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If you’ve only written 3-5 SOAP notes, you’re not ready. If you’ve written 93, across OB, cardio, psych, neuro, peds, and urgent care— You’ve built real clinical muscle.

Here’s what most scribe training skips: • Pattern recognition • Specialty-specific note structure • HPI-to-assessment fluency • Real SOAP reasoning, not just formatting

We built our case-based curriculum to prep you for any clinic, any interview, and any patient.

Comment “CASES” and we’ll send you a preview of how the 93-case system works.

If you’re just shadowing to collect hours, you’re missing the real opportunity. Scribing doesn’t just give you clinical exposure—it teaches you how doctors think.

You’ll build: • SOAP note fluency • EMR navigation confidence • Diagnostic pattern recognition • Real-world communication skills • Insight into how medicine actually functions behind the scenes

Med schools recognize the difference. Scribes walk in already speaking the language of medicine.

Comment “SCRIBE” and we’ll show you how we train future doctors—before the MCAT is even done.

Most scribes learn SOAP once—and write every note the same way.

That’s exactly why providers don’t trust them with complex cases. You need to know: • What OB notes start with (hint: it’s not the chief complaint) • How to structure psych notes to avoid legal flags • What cardiologists expect in an HPI for risk scoring • Why ED SOAPs skip fluff and focus on triage priority Our training teaches you SOAP across 20+ specialties—so your notes match clinical expectations, not just formatting rules.

Comment “SOAP” for the case breakdown + strategy guide.

Most scribes overlook the first thing a patient says.

But chief complaints are the most condensed, high-leverage part of the note. If you don’t document it clearly, nothing that follows will align: • HPI becomes vague • ROS becomes unfocused • Coding becomes weak • Providers lose trust

We train you to phrase complaints that match real clinical logic—across urgent care, OB, cardiology, and more.

Want to see how it works? Comment “COMPLAINT” and we’ll send you the breakdown.