do you mean clinic jobs - maybe scribes - MTmt

Posted: Apr 26th, 2016 - 10:51 am In Reply to: transition - type2much

they seem to be in the doctor's offices a lot because they have companies now hiring for this, where they sit in the room with the doctor and patient and are entering the data at point-of-care. They can get anywhere between 10 to 16 dolllars an hour, and I am seeing a lot of ads for that, just research online a bit.

Not sure scribes could be used in ORs or acute care, at least yet. Am sure they could be taking a lot of clinics, offices, etc easily.

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