Essential Scribe·Glendale, Arizona
Medical Scribes work alongside healthcare providers in the Emergency Department to document patient visits into the electronic medical record system. They act as a physician's right-hand assistant to ensure accurate and real-time clinical charting.
Medical Scribes work side-by-side with healthcare providers (physicians, PAs, NPs) following them around the ED to document patient visits into the electronic medical record system as everything occurs. Essential Scribe is currently hiring those looking for valuable clinical experience with leading healthcare providers. This is a paid position with paid training. In this position, you will gain an extensive base of medical terminology and clinical information as well as gain on-the-job clinical exposure and hours. This position is ideal for those pursuing or interested in a career in healthcare. No prior experience is required! Essential Scribe has a thorough and supportive training program. Join us today to work surrounded by mentors, and receive ongoing continuing education.
"I would say that the top 2 things about working as a scribe in the ED is exposure to numerous cases, which has provided me so much knowledge already and the great work environment!!" "I like the community and bond that you are able to build with your fellow scribes and medical staff." "Everybody is very supportive and encouraging of the scribes' medical journey and everyone is always offering up good advice and tips to succeed."
Prepare for a career in medicine and get ahead of the curve by working side-by-side with a professional healthcare provider Gain an extensive understanding of medical terminology in a clinical setting where you will be paid to shadow and work alongside healthcare providers Work as an essential part of a real healthcare team Learn much more than just charting by becoming the physician's right-hand man Job requirements College degree, or current enrollment in a related field Minimum of 2-4 shifts a week Ability to multi-task Ability to clearly communicate, orally and in writing Responsible and mature individual with a passion for healthcare and learning Strong organizational skills Minimum typing speed of 65 WPM Comfortable with computers
Candidates must have a college degree or be currently enrolled in a related field with a typing speed of at least 65 WPM. Applicants should be responsible individuals with strong communication skills and a passion for healthcare.
Market context
Emergency department medical scribe openings in Arizona often draw candidates with healthcare interest, strong communication skills, and fast typing, especially when schedules include both morning and afternoon shift blocks. These roles can be competitive because employers look for a college degree or current enrollment in a related field, plus at least 65 WPM and reliability in a fast-paced setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your availability and typing speed before applying.
