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St.-Bernards-Healthcare seeks a dedicated medical scribe to provide direct clinical and patient service support to the designated physician. You will room and escort patients, obtain vital signs, prepare exam rooms, and assist with procedures while documenting encounters in real time within clinic protocols.
The role requires strong medical terminology, EHR proficiency, and strict confidentiality. The physician remains responsible for medical decisions and records.
Full Time , Day Shift , M-Th 8am-5pm, F 8am-1pm
Minimum Age Requirement: 18 years of age or older
High school diploma or equivalent GED. Completion Of required organizational orientation and role-specific competency training.
At least I year Of healthcare, physician Office, patient care, medical administrative, or comparable healthcare support
experience; equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. Demonstrated ability to use computers/EHR systems and accurately document or enter information.
This is a safety sensitive position. Please see the St. Bernards Substance Abuse Policy for further information.
Nomal hospital ewironment Close eve work. Hearing of normal and soft Distinguish smells Distinguish temperatures by touch and proximity. Carrying up to 20 Frequent sitting. standing, bending, stooping, walking and reaching, Long-term bending, sitting, standing, computer work and squatting.
Provides direct clinical and patient service support to the designated physician while serving as the physician's medical scribe.
Rooms and escorts patients, obtains and documents vital signs and other information within established clinic protocols, prepares
exam rooms and supplies, assists with procedures as directed, supports patient flow and administrative functions, and accurately
documents the physician's patient encounters in the electronic health record in real time or as directed. The position requires strong
medical terminology, EHR proficiency, attention to detail, confidentiality, and the ability to accurately capture provider statements
without independently diagnosing, interpreting, or altering clinical information. The physician remains responsible for the medical
record and clinical decisions.