PhysAssist Scribes, Inc.

I have actually worked my way up in the company at ScribeAmerica as a project manager and I have a lot of experience with recruitment and hiring. The best questions to ask are about the required time commitment, the type of speciality that the scribe will be working in determines their work hours...

From someone who attended career fairs for PhysAssist Scribes, Inc., my best advice would be to come prepared. Dress professionally, bring a copy of your resume, research the job position prior, and if available, submit an application before the career fair. That way, the recruiter can follow up ...

The PhysAssist company culture is one of dedication and responsiveness. People must be willing to work hard to constantly improve, and must be comfortable with receiving constructive feedback. The scribes who work at NCMC answer to their Chief Scribe, who is the only leadership representative who...

Training wise: you first start with ScribeU which teaches you the basics of an EMR (electronic medical record). Then you do a quick classroom training and realize that the training you received at ScribeU is subpar to the actual EMR. You then go through a series of 7 training shifts to apply what...

PhysAssist has scribes in clinics and hospitals across the United States. I work in the emergency department so I can speak to this job setting. Once you are hired you go through a week-long, online training. After this, you begin training shifts with a fellow scribe in the emergency room until y...

It is a good place to gain experience if you want to go into the medical field. This experience enhances students wanting to go to medical school or it makes students realize that medicine is not for them.

An ER Medical scribe works in an Emergency Department alongside a medical provider. Scribes are responsible for documenting the patient's care from start to finish, including the patient history, physical exam, diagnostic and imaging results, consults, procedures, patient education, and more. A b...