Online Medical Scribe Training

AHDPG launched the industry’s first online Medical Scribe Training Program in 2011. The original program was targeted to individuals new to healthcare and included training in Medical Terminology and Anatomy & Physiology before training each candidate on How to Scribe.

Today, we have expanded our offerings in a variety of ways. Our initial online training programs include:

Medical Scribe for Practicing Allied Health Professionals

80 Clock Hours

This expedited program is designed specifically for practicing allied health professionals (MAs, MTs, LVNS, Techs, EMTs, etc.) and individuals who have already received formal training in medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology. The How to Scribe training provided in this program will enable each graduate to add the activities associated with being a medical scribe to their existing knowledge set.

To qualify for enrollment in this program, each candidate must complete our Free Online Medical Scribe Readiness Assessment with a score of 80 or higher. See if you qualify to enroll in the Medical Scribe for Practicing Allied Health Professionals Program.

Medical Scribe Professional Program

180 Clock Hours

Our comprehensive Medical Scribe Professional program is designed for individuals who are new to healthcare or those individuals looking to expand their knowledge in Medical Terminology and Anatomy & Physiology before learning How to Scribe.

National Medical Scribe Certification Exam (MSCE™)

Students who complete either training program are eligible to take the National Medical Scribe Certification Exam (MSCE™).

These programs provide the foundational training a candidate requires to function as a medical scribe in an ambulatory care clinic, surgical center, hospital setting, emergency department, and other health care environments within the U.S. healthcare system.

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