Pros
The clinical experience extensively scribing with the same providers allows you to make great connections. Learn a lot of medical knowledge.
Cons
First, it took me over a month to get hired, trained, and placed at a site although I had been communicating with a recruiter for a month prior. Management is god awful. I have had the absolute worst time with my "manager" who I have never even met. She has been unprofessional and rude every interaction I have had with her. I was told I would receive a "disciplinary action report" for not being able to work 3 shifts a week although I am a full time student and told them that from the beginning. I gave my availability and time off requests with over 2 months notice, and have been told that I will be put on the schedule because I missed a time off request deadline I was not told about. I am extremely disappointed because I have had a great experience with the doctor I scribe for, but $9 an hour is not enough for me to continue putting up with the scheduling conflicts for much longer. The management is manipulative and takes advantage of the scribes, who are all students at my clinic.