Oncology Medical Scribe — Real-Time EHR Documentation

American Oncology Management Company; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 20,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Oncology Consultants - Medical Center CCO Office is seeking a Medical Scribe to accompany physicians in exam rooms and document patient interactions in real time within the EHR system. This role is clerical in nature and does not involve direct patient care.

The scribe will ensure accurate and timely charting of patient encounters, maintain confidentiality, and work with physicians to review notes and amendments before signing off. Overtime may be required.

Qualifications

• Minimum of one year in the healthcare field; direct patient care experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of medical terminology required.
• High school diploma, GED or equivalent education required.
• Valid driver''s license required for travel between clinics.

Responsibilities

• Accompany the physician in the exam room for patient interviews and examinations.
• Document patient encounters in real time using the EHR, as dictated by the physician.
• Chart patient history, physicals, diagnostics, treatments and instructions with legible notes.
• Prepare and present the medical record for review and amendments before signing.
• Attend chart rounds with the physician to review patient status and care-related issues.
• Refer all patient care requests to the physician or nursing staff.
• Maintain confidentiality and comply with all relevant laws and policies.
• Work overtime as required to meet business needs.

Skills

Healthcare experience

Medical terminology

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Valid driver''s license

Job description

Oncology Consultants - Medical Center CCO Office is seeking a Medical Scribe to accompany physicians in exam rooms and document patient interactions in real time within the EHR system. This role is clerical in nature and does not involve direct patient care.

The scribe will ensure accurate and timely charting of patient encounters, maintain confidentiality, and work with physicians to review notes and amendments before signing off. Overtime may be required.