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Emily Foster
Medical Scribe
Documenting care so physicians can focus on patients
Phone
+1 602 555 1229
Linkedin
linkedin.com/in/emily-foster-scribe

Medical scribe with four years documenting patient encounters in real time for emergency and clinic physicians in Phoenix, while preparing for medical school. Sits beside the physician and captures the visit as it happens — the history, exam, decisions and orders — into the medical record accurately and fast, so the doctor can look at the patient instead of the keyboard. Helped physicians see more patients and improved chart completeness and accuracy. Documents encounters live, builds accurate clinical notes, tracks orders and results, knows medical terminology deeply, and supports physician workflow. Fast, accurate and medically literate. Looking for a medical-scribe or clinical-documentation role with a practice that values precise, real-time charting and a future clinician.

Personal
Location
Phoenix, USA
Nationality
American
Gender
Female
Availability
Flexible
Date of Birth
1999-09-12
Personal Skills
Speed & Accuracy
Attention to Detail
Composure
Medical Literacy
Communication
Technical Skills
  • Real-Time Documentation
  • Medical Terminology
  • Clinical Note Writing
  • EHR Systems
  • Anatomy & Physiology
  • Order & Result Tracking
  • Charting Speed
  • Emergency Workflow
  • Accuracy & Compliance
  • Physician Support
Languages
English (US)
Native or Bilingual Proficiency
Spanish
Professional Working Proficiency
Work Experience
Phoenix Emergency Physicians

Medical Scribe October 2021 to Present

Document patient encounters live so the physician can focus on the patient instead of the keyboard.
Helped physicians see more patients each shift and measurably improved chart completeness and accuracy.
Capture the history, exam, decisions and orders in real time, building an accurate clinical note as the visit unfolds.
Track orders, results and consults during the encounter, keeping the chart current and nothing slipping through.
Apply deep medical terminology and anatomy knowledge, so the documentation is precise and clinically correct.
Support the physician's workflow throughout the shift, anticipating what is needed in fast-moving emergency care.
Arizona Family Clinic

Scribe Trainee June 2021 to September 2021

Trained as a scribe in a clinic, documenting routine visits under supervision and learning the role hands-on.
Built charting speed and accuracy and learned the EHR, developing documentation skills quickly.
Learned real-time documentation, medical terminology and clinical workflow on the job during training.
Gained the certification and experience that led into an emergency medical-scribe role of my own.
Education
Arizona State University

Bachelor — BSc in Health Sciences (August 2017 to May 2021)

Degree in health sciences covering anatomy, physiology, disease and medical terminology, on a pre-med track. The programme built the deep clinical vocabulary real-time scribing requires. It led directly into a medical-scribe role.
American Healthcare Documentation Professionals Group

Bachelor — Medical Scribe Certification (June 2021 to September 2021)

Certification covering clinical documentation, EHR use and scribe practice to a recognised standard. It built accurate, compliant charting skills. It supported real-time documentation of physician encounters from the start.
Certifications
Medical Scribe Certification

American Healthcare Documentation Professionals Group (September 2021 to Present)

Certification covering clinical documentation, EHR use and scribe practice to a recognised standard, which built accurate, compliant charting skills and supports real-time documentation of physician encounters from the start.
Highlights
Helped physicians see more patients
Freed physicians from charting so they could see more patients each shift. By taking documentation off the doctor's hands in real time, a good scribe directly increases how many patients a clinician can safely care for.
Future physician
Works as a scribe alongside emergency physicians while preparing for medical school, gaining an unusually close view of clinical decision-making and patient care that few applicants have before they ever begin training.
Improved chart accuracy
Measurably improved the completeness and accuracy of the clinical charts she documented. Accurate, complete records protect patients and support correct billing, so better charting is real value to the whole practice.
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