Medical scribe Cardiology (225-1010)

A Medical Scribe in Cardiology serves as a crucial partner to cardiologists and other healthcare professionals, significantly improving the efficiency and accuracy of patient care. The role involves real-time capturing of patient encounters in a clinical setting, allowing doctors to focus more on patient interaction and care rather than on documentation. As a part of the cardiology team, the medical scribe ensures that the cardiologist's notes are comprehensive and detailed, reflecting the necessary and correct information to maintain accurate patient medical records. Furthermore, this position offers invaluable exposure to those interested in the medical field, particularly those pursuing a career in cardiology or related disciplines, providing a profound understanding of cardiac healthcare delivery and patient management.

Responsibilities

• Accurately document patient-provider interactions and clinical encounters in real-time.
• Update medical records with patient history, exam notes, and treatment plans.
• Assist cardiologists by retrieving relevant patient information promptly during visits.
• Input and update laboratory test results and imaging reports into patient records.
• Ensure that all medical documentation complies with healthcare regulations and standards.
• Coordinate with other medical staff to gather additional patient information if needed.
• Facilitate efficient workflow by organizing patient charts and documents systematically.
• Review and maintain the confidentiality of patient records and sensitive information.
• Prepare reports and summaries of patient information for the cardiologist's review.
• Stay updated with current medical terminologies and advancements in cardiology.
• Assist in scheduling follow-up appointments and upcoming patient visits.
• Provide administrative support as needed to patients and the cardiology team.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent; bachelor's degree in healthcare preferred.
• Knowledge of medical terminology, particularly related to cardiology, is essential.
• Prior experience as a medical scribe or healthcare setting is advantageous.
• Proficient in using electronic health record (EHR) systems and software.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills for effective patient interaction.
• Ability to multitask and manage a fast-paced, high-pressure work environment.
• Attention to detail and accuracy in documenting patient information.
• Strong organizational skills to manage patient records and documentation effectively.