I started as an ER scribe on the 6th and we use cerner. I’ve worked 4 shifts so far . It’s very overwhelming. I feel like I’ll never get it down. But I’m trying so hard I’m studying doing a lot of research on how to have the perfect HPI ; the do’s and don’ts . I’m going to be really scared on my first shift alone
Taylor Martin you will be fine! my typical HPI is as follows. “chief complaint”. ___ y/o m/f patient with history of ______ presents with complaints of “chief complaint” x however many days/weeks. *if it’s a chest pain/abdominal pain I say patient presents with complaints of non-radiating chest pain/abdominal pain or chest pain/abdominal pain that radiates to **_____* Associated symptoms include _____________. Patient notes taking ______ without relief of pain. And then my last sentence is usually the pertinent negatives. hope this helps! if a patient was seen by PCP or previously in the ED I place that usually after my first sentence cause that’s important. just keep studying and stay confident. it’s normal to feel the way you do! let me know if you have any questions.
Taylor Martin what part in particular? always double check this section no matter what. when I first started, I kept a sheet with patient’s stickers on them and wrote next to their name what was ordered by the provider so I knew what needed to be pulled into the chart. however, even if I knew or was pretty positive there were no labs ordered, i got into the habit of hitting it anyway just in case. sometimes that saved me. also, the sheet is a good way to keep track of patients and the charts that still need to be sent. whenever I sent a chart to the provider, I would cross off that patient’s sticker so i knew I was done. felt good to do that & also a sense of accomplishment
I just started as a medical scribe for Cleveland Clinic urology department I’m a little nervous but I’m excited at the same time my medical assisting course sort of prepared me with the medical terminology portion great video doll
Hi Bayflo! I enjoyed your video. It was actually pretty funny because I think those tips we as scribes have learned them the hard way. When you said get a mouse...I cracked up laughing because it seemed so simple but saved my life!!!! Everything she said seemed simple enough but you will see it is crucial facts! To Baylo I think this is great Ive been looking for scribe community to just share anecdotes and questions and tips and tricks. This position is so under featured. Keep it up! Much love! -V
Vernatene Banks take notes on important things. usually trainers are good about telling you what’s really important. ask questions and don’t be afraid to. take it a day at a time! it can be very overwhelming at first, which is completely normal. reach out to me if you have any questions when you start. here for moral support if needed as well! good luck 😊
Hey, thanks for the making the video :) I get the point of not using Notepad, but in my view it's to avoid possible confusion: you type down a physical exam but don't note whose it is because you're thinking that's my next thing I'll do. And then scribe life happens and you're doing a code, you forget which patient that was for. The second problem would be losing information when the laptop goes down unexpectedly, because group policies applied to these managed laptops do not allow write access for your user - can't save notepad contents to the hard drive. That being said, I disagree with not using Notepad, or any other HIPAA compliant temporary text pad, for anything other than surplus information thrown at you. A simple problem I have all the time is: I'm trying to finish the chart for the last admit or d/c home, but we're already walking to the next patient's room. As I finish my chart, I'm listening to the provider - patient interaction. I just do a quick alt-tab to notepad and type up the HPI as I would in the chart itself: with mother c/o sore throat, decreased appetite, and fever with onset x2 days ago. Highest recorded temperature was 101.2 F, rectally @ 0830. She states pt was seen by Pediatrician x1 day ago, and was dc home with ... blah blah blah Then once I'm done sending the previous chart, I can open the current pt's chart, simply cut the text from notepad and paste it into the chart. Clean notepad, no confusion, no information loss, no "double work" which was the same line I was given during training.
This is a great video but the music is really distracting and makes it more difficult to hear what you’re saying :-/ thank you for all the wonderful tips though
I just got hired as a medical scribe, I start in a few days. I’ve been taking generals at a community college now, and now I think I’m going to pursue in pharmaceuticals. Someone told me about this medical scribe job and this will help me get a jumpstart in getting a career when I finish pharmacy school in about 6-7 years. I’m super nervous, I’ve never done anything like this before I was never interested in the medical field, we’ll see how it goes and I hope I do well.
Eva Stood I take morning classes, then I usually have about 2 hours before I have work and I use those 2 hours to do homework and study then I head straight to work. Weekends are great for me also, but I take 2 days off from work. You just have to figure out a good schedule between your classes and work. It took a while for me to find a good schedule and I finally did.
Hi Crony, a very useful clip.. Good Work.. I wish you best for success regarding the course you mentioned... Tmrw is my 4th week of training.. Despite my 6+ expertise in MT Healthcare field, there seems a lot to learn and grasp to dedicate our passion of Scribe To our Fellowbeings!!
Great video! I'm studying to become a scribe right now. I have over 13 years of admin assistant experience in hospitals and doctors offices (med/surg icu, ENT, Radiology, Ophthalmology, Rheumatology, and critical care transport). I think this would be a great fit for me.
I recently applied to be a scribe on Scribe America and i wanted to know is it stressful to do it while in school and would they allow two days of work per week
Hi, thanks for the video- I'm a scribe at a small clinic and we don't have EHR's, we're old fashioned paper, so I create each note from scratch using templates. It's my first gig as a scribe and I wonder is this a common way to do it? Also, is it common for scribes to assist the doctors during patient visits while scribing? Thank you!
honestly at the location I work it’s different everyday. some days you can see like 10 patients, and then other days you can see 25-30. it just depends!
@@evastood4539 the job i just got pays $9/hr part time, $10/hr full time. I'm only doing part time and I have a separate full time job or I'd be homeless 😂
I just started a virtual medical scribe job (from home) with zero experience except for medical terminology classes at school 🥲 it’s sooo overwhelming. We use epic. I have no experience with epic and we haven’t started the epic training yet , only soap note training .
Hi Crony, a very useful clip.. Good Work.. I wish you best for success regarding the course you mentioned... Tmrw is my 4th week of training.. Despite my 6+ expertise in MT Healthcare field, there seems a lot to learn and grasp to dedicate our passion of Scribe To our Fellowbeings!!
Update it’s been 2 months and I’m scribing by myself now . Everyday i get better and better oh and it gets easier ☺️☺️
Taylor Martin thanks for sharing! I’m a new ER scribe on my second day and I’m already lost!
Asma Abdulkadir it gets so much easier , i still love my job so much
@@asmaabdulkadir9612 I just got hired for scribing at an ER what tips do you have? I'm so nervous
Please can anyone help me to write assessment for job application
how did you study for the exam taken after the scribe training
I started as an ER scribe on the 6th and we use cerner. I’ve worked 4 shifts so far . It’s very overwhelming. I feel like I’ll never get it down. But I’m trying so hard I’m studying doing a lot of research on how to have the perfect HPI ; the do’s and don’ts . I’m going to be really scared on my first shift alone
Taylor Martin you will be fine! my typical HPI is as follows. “chief complaint”. ___ y/o m/f patient with history of ______ presents with complaints of “chief complaint” x however many days/weeks. *if it’s a chest pain/abdominal pain I say patient presents with complaints of non-radiating chest pain/abdominal pain or chest pain/abdominal pain that radiates to **_____* Associated symptoms include _____________. Patient notes taking ______ without relief of pain. And then my last sentence is usually the pertinent negatives. hope this helps! if a patient was seen by PCP or previously in the ED I place that usually after my first sentence cause that’s important. just keep studying and stay confident. it’s normal to feel the way you do! let me know if you have any questions.
BAY THE PA-S yes very helpful , Thankyou so much! What about the MDM i have such a hard time there as well
Taylor Martin what part in particular? always double check this section no matter what. when I first started, I kept a sheet with patient’s stickers on them and wrote next to their name what was ordered by the provider so I knew what needed to be pulled into the chart. however, even if I knew or was pretty positive there were no labs ordered, i got into the habit of hitting it anyway just in case. sometimes that saved me. also, the sheet is a good way to keep track of patients and the charts that still need to be sent. whenever I sent a chart to the provider, I would cross off that patient’s sticker so i knew I was done. felt good to do that & also a sense of accomplishment
hi, do you know any legit websites hiring remote med scribe? interested applicant here=)
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I just started as a medical scribe for Cleveland Clinic urology department I’m a little nervous but I’m excited at the same time my medical assisting course sort of prepared me with the medical terminology portion great video doll
Hi Bayflo! I enjoyed your video. It was actually pretty funny because I think those tips we as scribes have learned them the hard way. When you said get a mouse...I cracked up laughing because it seemed so simple but saved my life!!!! Everything she said seemed simple enough but you will see it is crucial facts! To Baylo I think this is great Ive been looking for scribe community to just share anecdotes and questions and tips and tricks. This position is so under featured. Keep it up! Much love! -V
Hi, Thank you for this! I'm a new Scribe and the stuggle is real!
i remember that feeling girl! hang in there i promise it gets better ♥️
Sarenatee Brairton girl tell me about it 😭
I am doing a scribe internship and I'm nervous any suggestions?
Vernatene Banks take notes on important things. usually trainers are good about telling you what’s really important. ask questions and don’t be afraid to. take it a day at a time! it can be very overwhelming at first, which is completely normal. reach out to me if you have any questions when you start. here for moral support if needed as well! good luck 😊
@@baythepa-s9027 Thank you so much, I will reach out :).
Hey, thanks for the making the video :)
I get the point of not using Notepad, but in my view it's to avoid possible confusion: you type down a physical exam but don't note whose it is because you're thinking that's my next thing I'll do. And then scribe life happens and you're doing a code, you forget which patient that was for. The second problem would be losing information when the laptop goes down unexpectedly, because group policies applied to these managed laptops do not allow write access for your user - can't save notepad contents to the hard drive.
That being said, I disagree with not using Notepad, or any other HIPAA compliant temporary text pad, for anything other than surplus information thrown at you. A simple problem I have all the time is: I'm trying to finish the chart for the last admit or d/c home, but we're already walking to the next patient's room. As I finish my chart, I'm listening to the provider - patient interaction. I just do a quick alt-tab to notepad and type up the HPI as I would in the chart itself:
with mother c/o sore throat, decreased appetite, and fever with onset x2 days ago. Highest recorded temperature was 101.2 F, rectally @ 0830. She states pt was seen by Pediatrician x1 day ago, and was dc home with ... blah blah blah
Then once I'm done sending the previous chart, I can open the current pt's chart, simply cut the text from notepad and paste it into the chart. Clean notepad, no confusion, no information loss, no "double work" which was the same line I was given during training.
You’re so awesome i took your advice and i use it within my note . Thankyou so much! For helping me 💕💕💕 I’m so happy 😀 working in the ED is so fun
This is a great video but the music is really distracting and makes it more difficult to hear what you’re saying :-/ thank you for all the wonderful tips though
Same
I didn't even know this existed! So cool!!
I take my FE tomorrow and I'm super worried that I will fail.
Actually I'm certain I will. Everything is a overload on my brain.
Everyone wish me luck
How was the result?
I just got hired as a medical scribe, I start in a few days. I’ve been taking generals at a community college now, and now I think I’m going to pursue in pharmaceuticals. Someone told me about this medical scribe job and this will help me get a jumpstart in getting a career when I finish pharmacy school in about 6-7 years. I’m super nervous, I’ve never done anything like this before I was never interested in the medical field, we’ll see how it goes and I hope I do well.
Bella Bee how do you balance being a full time student while working part time? Is working just weekends best?
Eva Stood I take morning classes, then I usually have about 2 hours before I have work and I use those 2 hours to do homework and study then I head straight to work. Weekends are great for me also, but I take 2 days off from work. You just have to figure out a good schedule between your classes and work. It took a while for me to find a good schedule and I finally did.
Hi Crony, a very useful clip.. Good Work.. I wish you best for success regarding the course you mentioned... Tmrw is my 4th week of training.. Despite my 6+ expertise in MT Healthcare field, there seems a lot to learn and grasp to dedicate our passion of Scribe To our Fellowbeings!!
Great video! I'm studying to become a scribe right now. I have over 13 years of admin assistant experience in hospitals and doctors offices (med/surg icu, ENT, Radiology, Ophthalmology, Rheumatology, and critical care transport). I think this would be a great fit for me.
I love your style and seriousness
pretty and smart! love it :)
Thanks so much your eyebrows are amazing this is helpful I'm about to face my interview
what is a macro? love the video! thanks
It’s like a button that will pre type sentences or pre fill sections for you so you can save time
I recently applied to be a scribe on Scribe America and i wanted to know is it stressful to do it while in school and would they allow two days of work per week
Hiiii! I’ve really enjoyed both your videos about medical scribes and would love to know how you became a Trainor and how that process went?
Hi, thanks for the video- I'm a scribe at a small clinic and we don't have EHR's, we're old fashioned paper, so I create each note from scratch using templates. It's my first gig as a scribe and I wonder is this a common way to do it? Also, is it common for scribes to assist the doctors during patient visits while scribing? Thank you!
Are hospitals usually flexible with hours for college students wanting to be scribes? I am hoping to get a job like this but I have class most days
What tips would you give someone going on an interview for this position?
this interview is quite short! just be confident & direct with your answers. know why you want to be a scribe!
Nice video. I'm a scribe in the ED and it's amazing clinical experience. We also use CERNER at our facility.
thank you! & yes it really is amazing clinical experience. i’ve learned so much!
Hi @BAY THE PA-S! Just wondering if you know companies that hire and train from other country...outside of US? Your reply is appreciated.
Do scribes travel or go on traveling associates? Also do you get PTO as a scribe and do they offer like tuition reimbursement or something like that ?
Can I study medical scribing course self well
Hi mam this kris from India please suggest me that which is best related salary and future medical transcription or scribe
how do I become a medical scribe ? What school did you get your certificate?
Some jobs do on the job training.. try starting in optometry most doctors will pay for you to get certified
Just started scribing
💞💞💞💞💞
How many charts per day is an average load? Thx!
honestly at the location I work it’s different everyday. some days you can see like 10 patients, and then other days you can see 25-30. it just depends!
Is there any medical scribe from India? Please reply
Hi
hi, do you know any legit websites hiring remote med scribe? interested applicant here=)
Amme Soon scribeamerica site is always good. I applied and next day got an email for an interview that week.
That’s what I plan to do. Work weekends or at least Fridays and Saturdays only.
The pay sucks...smh
Melody Valdivia really? How much?
@@evastood4539 the job i just got pays $9/hr part time, $10/hr full time. I'm only doing part time and I have a separate full time job or I'd be homeless 😂
I just started a virtual medical scribe job (from home) with zero experience except for medical terminology classes at school 🥲 it’s sooo overwhelming. We use epic. I have no experience with epic and we haven’t started the epic training yet , only soap note training .
Hi Crony, a very useful clip.. Good Work.. I wish you best for success regarding the course you mentioned... Tmrw is my 4th week of training.. Despite my 6+ expertise in MT Healthcare field, there seems a lot to learn and grasp to dedicate our passion of Scribe To our Fellowbeings!!