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Medical Scribes
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Emergency ScribesRight-size your staffing and improve productivity
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Outpatient ScribesIncrease efficiency and access to care
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Hospitalist ScribesReduce length of stay and improve patient satisfaction
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Urgent Care ScribesReduce wait times for acute episodes
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Nurse ScribesIncrease quality of worklife and reduce stress on nurses
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Population Health ScribesEngage the unique populations you serve
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Care NavigatorsEmbedded patient support at the point of care
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Avoid Provider BurnoutCombat increased documentation and clerical burdens.
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Improve Efficiency of Our ProvidersFocus on patients with time-saving solutions.
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Improve Our Patient ExperienceBuild a strong bond for healthier petients.
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Optimize Our Provider DocumentationEnsure documentation is accurate for billing.
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Scribe FamilyStay connected with fellow scribes who make the mission and vision of ScribeAmerica a reality.Diversity, Equity & InclusionAn Innovative Company Made Possible Together.
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Right-Sizing Staffing RatiosTest Top-of-license strategies for today's challenges.Evolution of the ScribeThe new era of medical scribe solutions.MACRA StrategyTargeted documentation for Medicare reimbursement.
In this edition of #ScribeStories, Alec Jackson, chief scribe, shares his experience working with ScribeAmerica.
During the summer of 2020, I was diagnosed with cancer. At this time, I had just graduated from undergrad and was studying to become an EMT, while pursuing applications for medical school. After recovering from treatment, I was unable to continue my EMT training without repeating the course. This led me to ScribeAmerica.
Becoming a scribe was the best choice that I could have made for my future medical career. Throughout the last year I have had the opportunity to become a chief scribe, as well as explore multiple areas of medicine, including hematology/oncology, internal medicine, family medicine, and emergency medicine. I have seen positive and negative sides of the field and it has only strengthened my desire to become a physician.
The experience and knowledge I have gained while working closely with a small number of physicians, as well as working with over twenty physicians in total has been invaluable, and some of the relationships will be kept long after I have finished scribing.
Interested in sharing your experience with ScribeAmerica? Email us at community@scribeamerica.com to be featured on ScribeCorner.