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Has anyone ever heard of anything like this? I had a job interview today at an urgent care for a scribe position, and they told me that the scribe never enters the room with the doctor. Rather, the scribe waits in the physicians office for the physician to return and give directions on how to chart the patient he saw. As a pre-med, this sounds a little crazy and defeating the point of making the practice more time efficient.
Currently, I work as a patient transporter at a hospital. I go into patients rooms, help them move over to a stretcher or wheelchair, and transport them to other parts of the hospital. Is this a good gap year job? I work with patients basically all day, I’m just unsure how an adcoms thinks at this point. I am currently in my gap year, and I need to gain more clinical experience in case I need to reapply. Would anyone advise me to stay at my current position or change to the scribe job? Any opinions are welcomed!
Currently, I work as a patient transporter at a hospital. I go into patients rooms, help them move over to a stretcher or wheelchair, and transport them to other parts of the hospital. Is this a good gap year job? I work with patients basically all day, I’m just unsure how an adcoms thinks at this point. I am currently in my gap year, and I need to gain more clinical experience in case I need to reapply. Would anyone advise me to stay at my current position or change to the scribe job? Any opinions are welcomed!