Medical Scribe Technician
Program Overview
Information
What You Will Learn
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How to listen to and transcribe doctor dictation
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Correct spelling and usage of medical terminology
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How to work efficiently and accurately
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Real-life transcription practice with physician tapes
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Preparation for the Medical Scribe Certification Exam (MSCE)
Career Opportunities
After passing the MSCE, your career path depends on your experience:
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If you have less than 200 hours of scribe experience, you can earn the Apprentice Medical Scribe (AMSP) credential.
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If you have 200 or more hours of experience, you can earn the Certified Medical Scribe Professional (CMSP) credential.
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Once you reach 200 hours, you can upgrade from AMSP to CMSP by submitting verification from your supervisor through our website.
Becoming a certified medical scribe opens doors to entry-level jobs in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings, and is a great first step into the medical field.
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Lori Collier
Administrative Assistant to Nurse Aide Programs
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