BenchweHire a medical scribe
Notes done, so you finish on time.
Providers lose evenings to charting. We find remote medical scribes who write visit notes in your EHR, during or after the visit, for the provider to review and sign.
What one full-time medical scribe costs you a year
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics ("Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants"). Try your own numbers →
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Problems this solves.
The job
What your scribe does
Visit notes
Notes written in your EHR, in your preferred format.
Live or after the visit
Joins securely in real time or works from the recording.
Orders and referrals
Prepared in the EHR for the provider to approve.
Templates
Kept consistent with your specialty and style.
Quick turnaround
Notes ready for review the same day.
Provider sign-off
The provider reviews and signs every note.
- Medical terminology and documentation
- Fast, accurate typing
- Listening carefully to clinical conversations
- Experience with your EHR or a similar one
- Patient privacy habits
- Willing and able to work your clinic's hours
FAQ
Questions about this role.
Who is responsible for the note?
The provider. The scribe drafts it and the provider reviews and signs it.
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