Medical Virtual Assistant - Medical Scribe

Task2Virtual PH; Central Visayas; Remote; PHP 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

Task2Virtual PH is seeking licensed healthcare professionals to join as Remote Medical Scribes, leveraging your clinical background in a fully remote role. The position includes a 3-week unpaid training period, with opportunities to contribute to clinical support tasks.

Ideal candidates hold an active license (RN/MD/RMT/pharmacist/radtech) and have 6–12 months of relevant hospital or teaching experience, strong English skills, and the ability to work independently in a digital environment.

Qualifications

• Licensed healthcare professional with clinical background.
• 3-week unpaid training program.
• Remote work environment

Responsibilities

• Work as a Remote Medical Scribe in a clinical support capacity.
• Undergo a 3-week unpaid training program.

Skills

Advanced English

Attention to detail

Organization

Multitasking

Independent worker

Team player

Education

RN with PRC license

MD

RMT

Pharmacist

Radtech

Job description

About the role

We are looking for licensed healthcare professionals to join us as Remote Medical Scribes, bringing your clinical background into a remote work environment.

Key responsibilities

• Work as a Remote Medical Scribe in a clinical support capacity
• Undergo a 3-week unpaid training program

About you

• Registered Nurse (RN) with an active PRC license (preferred), or Doctor of Medicine (MD), Registered Medical Technologist (RMT), Pharmacist, or Radiologic Technologist (Radtech)
• Minimum of 6 months to 1 year of relevant professional experience in a hospital, clinical setting, or teaching medical-related subjects
• Internship experience acceptable for MDs (Doctors) only
• Advanced English proficiency
• Excellent attention to detail, organization, and multitasking ability
• Able to work independently while being a team player
• Comfortable using digital tools and online platforms
• BPO customer service/MedVA experience is an advantage, but not mandatory