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This training program is designed to help dermatology practices onboard new medical assistants and scribes more efficiently.
Many clinics spend significant time training new staff on dermatology terminology, procedures, documentation, and clinic workflow. This course provides a structured training resource that prepares medical assistants to better understand the dermatology clinical environment before or during onboarding.
The program covers core dermatology concepts including terminology, common procedures, documentation practices, dermatologic conditions, and clinic workflow so new hires can become productive more quickly.
This training can help reduce the time providers and supervisors spend repeating foundational training while helping medical assistants feel more confident supporting dermatology visits.
• dermatology terminology used in clinical documentation
• dermatology clinic workflow and patient visit structure
• documentation of common dermatology procedures
• recognizing and describing dermatologic conditions
• legal and ethical considerations in medical documentation
• advanced dermatology scribing topics including Mohs surgery and dermatopathology
Dermatology practices that:
• are onboarding new medical assistants or scribes
• want to standardize dermatology training across staff
• want to reduce repetitive onboarding training for supervisors
• want new hires to better understand dermatology documentation and workflow
This license allows dermatology practices to use this training as an onboarding resource for medical assistants and clinical staff.
For multi-clinic or larger training needs, please contact us for expanded licensing options.
This purchase provides a single-clinic license for internal staff training.
This license allows one dermatology practice location to use the training for onboarding medical assistants and scribes.
If your organization has multiple clinic locations, please purchase a multi-clinic license or contact us for expanded access.
Training access may not be shared across multiple clinic locations without appropriate licensing.
Access is provided through a single account for internal staff training.