Remote Scribe

September 15, 2026

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About us

We are professional, innovative, and agile.

Our work environment includes:

Modern office setting
Growth opportunities

Our medical scribes are trained to work under the personal supervision of a healthcare provider during his or her clinical shift. With the ever-increasing documentation demands into electronic health record (EHR) systems, our goal at Revascent is to take on the majority of the provider documentation burden to help improve efficiency, decrease documentation burnout, and in turn help to improve provider wellness.

We are looking to fill a remote scribe position for approximately one to four days per week with a variable schedule. This work is remote and supporting a clinic that is in Pacific Standard Time. We welcome candidates of all interests to apply, whether you are looking for a career, or planning to attend medical school, nursing school, dental school, etc. Our Scribes work one on one with a clinician throughout their shift, providing the opportunity for shadowing, gaining experience, and building vital relationships.

Current specialties available:

Physiatry (Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)

Job duties include:

Charting patient histories, physical exam, procedures, and disposition planning as directed by the provider (SOAP notes)
Order entry as directed by the provider
Track diagnostic results
Discharge planning including referrals, letters, and prescriptions

Qualifications:

8-24 hours per week (no seasonal positions)
Authorized to work in the United States
Must be 18+ years old
High School diploma or equivalent
Background check required upon hire.

Benefits include:

Paid training program
401K and medical benefits for those who qualify.
Flexible schedule
Like minded peers
Foster meaningful relationships for letters of recommendation
Group volunteer opportunities

Schedule:

For Clinic-

Average 8-hour shift
Weekday availability
Day shift
Weekends off
Holidays off

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