What are the responsibilities and job description for the Scribe position at M Health Fairview?
Overview
Scribe at University of MN Medical Center West Bank Hospital in Minneapolis, MN
Position Details:
- FTE: 0.6 (48 hours per pay period)
- Shift: day/evening
- Weekend Requirement: Every other weekend
Benefits:
- Medical Insurance: As low as $0
- Dental Insurance: As low as $0
- Paid Time Off (PTO): 24 days per year
- 403B Plan: Up to a 6% employer match
- Wages: $20.01/hr (increases with relevant experience)
- Shift Differentials:
- $2/hr for evenings
- $3/hr for nights
- $2/hr for weekends
Hiring Process
- You may receive a link to complete a video interview, which allows you to showcase your qualifications and interest in the position directly to hiring leaders.
Additional Information:
- Learn more about benefits at M Health Fairview: www.fairview.org/benefits
Responsibilities/Job Description
Job Summary:
The scribe follows the emergency physician into the patient’s room and enters information into a computer using a specially designed template. As the doctor dictates, the scribe records the patient’s medical history, the reason for the visit, and the results of the physical exam. The scribe enters orders for lab tests and x-rays, records the results of diagnostic tests, and helps the physician and the nurse keep track of the patient in the ED. After the doctor reviews the chart, he or she enters the diagnosis and plan of care and signs the chart electronically.
Job Expectations:
· Assigned to work with one Emergency physician per shift.
· Accompanies the physician upon patient interview and examination.
· Documents physical examination findings and procedures as performed by the physician.
· Documents the correct time of patient care related activities, including physician-to-physician communication, family communication, and re-examination of the patient.
· When the physician concludes the patient’s encounter, the physician will review all documentation completed by the scribe, make any necessary amendments, and sign the chart. The physician is responsible for documentation of the patient’s care.
· The physician and the scribe will make “chart rounds” to review patient status, delays, and any other care-related issues. All orders for patient care must be communicated by the physician and not the scribe.
· Scribes do not participate in any patient care and should refer all requests related to patient care to the responsible physician or nursing staff; including but not limited to, transporting specimens, answering phone, assisting patients, calling physicians, etc.
Qualifications
Required
Education
- Completion of 2-3 years of college course work towards a bachelor’s degree in Pre-med, Nursing or Physician Assistant
Preferred
- Previous experience utilizing emergency medicine medical terminology and computer proficiency.
Salary : $3 - $20
