Frequently Asked Questions
What does a medical scribe do?
A medical scribe performs documentation of clinical visits under the supervision of a physician or other medical practitioner.
What qualifications do I need to become a scribe?
All training needed to become a scribe will be provided by Southern Scribes. A high school diploma or GED is the minimum education level required to work as a scribe.
How many hours do scribes work per week?
Most of our scribes work between 20-30 hours per week.
Does Southern Scribes offer flexible schedules for students?
Yes, we have morning, afternoon, and night scribe shifts scheduled every day of the week.
Are you hiring?
Yes! We are currently onboarding new scribes. Click the “Apply Now” button in the header to get in touch.
Where do your scribes work?
Our scribes currently work in the Piedmont Newnan Emergency Department, and we plan to expand to other facilities soon.
Do I need to be pursuing a career in healthcare to work as a scribe?
No. Candidates from all backgrounds are welcome to apply.