Jobologi·Upper Moreland Township, Pennsylvania
The Medical Scribe is responsible for accurately documenting medical visits, procedures, and progress notes to increase physician efficiency. They also handle administrative tasks such as pending medications, lab work, and assisting patients with follow-up instructions.
Perfect for Gap Year Students!
Our Jobologi team is seeking a Medical Scribe We are currently seeking recent graduates for a Medical Scribe opportunity in the Philadelphia area.
As a Medical Scribe (also referred to as a Clinical Assistant), you would be trained in medical documentation and be assisting a physician throughout their shift.
The primary goal of a Scribe is to increase the efficiency and the productivity of the physician.
The Scribe allows the doctor to focus on what is most important, the patient.
Accurately and thoroughly document medical visits and procedures as they are being performed by the physician. Preparing progress notes for physician: Will identify reason for patients visit, ongoing patient problems, changes to medication, orders placed during last visit. Start progress note including initial history of prior illness (HPI), laboratory studies, and other studies, and ICD/problem list for physician. Physician reviews prior records, laboratory studies, other studies, initial HPI and ICD(ongoing problems) list. Begin visit with physician: HPI section must include location, quality, severity, duration, timing, context, precipitating/modifying factors, and associated signs and symptoms. Must also include any other details physician wants to take record in progress note. Be able to record any findings physician has for review of systems and physical exam. Begin assessment for physician: “Pend” medications, tests, and lab work as requested by physician. Prepare and print out any related patient instructions/ after visit summary/lab orders as requested by physician. “Pend” progress note for physician to personally review and sign. Patient follow up: Help patient with any questions on follow up visit. Ex. lab testing locations/medication protocol/follow up visit date.
Candidates should be PreMed or PrePA students, preferably with a Bachelor's degree, who are currently in a gap year. A personal vehicle and a one-year commitment are required.
Market context
Medical scribe roles in Pennsylvania often appeal to candidates seeking direct clinical exposure in busy care settings, and employers typically look for strong documentation accuracy and familiarity with medical terminology. Competition is often shaped by typing speed, HIPAA awareness, and willingness to commit for 1-2 years. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your 55 WPM baseline and highlight any healthcare degree coursework in your application.
