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A special thanks to the Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine (CUSOM) and the Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences CPHS) for conducting a “Competitive Applicant” Q&A session for our staff this week

Happy July 4th! Spend good time with friends and family and stay safe in your celebrations. Thank you to all healthcare personnel and our own scribes who are working today!

We are highlighting @OEisenbeis, current chief scribe of MedScribes ENT. Read on for snippets from our interview and join any of our scribe teams at medscribes.bamboohr.com/jobs!

Part 3/4 provides concise information for those curious about joining the MedScribes team and/or working in the ENT field. You can apply at medscribes.com/jobs/ (: or Tweet questions at us!

Dear @Delta, I just assisted in a medical emergency in the air. Your medical kits need a glucometer, epi pen, and automatic blood pressure cuffs- it’s impossible to hear with a disposable stethoscope in the air. Please improve this for passenger safety!

Part 2 highlights preventative actions anyone can take to reduce the chance of developing hearing/speech difficulties or "catch them ASAP" if they do develop! You can do these at any age - it is never too late.

MedScribes is belatedly celebrating Better Hearing and Speech Month! Introducing the informational edition (1/4), providing a broad overview of hearing and speech difficulties.

Keeping service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in our thoughts and prayers today—and every day

As the world gets back to normal, many will forget the sacrifices that Doctors made for their patients + staff. But we will not. The last 2 years have pushed healthcare to its limits. It swayed, it bent, but it did not break because Doctors helped to hold the line #DoctorsDay

Happy National Women Physicians Day! Today is the 4th National Women Physicians Day and the 200th birthday of Elizabeth Blackwell, a pioneer of medical and feminist history who became the first woman to earn an M.D. degree from an American medical school in 1849 👩🏻‍⚕️👩🏼‍⚕️👩🏽‍⚕️👩🏾‍⚕️👩🏿‍⚕️

COVID-19 symptoms versus allergies? A helpful image to help you differentiate! Thank you to our ED scribe, Sarah Calvert, for sharing how quick and easy it is to get vaccinated 👏🏽💉😷

A thread of color photos of my father, as we commemorate his 93rd birthday. #MLK #CorettaScottKing #BelovedCommunity  #MLKDay #ShiftingPriorities

Happy MLK Day! MLK Day honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, the chief spokesman for nonviolent activism in the Civil Rights Movement. His birthday is on 1/15 but the holiday is held on the 3rd Mon of January. MLK Day was officially observed in all 50 states for the 1st time in 2000

With COVID numbers rising due to the Omicron variant, please make sure you’re wearing masks and getting vaccinated (and boosted)! It’s a good thing our teams have learned to work virtually 👍🏽😷💉

Throwback Thursday to warmer days filled with volunteering! We are thankful at MedScribes to have a team that cares about giving back to the local community. These photos are from an event led by Danielle Greene, our Implementation Director. We made care packages at this event!

Happy New Year from MedScribes 🥳 We hope everyone in the triangle is safe getting to work in the rain on the first business day of 2022! Best wishes!

Happy holidays from our leadership team to you! We had a wonderful time at Geer St Garden celebrating another year of growth! Exchanging secret santa gifts was also a nice highlight. Kudos to this team for all of their hard work and dedication this year ❤️🎁

📣 Scribe Shoutout 📣 Congratulations to our Chief Scribe, Hayden Loeb (L), and Senior Scribe, Elias Mohammad (R), for presenting their research with the Karen M. Gil Internship program at UNC this week. We are so proud of you two and appreciate all of your hard work!

Grateful for this team:)

“I am thankful for the job that I have,the privilege to care for patients in their times of need.I am thankful for the assistance of the excellent scribes we have who allow me to provide even better care for my patients, & to spend more time with them at the bedside.“-Dr.Michau