Scribe
orthovirginiaFairfax (VA)
About the role
Ortho Virginia Full-Time Scribe Opportunity Ortho Virginia, Virginia's largest provider of expert orthopedic and therapy care, is currently seeking a full-time Scribe to join our team! Along with a collaborative, team-oriented work environment, our outstanding employment package includes: competitive salaries, excellent medical, dental, and vision benefits, paid time off (PTO), a generous 401k incentive plan, short-term and long-term disability insurance, life insurance, and a company-wide wellness program.
Job Summary:
The Scribe with speed and accuracy, will assist the orthopedic physician by accompanying him during daily office visits to record all aspects of the encounter based on the requisite level of coding, and by generating a master electronic document which entails the office visit's details. The scribe does not directly perform patient care.
Essential Functions: And Objectives*Job-
Specific Responsibilities:
Record details of the chief complaint, history of present illness, review of systems, physical exam, comorbid conditions, medications and allergies. Record details of the physical exam including pertinent positives, negatives and noted abnormalities. Record sufficient information in the physician's assessment and plan based on the level of complexity.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Proficient knowledge in musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology. Knowledge in general medical terminology, conditions, and interactions. Proficient computer and typing skills (> 60wpm preferred).Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
Job Requirements:
Bachelor's degree preferred; Athletic Training, Nursing, Pre-Medicine or related field preferred. Medical office experience preferred. CPR/First Aid certification preferred. Professional license preferred (i.e. ATC, RN, LPN, EMT)
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