Medical Scribe

IMPORTANT: It is helpful for student candidates to stack classes to be able to work a weekday day shift schedule. Part-time and full-time opportunities are available. MedScribes is in search of highly motivated, customer service oriented candidates interested in a health care opportunity to work directly with physicians, patients and the clinical care team. This is a non-clinical role, for which on-site training is provided and certification is NOT required. A scribe will observe physician-patient interactions to provide real time clinical documentation in and around the Triangle area of North Carolina. Site placement is based on a strong match of client needs and staff availability to meet the goal of creating a winning partnership. Benefits for our Scribes: Dedicated on-site training tailored to support a strong foundation for success Master the use of the electronic health record, medical terminology and clinical documentation through consistent shift work. Integration on to a clinical team for direct exposure to patient-provider interactions. Work with multiple providers within a specialty to gain breadth and depth Gain perspective for clinical decision making, clinical workflow, team dynamics Build relationships with clinicians that offer mentorship and letters of recommendation Connect with peers on a similar career path. Flexible scheduling to manage classes and work Test prep and scrubs attire discounts Leadership opportunities are available Requirements for all scribe openings:

Minimum age: 19 years old. Commitment: Minimum of 2-3 shifts/clinics per week, about 20 hours per week for 1 year Transportation: Valid driver's license and reliable transportation required. Typing skills: Minimum 60 words per minute.

Education: College-level biology, anatomy, and/or medical terminology preferred.

Experience: Exposure to clinical environment preferred, but not required. Personality: Motivated, eager to learn, customer-oriented, flexible. Physical Requirement: Able to stand for long periods of time Typical shift schedule for which candidates should be available to work weekdays: Clinic opportunities - weekday schedule with start times at 8a - 5pmLimited remote clinic options available. Typical Emergency Department schedules below. Candidates should be available to work some weekdays: Emergency Department shifts are ~ 8-10 hours in length and schedules vary weekly. Shift examples include: Morning (e.g. 6a-3p, 7a-4p) Afternoon (e.g. 12p-9p, 2p-11p) Evenings (3p-12a, 5p-1a), and overnights (e.g. 10p-6a, 11p-7a, 9p-6a). Shift times vary based on physician schedules.

Note: These are examples and the specific schedule may vary slightly by specific department or site set up.