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Primary Care Sports Medicine, AMC
Medical Scribe and Assistant
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What they do
A Medical Transcriptionist listens to sound recordings made by physicians and other healthcare professionals, transcribes the recordings and creates written reports and documents from them. Uses medical terminology and abbreviations and operates recording equipment and software. Works in hospitals or medical offices, or for companies that provide transcription services to healthcare facilities.
$46,950 / year median in California
-2% projected decline
Job Description
About the Role Primary Care Sports Medicine is seeking a Provider Assistant/Medical Scribe to work directly alongside one of our providers, supporting patient visits through real-time documentation. This is a short-term, part-time role designed to bridge a staffing gap while the practice completes its transition to an AI-assisted documentation tool. The schedule will center on the provider's in-office days, so you can plan accordingly. What You'll Do Accompany the provider during patient visits and document the exam, history, and plan in real time in our EMR (eClinicalWorks). Keep charts accurate, complete, and ready for the provider to sign off the same day. Pull up prior notes, labs, and imaging so the provider has what they need during the visit, without breaking their flow with the patient. Help with light back-office tasks between visits, such as checkout support or answering phones, as needed. Enter orders and assist with other administrative tasks as needed. Follow all HIPAA and patient privacy guidelines in every part of the job. Adapt as the practice rolls out AI scribe tools, including helping test workflows during the transition. What We're Looking For Prior scribe, medical assistant, or clinical documentation experience preferred. Comfortable with medical terminology and orthopedic/sports medicine visits (a plus, not required). Fast, accurate typing and the ability to keep up in a busy exam room. Experience with an EMR system; familiarity with eClinicalWorks is a plus. Reliable, professional, and able to work well as part of a small clinical team. High school diploma or equivalent. Schedule Part-time, built around the supporting provider's clinic days. Exact days and hours will be confirmed with the selected candidate. This is a temporary assignment, expected to run while the practice completes its AI documentation rollout.