Scribe Application Timeline Question

[wfire]

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I'm a senior at college, and I'm thinking of scribing for my gap year. I was wondering when (and where/how) I should start applying if I want to start working at June.

 

[965978]

If you work for ScribeAmerica, there will be around a 1-2 month classroom training period (depending on how fast your chief scribe wants you to finish). A lot of it is done from home where you log into a virtual classroom. Then you have a clinical training period where you are with a trainer for 5 shifts, and your responsibilities get higher and higher throughout the 5 days. On the 1st shift you’re just shadowing your trainer and maybe doing a couple charts. On the 5th shift you’re doing the work yourself and your trainer is evaluating you.

It can very a lot based on how fast your chief scribe wants it. But if you’re graduating in June, I’d say apply ASAP.

 

[1eyedjack]

Definitely get it in sooner than later. I’ve heard of some onboarding processes taking upwards of 2 months

 

[premeddestiny]

If you want to start scribing this June you should start this process now; there is a lot of competition for scribe jobs from pre-meds and the on-boarding process (including immunizations, drug testing, and training) spans 1-2 months