Scribe (Bilingual Spanish)
Woolfson Eye Institute·Lawrenceville, Georgia
Woolfson Eye Institute·Lawrenceville, Georgia
Assist physicians by documenting patient medical records, transcribing histories, and recording procedures during examinations. Manage patient flow through triage and provide administrative support such as answering phones and scheduling appointments.
Snellville, Lawrenceville, and Sandy Springs JOB SUMMARY Assist Physician with documentation of the patient's medical record
The scribe documents any procedures that may be performed by the physician or ophthalmic medical personnel. The scribe accompanies the physician into the exam room to transcribe the history and examination as given by the patient and the physician. Triages patients appropriately based on appointment time and acuity of problem prepares patient for doctor and maintains smooth, efficient flow throughout clinic Take dictation and document medicals while physician is examining patient Write out necessary prescriptions Administer drops and give injections under physician supervision When help is needed at front desk, answer phones and make appointments Triages patients appropriately based on appointment time and acuity of problem prepares patient for doctor and maintains smooth, efficient flow throughout clinic
High school diploma with a minimum of two (2) years of Ophthalmology experience Strong organizational skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Proficient in Outlook and Microsoft Word and other Software Packages Flexibility (may require some early mornings and evenings)
Market context
In Georgia, physician openings are typically competitive because employers look for strong clinical credentials, relevant experience, and comfort working in fast-paced care settings. For this role category, candidates often stand out by showing clear patient-care judgment and familiarity with the specific specialty or workflow. The job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; review the original posting for any licensure, scheduling, or documentation details before applying.
