You’ll need
Certifications
✓Medical scribe certification is not required.
✓Previous healthcare experience involving clinical documentation, medical terminology, or exposure to patient care, such as EMT, medical assistant, patient care technician, nursing assistant, or similar healthcare experience
Education
✓High school diploma or GED required.
✓Completion of a formal medical scribe training program is preferred but not required.
✓Relevant college coursework or training in pre-medical studies, nursing, physician assistant studies, allied health, biology, anatomy and physiology, or another healthcare-related field, with demonstrated knowledge of medical terminology and the ability to learn clinical documentation.
Some college coursework in a healthcare, science, or related field preferred.
Qualifications
✓Knowledge of or demonstrated aptitude for medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology.
✓Strong written communication and documentation skills.
✓Quick and accurate typing and computer skills.
✓Ability to learn clinical documentation requirements and accurately document patient encounters in real time.
✓Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain accuracy in a fast-paced environment.
✓Ability to prioritize tasks, adapt quickly to changing circumstances, and manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously.
✓Ability to work effectively in a high-volume Emergency Department environment.
✓Ability to stand, walk, and accompany a provider for extended periods.
✓Excellent follow-through and organizational skills.
✓Self-motivated and able to work independently while functioning effectively as part of the healthcare team.
✓Dependable, mature, and professional.
✓Qualified candidates should have one or more of the following:
✓Previous medical scribe experience in an Emergency Department, hospital, physician practice, or other clinical setting
✓Previous Emergency Department medical scribe experience is strongly preferred but is not required for an otherwise qualified candidate.
About the role
Document patient histories, examinations, medical decision-making, procedures, consultations, and dispositions in real time.
What you’ll do
Work alongside Emergency MedicineWork alongside Emergency Medicine physicians and APPs during patient encounters
Document patient histories, examinationsDocument patient histories, examinations, medical decision-making, procedures, consultations, and dispositions in real time
Track diagnostic testing andTrack diagnostic testing and help providers maintain accurate and timely documentation
Review relevant medical recordReview relevant medical record information and assist with documentation throughout the patient’s ED visit
Support efficient provider workflowSupport efficient provider workflow in a fast-paced Emergency Department