Become a Scribe!

What does a scribe do?
A medical scribe accompanies a doctor or other health practitioner to patient visits and documents those visits in real time so the physician can focus on their conversation with, and examination of, the patient. Scribes record the patient’s history and physical exam findings, lab and radiology results, procedures, diagnoses, etc.
At a time when electronic health records (EHR) are required in every practice and hospital in the United States, doctors need strong, reliable scribes to accurately and completely capture and code each patient encounter.
- Gain first-hand experience working in a clinical setting
- Learn more about various medical professions by working alongside doctors, PAs, NPs, nurses, etc.
- Observe the medical decision-making process at various stages in the process
- Review radiology studies, EKGs and laboratory results with a provider
- Witness procedures such as injections, central lines and intubations
- Build your resume and make it stand out with real-world experience
iScribeMD provides comprehensive training that includes classroom instruction, self-study and bedside training.
Pay varies based on your geographic location.
- Minimum of a high school diploma; college students interested in healthcare preferred
- Keyboard/typing proficiency (40 WPM or higher)
- Ability to learn and apply basic medical terminologies and techniques
- Ability to recognize and respect delicate and confidential patient information
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Project management skills
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