Medical Scribes are unlicensed individuals who function in partnership with a medical provider to assist in the documentation of medical conversations, exams and treatment with patients. Scribes are expected to gain competency with the often highly specialized focus of their provider. Scribes provide direct support for specific medical providers, and are intended to match schedules with their assigned provider. Schedule may vary from day-to-day and week-to-week. Scribing may be done in-person or virtually depending on the needs of the provider. Scribes are not interchangeable without significant additional training.
This position requires someone with high-level written and verbal communication skills and the ability to remain calm, problem solve and stay organized under high pressure conditions and timelines.
EDUCATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent within one year of start-date.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
Must be able to perform the essential functions of this position with or without accommodation.
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
* Please upload a writing sample to the documents section that answers the following prompt: How do you see the role of Medical Scribe benefiting your overall career goals? (The writing sample should be about 1 page long and single-spaced).*
* Please also upload an unofficial academic transcript to the documents section.*
ENVIRONMENT, PHYSICAL DEMANDS & EQUIPMENT USAGE
Medical Scribes can have a variable schedule pending assignment. Scribes must be able to travel to necessary OHSU campuses 1-5 days a week.
Scribes do not provide medical care, but must be comfortable remaining in the room while medical care and medical procedures are provided.
While working on-campus the position requires the ability to stand, ambulate, and use a computer for 8 hours a day, in 4-hour continuous increments. Must also be able to carry a laptop and/or push a portable workstation.
BENFITS
*Schedules with under 20 hrs per week are not eligible for insurance benefits*
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