About Us
Medical Scribe Training Systems provides comprehensive yet affordable online medical documentation training courses starting at $299 (click here to see prices). Founded by physicians and veteran medical scribes, we created a focused but versatile online medical documentation training solution.
Unlike traditional classroom and blended learning environments, our 100% online courses are available at any time of the year. If you're stuck at home under COVID stay-at-home orders, what better time to bolster your education! Whether you are still in school or working, an hour or two of online training each day is a quick and easy way to improve your skill set. Courses take anywhere from 15-30 hours of self-study and can be completed on any mobile device, tablet or computer with an internet connection. With our recorded lectures and patient scenarios, our courses get you the most bang for your buck.
Since 2013, individuals and organizations across the country have used our program to learn clinical documentation standards and begin working as a medical scribe or to further their knowledge as a transcriptionist. Whether you have been practicing as a medical assistant or nurse, or have no prior healthcare experience, you will learn practical skills and techniques to compose a great patient note.
Unlike traditional classroom and blended learning environments, our 100% online courses are available at any time of the year. If you're stuck at home under COVID stay-at-home orders, what better time to bolster your education! Whether you are still in school or working, an hour or two of online training each day is a quick and easy way to improve your skill set. Courses take anywhere from 15-30 hours of self-study and can be completed on any mobile device, tablet or computer with an internet connection. With our recorded lectures and patient scenarios, our courses get you the most bang for your buck.
Since 2013, individuals and organizations across the country have used our program to learn clinical documentation standards and begin working as a medical scribe or to further their knowledge as a transcriptionist. Whether you have been practicing as a medical assistant or nurse, or have no prior healthcare experience, you will learn practical skills and techniques to compose a great patient note.
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Why Use Medical Scribe Training Systems?
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Medical Scribe Training Systems knows the business. Founded and managed by physicians and scribes, we know how painful the documentation burden can be. Our content is developed with real medical direction and continuous improvement. Medical Documentation isn't just for scribes. Mastering the patient note benefits many members of the healthcare team, including scribes, transcriptionist, medical assistants, medical students entering rotations, and even practitioners from other countries unfamiliar with US systems. Medical documentation is a blend of skills, and you want to learn from people who have real-world experience. Our courses are led by physicians who will share their valuable knowledge with you, so you can enter a new job or clinical rotation with a sense of confidence. |
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The patient's history comes first.
Medical Scribe Training Systems employs a discrete methodology to writing an eloquent history of present illness (HPI). Courses will take the user through a step-by-step process while adding greater complexity as the course progresses. Each subsequent unit maintains the focus of writing an HPI while adding information about the review of systems, physical exam, and common acute-care complaints. Interactive modules along the way encourage students to practice applying these methods.
Our training is NOT death-by-slideshow.
We've all sat through narrated slideshows, but adult learners respond better to interactive training. By incorporating multiple videos and quizzes, MSTS aims to keep training interesting. Further, students don't pass the course simply by participating. They must pass a final practical exam. Users will watch a full simulated patient encounter video and write a full medical note with emphasis on a well-organized HPI. Our unique approach to writing the HPI, combined with our affordability, make our courses the clear choice for students who aspire to master the patient note.
Online training is available anywhere at anytime.
If your practice is out of a major metro area, you've probably found that there are many healthcare resources that are hard to find. Hiring a new scribe yourself is difficult, and scribe companies often have months-long waiting times just to find a new scribe for you. Instead, why not train your current staff with MSTS so they can multi-task with documentation?
Medical Scribe Training Systems employs a discrete methodology to writing an eloquent history of present illness (HPI). Courses will take the user through a step-by-step process while adding greater complexity as the course progresses. Each subsequent unit maintains the focus of writing an HPI while adding information about the review of systems, physical exam, and common acute-care complaints. Interactive modules along the way encourage students to practice applying these methods.
Our training is NOT death-by-slideshow.
We've all sat through narrated slideshows, but adult learners respond better to interactive training. By incorporating multiple videos and quizzes, MSTS aims to keep training interesting. Further, students don't pass the course simply by participating. They must pass a final practical exam. Users will watch a full simulated patient encounter video and write a full medical note with emphasis on a well-organized HPI. Our unique approach to writing the HPI, combined with our affordability, make our courses the clear choice for students who aspire to master the patient note.
Online training is available anywhere at anytime.
If your practice is out of a major metro area, you've probably found that there are many healthcare resources that are hard to find. Hiring a new scribe yourself is difficult, and scribe companies often have months-long waiting times just to find a new scribe for you. Instead, why not train your current staff with MSTS so they can multi-task with documentation?
