Health Information Technologist Jobs in Minneapolis, MN: Pay and Who's Hiring

In Minneapolis, the May 2025 median for health information technologists is about $91.9K, 35% over the U.S. median. The middle half runs from $79.6K to $104.3K.

Pay

The median is the middle of health information technologists already employed, not a starting wage. The 25th is the lower quarter of that group. The 75th is what the upper quarter already earns.

Percentile	Metro	MN	U.S.
25th	$79,560	$78,000	$48,940
Median	$91,910	$90,760	$68,020
75th	$104,300	$103,690	$95,630

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.

Hiring difficulty and demand

Hiring difficulty

3.6

Metro employment

540

National growth, 2025 to 2035

15.9%

National openings a year

3.0 thousand

This is the same score as the free check.

Who's hiring

Allina Health System, 5 campuses
Fairview Health Services, 5 campuses
Prairiecare, 4 campuses
Regions Hospital, 4 campuses
Childrens Health Care, 3 campuses
Abbott Northwestern Hospital, 2 campuses

Campuses on file in the provider extract, not live job ads.

License and training

States do not license this work. Employers usually want an AHIMA credential such as RHIT or RHIA, and cancer registries usually want the CTR from NCRA. Read the posting for the credential the registry requires.

Sources: BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, medical records specialists

The work

You review records, fix gaps, and keep data flowing to the systems and registries that need it. Registrars must abstract each case to a strict standard and a deadline.

Some of the day is audits and questions from clinicians. You also protect privacy, so access requests and release rules are part of the job.

Nearby metros

Rochester, MN · 76 miles
Duluth, MN · 137 miles
Sioux Falls, SD · 198 miles
Fargo, ND · 216 miles

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Questions

Who hires health information technologists in Minneapolis?

Hospitals and physician groups hire health information technologists in Minneapolis. Organizations on file in the provider extract include Allina Health System, Fairview Health Services, Prairiecare.

Do I need a license for health information work in Minnesota?

No. Employers in Minneapolis usually ask for an AHIMA credential, or the CTR for a cancer registry.

What should a hospital in Minneapolis weigh when hiring?

Ask about the credential and remote options. Minneapolis has a deeper bench of these workers than a typical metro. This metro is within 3 percent of the Minnesota median.