hello my loves It's Me Jazzy Mack and today I have two different companies I am going to
feature for you yes they are going to be fully remote and yes they are going to be perfect for
people that do not have experience I repeat you do not have to have experience all training is going
to be provided along with the laptop equipment it's going to be provided so we're also going
to talk about uh salary and we're also going to do the resume demonstration so let's hop right
in I'm actually going to circle back to the CVS role because I want to hop into the other role
first because I thought it was really cool so the first role that we're going to talk about is going
to be for a company called scribe X now if you've never heard of a medical scriber basically they're
the people that kind of follow around doctors and take notes um when the patients are talking about
like what their issue issues are what's hurting them stuff like that sometimes doctors don't
have scribers that follow them around sometimes they'll do it virtually so they're it's like a
little laptop that you may see in the doctor's office like inside the little private rooms and
there's a person on the other side that you may or may not be able to see that is basically just
taking notes you know so that the doctor can focus on the patient instead of like writing
a whole bunch of stuff so um as a medical scribe you get a bunch of training so what's really cool
about this particular role I'm using Atlanta as an example but they are hiring Nationwide in the U.S
um and the compensation is up to 16 per hour and they pay you more if you have Spanish abilities to
speak Spanish so what's cool is you do receive paid training to Master the EMR systems and
patient documentation procedures you're going to work closely with a physician so this isn't
like you talking to customers or anything and you will also work for a company that says it
says they understand the medical school process but if you're on a track to become like an RN or
LPN or you just want to get your toes wet and see what the medical field is about you know
at a basic level this is a really really cool job now again we'll hop back over to the CVS job but
this one is just a really great way to be a part of the patient care team so what you're going to
do as a medical scribe is you're going to do chart prep so the physician is going to come
to you or send you a message and say hey we've got patient a patient in room six her name is
Brenda she's complaining about shortness of breath um let's go ahead and pull her chart so we can get
started so you would pull that chart and they're they're going to show you how to pull the chart
um and as the doctor is talking to the patient you're going to just be documenting
what the patient is saying that's literally it um you may enter in some lab information
um if the doctor is saying that they want to order some Labs um but you're going to
mostly be documenting and printing instructions for the patient for them to take home with them
or you'll probably like email it to the patient and that's going to pretty much be it so again
this position is basically something that if you don't have experience it's totally okay if you
know how to turn on a laptop and if you can plug in an iPad you are qualified because they do I
think it's six weeks of training it's four to six weeks of training that you will receive it's paid
training now it's great for those of you that are in um College um and it says if you don't have any
college experience um you can have three years of work experience again if you don't have three
years of work experience they do train you you just want to present yourself as someone that is
highly trainable if you've been a stay-at-home mom for the last five years no problem you've
obviously got some medical experience because you've probably had to patch up a whole bunch
of boo-boos on your babies so um don't let any of that intimidate you the only thing that they're
really saying that they want you to have is being able to type 60 words per minute okay
um and that's going to be it again Seventeen dollars per hour if you've got a year of scribe
experience if you don't have any experience at all of course they're going to pay you a
little bit lower but again this is a great way to get into the medical field or to get
like that work from home experience right um so let's look at the resume breakdown
of what I would put on my resume again they're not asking you for a whole bunch
um but you know never lie on your resume or anything like that but just for me personally
I want to make sure I've got my summary statement and I say something like I'm excited to use my
skills to serve as a medical scriber for scribe X um and the things that they called out in the
description the job description was the typing speed so please make sure you've got you know
somewhere on your resume that talks about your ability to type words 75 words per minute is
a pretty good speed if you can do anything faster than that then great that's awesome
you may want to call out any experience that you have with simple stuff like Microsoft Office Suite
and again call out if you have experience um in other languages you know such as being a Spanish
speaker because that is something they said that they pay more for so make sure that you call that
out again these resume templates are down below in the description box if you are a part of the
ultimate subscription you already have this in your library you've already received the
announcement I placed the Job Link here so that you can directly apply for those of you
that already have the subscription so let's hop over to the other opportunity which is going to
be for not other than CVS now we've all been to a CVS we're familiar with it but this one
is going to revolve around Aetna or Aetna for all of those people out there that want to correct me
um CVS did acquire Aetna and so this particular job role is going to be on the Aetna team so
here is the job and it is for a customer service representative Dental you would be on the dental
side of the house handling those benefits sort of questions so this particular job is
again it's work from home um it's going to be for Aetna and you're basically going to
take phone calls um around you know provider information or you're going to answer questions
about the plan you're probably going to do things related to why did I put that there
that bothers me okay you're probably going to do things related to talking people through their
policy or their procedures related to the policy for if they wanted to file a claim you might get
questions about how much coverage do I have for this Dental benefit am I covered for this
Dental benefit and explaining their rights and responsibilities you know how much they might
owe for a co-pay or something like that um this is me guessing make sure you ask the recruiter for
specific questions around these sorts of things but what's awesome is the pay 17 to 27.90 per
hour please remember that all of these rates are always negotiable don't let somebody tell you oh
they only pay me 17 per hour well maybe that's because you didn't have much experience or maybe
because you didn't ask for more remember your geography your geographical location and your
experience and your ambition all plays a role in how much the hiring manager is willing to offer
you so again this is going to be a combination of customer service account management and some data
entry because you will handle things like managing like claims you may have to input some financial
data you may have to put in some information regarding the co-insurance or the deductible
um you know so it's you may have to do file reviews all this stuff you'll be trained on
the qualifications that they're asking that you have is just a little bit of experience in a call
center or a retail Center or a retail location retail could be anything from literally working at
a clothing store it could be working at a bank um retail like retail could even be kind of like fast
food okay or if you worked at a convenience store just have some sort of experience science talking
to customers or making transactions with customers okay that's it education high school diploma
you're good to go and even if you don't have a high school diploma if you've got a GED still
good to go CVS will train you on everything else no you do not need this extensive like you know
billing Insurance sort of background or anything like that they will train you they own Aetna they
will train you okay so looking at the resume again this is already in your library if you have the
ultimate subscription but for those of you that don't what I would generally put on my resume is
any type of customer support experience that I've got you know chat support email support
if you've done any form of HIPAA training you want to call that out obviously calling out
like patient privacy training um some of you have probably gotten this training even when you were
maybe in high school if you ever like interned at you know the local hospital hospital or the local
um like Red Cross you probably had to do some sort of patient privacy
or HIPAA training so make sure you call those sorts of things out right
um and I always just like to put the name of the team that you know I would work with just
so like it gets those are hot words right it's a way to kind of you know just add in some hot
words and of course adding in CVS and Aetna stuff like that and um they didn't really ask you to
have anything else outside of that but this is just in general how I would structure my resume
I would call out some of these types of words of course regulations if you've ever had training in
that if you've ever taken like a course on any type of um customer service a patient service
um any type of billing any type of collections any type of technical support you're going to
have some sort of regulations training if you've worked for a major company and knowledge-based
articles those are something that you always do when you're doing any type of online support if
you don't know what these things are please at least become familiar with them you know Google
or YouTube HIPAA training you know this is not saying that if you take you know some sort of
YouTube training or whatever that it's going to replace any formal training that's not what I mean
but it's just like familiarize yourself with it so that you can answer you know those interview
questions and whatnot so um I do have interview questions that I've uploaded to your library for
those of you that have that um so I've even put in like sample answers that you can add this was
from the previous CVS um job posting so you should have everything that you need let me know when you
apply for this until then I will see you folks in the next video bye [Laughter] [Music] foreign
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