Health problems in Indonesia can be reduced if the number and type of health workers in health care facilities are fulfilled. This is due to uneven distribution of health workers, health workers are still concentrated in urban areas while in rural areas and in DTPK areas (remote, border and island) regions still lack quality health workers. According to BPPSDMK data that there are still 77% of Puskesmas in Indonesia still lacking health workers. The Polytechnic of the Ministry of Health as a health university has graduated 34,585 graduates in 2018, based on these data, the Polytechnic graduates should be able to be utilized for placement in areas that still lack health workers. To obtain data on health polytechnic graduates who have the qualifications and competencies in accordance with the needs of health centers, researchers see the polytechnic academic information system can be used as a tool to monitor the best prospective graduates of polytechnic. For this reason, this research proposes a web-based academic information system development model for registering prospective health workers from registering to graduating from the Poltekkes. The method used in this research is a qualitative method using the prototyping system development method. The output of this research is an integrated academic information system design, starting from registration to graduation. The results of this output are expected to be used as data for the Public Health Office in the fulfillment of health workers in the Puskesmas.