CompTIA Healthcare Information Technician in Canada

Hi all,
Having recently returned to my old job at the hospital for the summer, I have been eyeing this certification for the past week. I understand that the exam covers US health regulations, but I believe that Canadas is very similar (QHR/EHR/Greenscreen, etc). Can anybody provide me on any feedback whether this cert is worth it or not?
Basically what my job role for the summer is database support. Working with the HR, IT, and Communications departments I am using Excel to cleanup the 26,000 employee database then merge them into a script for a new e-phonebook that we are working on. This will also help make things more organized on the Active Directory side of things as well.
Having recently returned to my old job at the hospital for the summer, I have been eyeing this certification for the past week. I understand that the exam covers US health regulations, but I believe that Canadas is very similar (QHR/EHR/Greenscreen, etc). Can anybody provide me on any feedback whether this cert is worth it or not?
Basically what my job role for the summer is database support. Working with the HR, IT, and Communications departments I am using Excel to cleanup the 26,000 employee database then merge them into a script for a new e-phonebook that we are working on. This will also help make things more organized on the Active Directory side of things as well.
Certification Goals 2020: CCNA, Security+
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CWTS, then WireShark
Those are skills you'll actually be able to leverage throughout your career.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=15011
Take a look at that. If you are merging fuzzy data, such as names and roles etc you can utilize that Excel plug in to match data back and forth, just remember to turn the range into a table before you start the fuzzy lookup. I usually just load data into the tables and then write scripts back and forth, but sometimes you have to go old school.
"You have enemies? Good, that means you've stood up for something, sometime in your life." ~Winston S. Churchill