Day in the life of a Scribe | Emergency Department | Clinical Experience for Medical School
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2021
- Hey guys, long time no see :)
Today I am taking you with me on a shift in the emergency department as a medical scribe.
If you’re looking to for clinical experience for medical school, you most likely have seen recommendations for scribing. Stay til the end for some general information. I hope this video answers any questions you may have :)
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The editing it’s amazing 😩❤️
You are so cute!! I just got accepted to be a medical scribe in a hospital with no experience and I needed to do research to see what I was expecting your video was the most informative and helpful so far. I felt relatable when you said about not knowing much medical terminology even though I took a class for it LOL. Are you happy with your job regardless of the long hours? Have you ever had a bad day while on the job?
Ahh I congrats on getting accepted and I hope it goes well for you. I like the job because it gives me a lot of exposure. The only time I would have a bad day is when we get critical patients. It makes me feel sad but it’s a part of healthcare that we can’t avoid.
Can I ask you about the interview part? I have a interview coming soon and I want to try and get all to knowledge about medical scribe that I can.
This helped me a lot! I'm thinking about going into scribing. Thank you!
I’m glad you found it helpful!!
Nice to see a fellow Jonathan 🥺
I love this! Could u make another video answering questions like what to expect from floor training or my first day working? I’m going to start floor training soon
Thank you ☺️ Honestly, the first day of training will be mostly a day of observation. Here are some tips:
1) Bring a small notebook and pens.
2) Learn some medical abbreviations BEFORE your shift.
3) Set your phone and watch time to military time now so you’ll get used to it before you start working.
4) Watch HPI scribing practice videos on TH-cam to practice listening (this helps a lot)
Let me know if you have any specific questions!! Good luck!
I’m looking forward to my interview I can’t wait. Thanks girl for the video
Ahh good luck!! ❤️ and thank you for your support :)
Thanks for this! I’m starting a medical scribe job at an urgent care clinic. I’m so excited❣️
Ahhh that’s so exciting! Best of luck :)
@@brialeixx thank you! I'm in my training right now, and so far am enjoying it ^,^
I like your scrubs! They look comfy.
They are!! Thank you ❤️
I have an interview with scribeamerica soon! Super nervous, but watching your videos help!
Good luck!! I’m glad you found them helpful ☺️
How did it go? I too have an interview with them soon.
Im currently a virtual Medical Scribe and was browsing videos to get ideas how to be quicker and more efficient in my role since we see ~30 patients per day, so I came across your video! It’s cool btw! Wish I could work in the office instead of remotely. I live in the Ph. ;)
Ahh thank you!! It’s definitely different seeing it in person but you still get a lot of experience remotely too. Good luck!! ❤️
Hello! I am looking for opportunities to be a virtual medical scribe as well. May I know where I can apply for something like that? :)
@@anuriperera3686 I’m not very familiar with Telescribing because I haven’t done it myself. I would just look up online for programs that offer that
I have an interview for virtual medical scribe tomorrow. There's plenty on indeed
Ahh thank you! And good luck ❤️
Best TH-camr in Memphis no cap
Ahhh I love you thank you 🥰❤️
I work as a medical assistant and I get to work all day with the doctors as well. It's fun :)
Yes it is!! And good luck to you!
This was excellent! Thank you 🙏🏼🤍
Thank you for your support!!
That's amazing you are a scribe and student too. I work 6 days a week as a LPN/scribe and always feel so burnt out at work and was trying to go back to school and study but don't know how to manage my work notes and school work all at once?
I tried not to pick up too many shifts to not overwhelm myself. I also had a lot of downtime in the hospital that I use tl study or do school work :) good luck to you!!
This video is really helpful. Thank you :)
Ahh I’m glad you found it helpful 🥰
I think statute of limitations for malpractice will no longer be a thing. There’s too much merit in showing up with insurance & having reports written with signatures. Most merit being showing up with 3rd party insurance.
SOL exists because eyewitness accounts deteriorates. With medical scribes I just think the SOL for med mal will no longer be a thing.
Ty
Minneapolis
your purse is so cute!
thank you 🥰
I just applied for a medical scribe position remote so I can get my foot in the door for billing and coding this was very informative 😊
I’m glad you found it helpful!! Good luck!!
IM IN MEDICAL SCRIBE SCHOOL THEN THE SCHOOL WILL HELP ME GET A WFM SCRIBE POSTITION
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Thank you for vlogging I have an upcoming interview for a scribe and was wondering what your day to day responsibilities were. BTW where did you get the keyboard?
Thanks for your support!! We just have to carry out documentation for all the patients that the physician you work with stays form the first consultation to discharge or admission. I got the keyboard from Amazon!!
Also, good luck!!
“After study I go and take a 2 second nap” LOL this reminded me of how my breaks are like 1 minute of me inhaling a protein ball on shift. (I’m a doctor’s assistant for an after hours service and it do be like that sometimes). 😂
Hahaha it really do be like that 😂😭
Do you find it difficult at all managing school while also working at the ER as a scribe? Im about to become an ER scribe as well and it's got me so stressed lol.
It sounds like it would be hectic but honestly it’s not that bad!! You will most likely have time to study and do school work during your shift. Good luck to you!! If you have anymore questions, let me know!!
That bag is CUTE OMG
thank you ☺️❤️
I recently started applying to places. I'm really worried about the knowing medical terminology part. I haven't taken a human anatomy class yet so I'm freaking out. How essential is it to be in touch with medical terminology? And if I don't have experience with it, how would you suggest that I learn? Would we be trained to know medical terms or is it expected of us to just know it?
I started off with knowing very very little medical terminology. I recommend using Anki to learn medical abbreviations. But it’s been a learning process. When I hear something new, I look it up on Google and that’s how I learn. I’ve honestly learned so much and had started knowing almost nothing :)
Same! I just got offered a medical scribe position today. Luckily, they gave us a pdf of the basic medical terms we need to know before the interview so I just reviewed those and hoped for the best when they quizzed us. I was kind of surprised I got hired since I have zero experience in the medical field. I came from an assistant accountant job at a tech company. I'm just worried about writing things down quickly and accurately. Last thing I want is for a patient to die because of me lol.
tysm
Just ask around!! It’s never too early to try and apply!
@@brialeixx ty for giving me hope :)
So i have the opportunity to work as a scheduler/scribe but i work now as a PCT and I’m having a hard time choosing between the both. I’m currently getting my masters degree in public health and plan on going for my DrPH.
I honestly think that it’s worth being a scribe for a certain amount of time so you can see what goes on in the emergency department. The more types of experience you have, the better!!
thanks for the video, i thought medical scriber are supposed to follow the DR. around with a computer to document stuff! This is so much better
Haha I thought that at first too!! But we just go around with traditional pen and paper :)) it’s definitely a lot better
Hi I want to know what are the steps to becoming a scribe? I’m in NYC and I just want to know what your thoughts are !
I’m planning to post a video answering this soon!!
Gunshot wounds etc go to Trauma hospitals, not regular Acute care hospitals.
Oof I'm getting interviewed for a remote medical scribe position, but I jave never had any medical experience at all lol. Do you think they will record (prolly not cuz of HIPPA) visits or will it be on call since it's remote?
I’m not exactly sure because my process was in person not remote. But good luck to you!!
Please do regular vedios
Girl where did you get your bag? I know it’s Kate Spade, right? But what’s the bag called bc I can’t find it!
It’s called the Joely Tote I think but they don’t carry this color for this style anymore 🥹 I got it off the Kate Spade site.
Hey britney, where are your Underscrubs from? I am currently looking for good Underscrubs and don’t want to buy the Figs brand
i actually got them from Sam’s!! haha they were around $10
I like how scribes are making videos on youtube
YESS!! I’m just trying to share my experiences :)
Oh Hi! I would like ask you something I am confused about one thing. What is the right procedure in case that follows. If patient suffers from cardiac arrest due to internal bleeding couses by stab wound into heart should we perform CPR in this case or abandon resustitation Instead intubate, give 50% glucose solution and drive to the nearest hospital on signal?? 😓😓
I would first like to say that I am not a doctor so I do not know what the best course of action would be. However, EMS will perform CPR and/or inject patients the substances they need prior to getting to the hospital. Also, based on what I have seen, sometimes they will perform CPR, stop, and intubate, then keep going.
Did you get your training via a program like Scribe America Or you applied without going through any programs? Also we’re you an undergraduate student when you worked the job? As a student, I don’t have time during the week except weekends but they say doctors don’t really work during weekends
Hi I applied directly to my local hospital system. I was in undergrad when I was working as a scribe. That’s true if you scribe for clinics but I scribed for the Emergency Department. Doctors work 24/7 here.
im going to have to try the ice lol! we have that same machine 😂
Haha it’s so good!! :)
Hi Britney! Did you train online or onsite before beginning?
The training I did online were for things like HIPPA and policies. The scribe training was on site. :)
I wish I had time to do anything but charting in my ED 😭
I feel that 😭 some days I can’t even stop and breathe
Is your scribing part of a program? I currently applied to scribe America but was looking for other programs in Georgia
I scribe directly for one hospital company but I think they still call it a ‘program’
Hi!! I am considering becoming a medical scribe too! What are some ways to become one?
You can always check to see if your local hospitals are hiring by checking online. If not, you can apply through ScribeAmerica, though I’m not too familiar with this program.
You can watch my most recent scribe FAQ video for more info :) hope that helped!!
Thank you for your day..... It was quiet interesting to watch from beginning to end
I'm a virtual medical scribe in India works for American doctor....
Would like to be a on-site-Scribe
I’m glad you found it interesting! Good luck to you!
Any tips for my upcoming ER medical scribe interview? any would help :)
I was fortunate enough to not have to interview for this position, but I have a couple little things that helped me when I was applying to another healthcare position.
1) Be prepared: I looked up interview questions that are related to the specific job i was applying for!!
2) And relax, the people interviewing are humans, too. They understand if you have trouble understanding a question or have trouble answering it. Try to feel as though you're having a conversation with the interviewer instead of them simply interrogating you , but make sure to keep it formal.
You got this!! Good luck ❤
Coukd you make appointment phone calls quietly at this job. Also do you need a ged
I don’t recommend it because it is an emergency department, and you have to be prepared all times to go see patients with the doctor.
My company required either a high school diploma or a GED
Great video!!! what is ur major in school?
Thank you :) I’m majoring in biology and minoring in chemistry and healthcare/society
Brittttt!
What company did you apply through? I’m doing scribe america but I don’t think the training is paid
I am currently trained at ScribeAmerica. They did pay for training.
Hi I'm from India . Now i wanna start career but I have a confusion about what to choose .is medical coding or scribing which is better option to consider . How much difficult scribing is??
I don’t know much about medical coding but scribing is not too difficult once you get the hang of it. In the beginning, it’s a lot of new information. But eventually you’ll get used to it!!
Wait. This is for your clinical hours? What carried more weight in you getting the job in the ER, or at a hospital, being a medical scribe or your actual medical school experience?
Haha it’s for pre medical experience. I’m still in undergrad. The scribe job requires no past experience and actually acts as a way to get experience in order to get into medical school.
Question so does scribe America place you in a hospital in Your area?
I believe so, as long as that hospital is partnered with scribe america :)
I am currently training to be a virtual scribe.. How important is typing speed for scribe?
Typing speed is something that would help with the job and for me it was a skill that I improved while working. It’s good to type fast so you can be more efficient :)
Can u tell about ur country and fee for studying medical scribe there and chances
Can certified medical scriber from india can apply for remote scribing job ...
Not many if any how many dudes you know roll like this how many dudes you flow like this
I scribed at a podiatrist as a highschool senior and did a 100 charts a day😭😭
Oh my gosh!! You’re so good ahaha 😦
What Were The Interview Questions They Asked You
I actually did not have to go through an interview process!!
Thanks for the video. How is the pay for medical scribes?
I think it depends on the state. I live in SC rn and they offer 11$-$17 an hour for it depending on experience.
Hello! Did you had a contract for your scribing position? And also which website or company did you used to apply for your scribing position?
Thank you so much in advance! (:
I signed a 1 year contract. I applied to a local hospital so I just contacted the scribe manager instead of applying on a website
what scrubs are you wearing?
So i actually got these specific ones from Walmart. I get my other ones from Landau and Amazon.
I wanted to do this
it’s definitely worth it!!
Hello new scribe here ! Wondering about the final I’ll be taking is it hard?? I’ve been an active pharmacy technician for 10 years now.
Hello :) I'm not sure what final you are talking about. As far as scribing goes, I never had any tests for it. And that's AMAZING!!
It was time for a change and I wanna be a doctor someday and I figured I couldn’t pass this opportunity up! How are you doing in your studies? Are you still scribing? Do you have any tips for my first day that you didn’t list in this video?
@@brittanyanders1284 Yes, it’s always good to take chances :) I’m actually doing well in my studies and it’s my last month scribing before my contract ends. If you click on my channel, my newest video answers a lot of questions about scribing!! let me knows if that helps :))
Do you have to have medical experience or wanna be in the medical field to be a scribe? Do you have to know how to type fast. And also know medical terminology. It seems easy but I don't know. I would do a job like this even tho I'm not interested in the medical field I just need a job which has taken me forever to find. It's been a whole year already
You definitely do not need to type fast or know medical terminology to become a scribe. You just learn as you go. And, if I am being honest, scribing is really only worth it if you need clinical hours rather than a form of income. Some scribes do get tipped by doctors and do it for a living but those are exceptional cases. I am going to make a video soon talking about how much I get paid and what the work is like, so stay tuned haha :)
@@brialeixx ahhhhhh gotcha ok. Good advice
Have any vacancy for medical scribe
Im ver nervous to do this and be yelled at by doctors/nurses :(
Ahh that’s understanding!! But most of the time you are not dealing directly with nurses. And the doctor may seem intimidating sometimes but the ones who have scribes are ones who requested them. They understand that we have a learning curve and they will try to help you. Because if you do well, it makes their job easier. I was nervous at first too but it just takes time!!
@@brialeixx how much time would you say? I just started scribing and I’ve trained in person only 3 times and I’m having a really hard time 😭
@@irinir3105 It is definitely hard at first. It’s only your third shift so it’s understandable. I promise it gets better with time!! Hang in there ❤️
@@irinir3105 how are you doing now?
@@thagoochtookmylunchmoney8800 Maybe this isn't the best update lol but i stopped working there after a couple months. I started at a different facility now and it is much much better. I really think it has a lot to do with who you are working with and who is training you as well.
would you need to type 60+ WPM?
No, not necessarily. They don’t require a typing test. I would say though that I was not a fast type when I started. But now that I’ve worked for a couple months, my speed has increased by a lot!!
@@brialeixx tysm !! I have my first interview tmr. Wish me luck !!
@@YenL157 ahhh good luck ❤️ you got this 🥳
You got me at free food 🍱 🤤
yess 🤩🤩
Hey are you working part time or per diem ?
I was working part time :) I also picked up shifts as needed but it was my choice. I was never called in for work.
Are you left handed? I noticed it & had to mention it I feel inclined 😭😭
haha no I am right handed!! I recorded this with front camera so it might’ve flipped it!! :)
Do you get to choose which department you work in?
You actually apply directly into the department you want to work in! So I applied directly to the emergency department.
@@brialeixx thank you! Love your content
@@kristinalittlejohn241 thank you so much for your support 🥺❤️
How much do you guys make an hour ?
$7.50 during training
$12 after training :) sometimes certain doctors give bonuses
Where do you live?
Do you get any breaks or can you request breaks?
There are no scheduled breaks but most of the shifts you will have downtime to study. The physicians that I work with will let me get lunch but you have to always be prepared to drop everything to see a patient :)
@@brialeixx thank you! I meant like during summer break when school is finished, because I’m interested but I might need some days off in the summer.
@@roxine7042 oh I’m sorry 😅 yes you can as long as you contact your manager ahead of time :)
@@brialeixx thank you so much for your help! Cant wait to see your new content and keep up with the great work. :))
Is the free food vegan?
They have vegan options every once in while but not all the time :(
Hi could send us the link of your face mask please
I can’t find the link for the exact one anymore but I also got these.
a.co/d/7G8Ko3J
Did you apply directly to those hospitals or through a company? If so, which one?
All of the hospitals are from one company :) I applied directly through there!
How do you become a medical scribe?
Hey, you can go online and look for listings in your area!! If you’re in the US you can also apply for ScribeAmerica.
What are you studying for
I’m studying to be a medical doctor!
Ward clerk in us hospitals
I wake up at 4 am everyday.
Ahhh woweee 😨
If I wanted to be a scribe and I’m at college would it be a good idea to apply now even though I have to go home during the summer since I don’t live here? So basically I would only be able to work till May, I don’t know if it would be a problem?
It depends on the hospital. The company I work for requires a 1 year commitment, so you’ll have to check with your company :)
Why are scribes so under paid !!!!??! Love the work but they pay it’s not sustainable.
Yes i agree :( But I guess we technically get clinical hours for it but they even told us to not depend on this job for our income.
So does that means choosing a medical scribe as your profession, deos'nt worth (i said that bcoz)🥺, i was like, i litrelly got my whole interest and confident to look forward to be a medical scribe( i was inspired by ur videos, and so much other facts)but will we be paid good, am the elder one in my family so it is obvious for me to choose a good and a stable career, what is ur thought about me choosing medical scribing as my profession, is it a good decision, and am from india and i would luv to work abroud atleast once so, will it help me, and would i be finacialy stable, waitng for your reply 😊......
@@brialeixx plzz reply it will be really good for me 😊
@@ashlyninan6518 I want to be honest with you. Medical scribes don’t pay well unless you are working as a personal scribe for a doctor. They will give you extra. But it really is a good place to get connections and opportunities for other jobs. It’s a good place to start.
@@ashlyninan6518 it's basically a super entry type of job. It's for people who need hours to get into other medical programs and to see if a medical career is right for you
you're cute :'>
It's a female Jonathan
Ty for the love. Hope your doing good. Have a blessed day