Health Information Managers are responsible for the organization, quality, confidentiality, and regulatory compliance of patient health records. They oversee documentation standards, coding accuracy, release-of-information procedures, retention policies, and data governance frameworks. Responsibilities include supervising health information staff, ensuring adherence to privacy regulations, managing data audits, and supporting reporting and quality initiatives. They work closely with clinicians, coders, compliance officers, and IT departments to maintain accurate and secure information systems. Work settings include hospitals, insurance organizations, public health agencies, and healthcare networks. Global demand is stable to high due to expanding digital documentation requirements and strict data protection regulations.