$13.25 - $18/hr
Full-time
Posted 10 days ago
Job description
Schedule: Full-time, On-Site
Compensation: Competitive compensation and inclusive benefits for a strong total rewards package.
About OrthoAtlanta
Become part of OrthoAtlanta, the largest independent physician-owned orthopedic and sports medicine practice in Georgia and contribute to our mission of providing comprehensive orthopedic care. At OrthoAtlanta, you'll be an integral member of a dedicated team of Healthcare Professionals committed to enhancing our patients' quality of life. We offer diverse career paths for talented individuals seeking professional growth and development within a supportive and rewarding work environment where your contributions will make a significant impact.
What You'll Do
As a Medical Scribe at OrthoAtlanta, you will serve as a personal clerical assistant to a physician or Advanced Practice Provider, focusing on accurate, real-time documentation and clinical support. You'll play a critical role in enhancing role efficiency and ensuring complete, high-quality patient records.
• Clinical Documentation: Accompany the provider into patient rooms to thoroughly document patient encounters in the
electronic medical record (EMR).
• Chart Management: Document laboratory results, radiology studies, medications administered, patient responses to
treatment, and physician consultations.
• Record Review: Research and summarize pertinent past medical records to support clinical decision-making.
• Provider Support: Assist with obtaining supplies or items needed by the physician during clinic sessions.
• Team Collaboration: Perform additional duties as assigned by the Practice Administrator to support clinic operations.
A Great Fit If You...
• Thrive in a fast-paced clinical environment
• Are highly detail-oriented and organized
• Enjoy supporting providers and improving workflow efficiency
• Demonstrate professionalism, discretion, and strong communication skills
• Can manage multiple tasks while maintaining accuracy
What You'll Need
• High School Diploma or equivalent
• Minimum of 2 years of medical office experience or equivalent healthcare-related education
• Strong computer and typing skills
• Customer service-focused mindset
• Knowledge of medical terminology (preferred)
• Experience with electronic medical record systems (preferred)
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Strong organizational, time management, and multitasking abilities
• High level of discretion and professionalism
Why OrthoAtlanta?
• Join Georgia's leading physician-owned orthopedic practice
• Work directly with providers and gain valuable clinical experience
• Be part of a collaborative, patient-centered care team
• Build a meaningful career in healthcare with growth opportunities
Are you ready to bring your expertise to a team committed to excellence in Orthopedics? Apply today and join a team that puts patients first!
Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Medical Scribe?
A: To succeed as a Medical Scribe, key technical skills include proficiency in electronic health records (EHRs), medical terminology, and coding systems such as ICD-10 and CPT. Additionally, strong analytical and problem-solving skills are essential for accurately documenting patient information and identifying potential errors. Soft skills like attention to detail, effective communication, and adaptability are also crucial for working collaboratively with healthcare teams and managing high-pressure situations.\n\nThese strengths support career growth by providing a solid foundation for roles in healthcare administration, medical research, or advanced healthcare professions, while also fostering a strong understanding of the healthcare system and its complexities.
Q: What is the career path for a Medical Scribe?
A: A Medical Scribe's typical career progression involves starting as an entry-level Medical Scribe, where they assist healthcare providers with documentation and data collection, then advancing to a Clinical Documentation Specialist or Medical Records Coordinator role, where they focus on optimizing documentation and data management. Mid-level roles, such as Clinical Analyst or Health Information Manager, involve analyzing data to inform quality improvement initiatives and developing policies to ensure compliance with regulations. Senior roles, like Director of Clinical Documentation or Medical Informatics Specialist, oversee teams and develop strategic plans to integrate technology and improve patient care, providing opportunities for long-term career growth and advancement in healthcare administration, informatics, or related fields.
