Are you a prospective healthcare student looking to observe
and participate in direct patient care? The Cleveland Clinic Medical
Observation and Scribe Training (MOST) Fellowship could be the unique
opportunity you are looking for. MOST is a one-year post-baccalaureate program
that offers students the opportunity to work alongside healthcare providers to
enhance the delivery of team-based patient care and improve physician workflow.
As a medical scribe fellow, you will be exposed to the real practice of medicine
at the physician-patient level. Not only will you work directly with physicians
to provide efficient patient care throughout the Cleveland Clinic health
system, but you will also learn medical terminology and clinical documentation.
MOST is seeking candidates who have excellent educational
merit, along with interpersonal and leadership skills. Their program is the best
fit for those who are looking to have an intensive direct patient care
experience before applying to medical, physician assistant or nursing school or
other graduate programs in healthcare. Medical scribing is a great way to build
clinical experience and engage in medicine.
The
mission of the program is to provide quality medical
scribe training as well as professional growth opportunities to fellows.
Faculty physicians will provide fellows with indispensable career
mentorship, as well as the opportunity to engage in research or other
scholarly
pursuits. In addition to scribing duties, fellows will have the
opportunity to
pursue part-time jobs within the health system. At the completion of the
program, MOST fellows will be eligible for a one-year leadership role as
Chief
Scribe, overseeing teams of scribes. This selection is based on
performance.
If you would like more information regarding the program, visit their website: MOST Fellowship.