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Low salary Sometimes difficult to communicate with managment

There is not much training and you need to have a good medical background to start

It is sometimes hard to get days off, rarely took days off.

- Low pay (even for full-time employees, $10.78/hr) - Little to no promotion opportunities available - Burnout/mental health due to low pay and unstable income - Not many employee benefits available - Somewhat disorganized

In my experience, there isn’t much “flexibility” with last minute schedule changes. I can’t complain much because this is the case wherever you work. You should give a notice at least 2 weeks in advance. The only thing is that with all of my providers, they’ve only ever had me and one other person as a scribe. Since we work under multiple providers, schedule conflicts are guaranteed. For instance, the days I work for a provider, their other scribe is working for a different provider. So if any emergency were to happen, I can’t really have the other scribe cover for me since they’re already working for another provider. If it’s really an emergency though, such as I’m too sick to work or a family emergency etc., site coordinators have always been helpful and will work around it with me. So I really can’t complain much.

Management takes credit for your successes but quick to blame you for shortcoming

None considering it is a learning thing

lots of hours and low pay