ACMSO Advanced Clinical Medical Scribe Certification

Fast-Track Your Healthcare Career With the #1 Scribe Training Program

Accelerate your career with the ACMSO Advanced Clinical Medical Scribe Certification, a physician-designed course that prepares you for high-demand medical scribe roles in just 2–4 weeks. Whether you’re a pre-med, aspiring healthcare professional, or career changer, our comprehensive program provides the skills, certifications, and confidence to succeed.

Start your medical scribe training today and join thousands who’ve transformed their futures with ACMSO.

Your Path to Becoming a Certified Medical Scribe

Why Choose ACMSO?

  • Learn 20+ Medical Specialties – With over 240 expert-curated modules, gain certifications in cardiology, dermatology, family medicine, and more.
  • Real-World Patient Scenarios – Work up 93 common chief complaint cases, so you’re prepared for ERs, urgent care, or outpatient setting
  • Master EHR Systems – Get hands-on proficiency with Epic, Cerner, and AthenaHealth, making you an indispensable part of any healthcare tea
  • Graduate in 4 Weeks – With a flexible, self-paced curriculum and weekly live webinars, fast-track your certification without sacrificing quality.
  • Affordable Tuition Options – Flexible payments starting at $45/month through Affirm or Klarna ensure accessibility to all students.


Take control of your future and gain everything you need to thrive as a medical scribe or EHR documentation specialist.

Meet Brielle Jackson – Your Lead Instructor

Medical Assistant, Scribe, and Educator

Brielle Jackson brings over 8 years of real-world experience to your training. Recognized for her engaging teaching style, Brielle hosts weekly live webinars, walking students through EHR workflows, SOAP notes, and certification prep.
“I’m here to ensure every student is job-ready—no matter their starting point!” – Brielle Jackson
Learn directly from an expert who’s been in your shoes and knows what it takes to succeed in today’s competitive healthcare landscape.

Program Highlights – What You’ll Get

  • 1

    Advanced Medical Scribe Training

    Our curriculum covers everything from patient workflows and medical terminology to advanced SOAP note documentation. With 240+ bite-sized modules, even complex medical concepts are easy to understand and master.

  • 2

    20+ Specialties With Certification

    Gain in-depth training in specialties like cardiology, pulmonology, neurology, and oncology. Here’s some fields you’ll master: Family Medicine, Urgent Care, Cardiology, Pulmonology, Neurology, Gastroenterology, Psychiatry, Dermatology, Plastic Surgery, Surgery, Ob/Gyn, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Hematology, Oncology, Emergency Medicine, Nephrology/Dialysis

  • 3

    Real-World Case Scenarios

    Be prepared for anything by working up 93 of the most common patient chief complaints, including but not limited to: Abdominal Pain, Cough, Fatigue, Headache, Dizziness, Anxiety, Cardiac Arrest, GI Bleed, Seizures, Thyroid Conditions, Hypertension Management, Skin, Wounds, Vision Disturbance, Weight Loss & Eating Disorders

  • 4

    EHR Training on Leading Platforms

    Become proficient at Epic, Cerner, AthenaHealth, and other major EHR systems—making you job-ready to tackle medical documentation.

  • 5

    Lifetime Resources & Support

    Revisit lessons and updated training materials for life to keep your skills relevant in an evolving field.

  • 6

    Personalized Career Guidance

    Most students find they are already ahead for career growth by having the most advanced preclinical training available. Our program provides exclusive mentorship, resume support, and access to job placement assistance to step confidently into your first role.

Flexible Payment Plans Available

Spread tuition across affordable installments. Choose Affirm or Klarna to pay just $45/month with no interest for qualifying students.

Career Opportunities After Certification

  • Real-World Preparation for Any Role

    Build the skills, certifications, and confidence you need to succeed as a:

    • Medical Scribe
    • EHR Documentation Speciali
    • Clinical Assistant

    Step into high-paying positions with starting annual salaries of $35,000+, or use your scribe certification as a stepping stone toward medical or PA school.

  • Who Should Enroll?

    • New to Healthcare: Start your career as a medical scribe—no prior experience required.
    • Pre-Med Students: Strengthen your medical school application with hands-on clinical exposure.
    • Career Changers: Transition seamlessly into healthcare with tailored training and credentialing.
    • Current Healthcare Workers: Upskill in EHRs and clinical documentation to advance your career.

ACMSO Advanced Clinical Medical Scribe Certification Syllabus

Program Outline

Explore every module in as little or as much time as you need for an effortless and easeful path to your healthcare career success.

Program Overview

This comprehensive certification program prepares you to excel as a medical scribe, covering 20+ medical specialties and featuring 240+ expert-curated modules, 93 real-world patient scenarios, and robust training in EHR systems. Gain the confidence, skills, and credentials needed to succeed in diverse healthcare environments.

Medical Scribe Certification Curriculum

  • Advanced Medical Note Taking
    • Weekly Live Exam Review Webinar
    • Primary Responsibilities of a Medical Scribe
    • Preparing for a Career as a Medical Scribe
    • Advanced Overview of SOAP Note
    • Guide to Obtaining Patient History
    • Example H&P Admission Write-Up
    • Interviewing and Patient Communication Case Practice
    • Advanced Review of History of Present Illness
    • History of Present Illness Practice Case
    • Medical Note Writing Certification Exam
    • Review of Past Medical History
    • Application of Other Past History
    • Review of Systems Application Case
    • ROS Practice Patient Case
    • Vital Signs Application Case
    • Complete Physical Exam Checklist
    • Pocket Guide for History and Physical Exam
    • Lab Values
  • Medical Terminology Certification
    • Overview of Medical Terminology
    • Common Medical Abbreviations
    • Common Medical Terms
    • Medical Scribe Terminology Certification Exam
  • Anatomy and Physiology Certification
    • Part 1: Advanced Review of Anatomy & Physiology
    • Part 2: Advanced Review of Anatomy & Physiology
    • Part 3: Advanced Review of Anatomy & Physiology
    • Anatomy and Physiology Scribe Certification Exam
  • HIPPA and Patient Safety Certification
    • HIPAA and Patient Safety Review
    • HIPAA and Patient Safety Certification Exam
  • 10 Patient Cases
    • Case 1: Abdominal Mass
    • Case 2: Abdominal Pain
    • Case 3: Abnormal Lipids
    • Case 4: Abnormal Pulses
    • Case 5: Abnormal Stature
    • Case 6: Acute Kidney Injury
    • Case 7: Amenorrhea
    • Case 8: Animal Bites
    • Case 9: Antepartum
    • Care Case 10: Anxiety
  • 20 Patient Cases
    • Case 11: Bleeding and Bruising
    • Case 12: Blood Glucose Concerns
    • Case 13: Blood Pressure Concerns
    • Case 14: Breast Cancer
    • Case 15: Cardiac Arrest
    • Case 16: White Blood Cell Abnormalities
    • Case 17: Child and Elder Abuse
    • Case 18: Electrolyte Disturbances
    • Case 19: Failure to Thrive
    • Case 20: Coma, Head Trauma, & Brain Death
  • 30 Patient Cases
    • Case 21: Falls
    • Case 22: Constipation
    • Case 23: Contraception
    • Case 24: Fatigue
    • Case 25: Fever & Rash in Children
    • Case 26: Fractures & Dislocations
    • Case 27: Cough
    • Case 28: Gait Disturbance & Movement Disorders
    • Case 29: Generalized Pain & Neuropathic Pain
    • Case 30: Genetic Concerns
  • 40 Patient Cases
    • Case 31: Crying, Fussy Child
    • Case 32: GI Bleed
    • Case 33: Dementia and Delirium
    • Case 34: Gynecomastia & Galactorrhea
    • Case 35: Headache
    • Case 36: Depression
    • Case 37: Developmental Delay Case 38: Health Maintenance
    • Case 39: Diarrhea
    • Case 40: Hearing Loss & Deafness
  • 50 Patient Cases
    • Patient Case 41: Heart Murmur
    • Patient Case 42: Dizziness
    • Patient Case 43: Hematuria
    • Patient Case 44: Drowning
    • Patient Case 45: Hemiplegia
    • Patient Case 46: Dysmenorrhea
    • Patient Case 47: Hemoptysis
    • Patient Case 48: Dysphagia and Dysphonia
    • Patient Case 49: Hirsutism
    • Patient Case 50: Hypercoagulability
  • 60 Patient Cases
    • Patient Case 51: Infant Hypotonia
    • Patient Case 52: Dyspnea
    • Patient Case 53: Dysuria
    • Patient Case 54: Edema
    • Patient Case 55: Childhood Communicable Diseases
    • Patient Case 56: Immunizations
    • Patient Case 57: Inattention, Hyperactivity, and Impulsivity
    • Patient Case 58: Incontinence
    • Patient Case 59: Infertility
    • Patient Case 60: Jaundice
  • 70 Patient Cases
    • Patient Case 61: Joint Pain
    • Patient Case 62: Laceration
    • Patient Case 63: Lumps and New Cancer Diagnosis
    • Patient Case 64: Menopause
    • Patient Case 65: Neck Mass and Thyroid
    • Patient Case 66: Newborn Assessment
    • Patient Case 67: Numbness and Sensory Alteration
    • Patient Case 68: Obesity
    • Patient Case 69: Pallor and Plethora
    • Patient Case 70: Palpitations
  • 80 Patient Cases
    • Patient Case 71: Pediatric Emergency
    • Patient Case 72: Pelvic Pain
    • Patient Case 73: Personality Disorders
    • Patient Case 74: Pleural Effusion
    • Patient Case 75: Pruritus
    • Patient Case 76: Psychosis
    • Patient Case 77: Scrotal Disorders
    • Patient Case 78: Seizures
    • Patient Case 79: Sexual Concerns
    • Patient Case 80: Skin Lesions
  • 90 Patient Cases
    • Patient Case 81: Skin Wounds
    • Patient Case 82: Sleep Disturbances
    • Patient Case 83: Substance Use
    • Patient Case 84: Syncope
    • Patient Case 85: Temperature Regulation Concerns
    • Patient Case 86: Upper Respiratory Symptoms
    • Patient Case 87: Vaginal Bleeding in Non-Pregnant Women
    • Patient Case 88: Vaginal Bleeding in Pregnant Women
    • Patient Case 89: Vaginal Discharge
    • Patient Case 90: Visual Disturbance
    • Patient Case 91: Vomiting
    • Patient Case 92: Weakness
    • Patient Case 93: Weight Loss and Eating Disorders
  • Emergency and Urgent Care Scribe Certification
    • Advanced Urgent Care Scribe Review
    • Advanced Emergency Medicine Scribe Review
    • Advanced Emergency Medicine Review - Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Urgent Care Medicine Review
    • Emergency Medicine Scribe Certification Exam
    • Advanced Urgent Care Scribe Certification Exam
  • Family Medicine and Ob/Gyn Scribe Certification
    • Advanced Family Medicine and Outpatient Medicine Review
    • Advanced Family Medicine Review - Skim this lesson
    • Outpatient and Family Medicine Scribe Certification
    • Advanced Review of Reproductive Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Ob/Gyn Note Cheat Sheet
    • Ob/Gyn Scribe Certification
  • Cardiology and Pulmonology Scribe Certification
    • Cardiology Scribe Training
    • Advanced Review of Cardiac Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Cardiology Scribe Certification
    • Pulmonology Scribe Guide
    • Advanced Review of Lung Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Pulmonology SOAP Templates
    • Pulmonology and Critical Care Diagnosis/Plan Cheatsheet
    • Pulmonology Scribe Certification Exam
  • Endocrinology and Rheumatology Scribe Certification
    • Endocrinology Scribe Training
    • Advanced Review of Endocrine Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Endocrinology Diagnosis and Plan Cheatsheet
    • Endocrinology Note Examples
    • Advanced Review of Rheum Diseases --Skim this lesson
    • Endocrinology and Rheumatology Scribe Certification Exam
  • Neurology and Ophthalmology Scribe Certification
    • Advanced Ophthalmology Scribe Overview
    • Advanced Review of Ophthalmic Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Common Neurologic Problems
    • Advanced Review of Neurologic Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Ophthalmology and Neurology Scribe Certification
  • Gastroenterology and Nephrology/Dialysis Scribe Certification
    • Advanced Review of Nephrology
    • Advanced Review of Renal Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Review of Gastrointestinal Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Most Common GI Problems - Surgery, Medicine, and Outpatient
    • Gastroenterology Assistant - Scribe Assistant Certification Exam
    • Nephrology Assistant Scribe Certification Exam
  • Hematology and Oncology Scribe Certification
    • Review of Hematology and Oncology
    • Advanced Review of Hematologic Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Review of Oncologic Disease --Skim this lesson
    • Hematology and Oncology Scribe Certification Exam
  • Surgery and Orthopedic Scribe Review
    • Advanced Review of Orthopedic Surgery - Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Review of Surgery-- Skim this lesson
  • Psychiatry, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology Scribe Review
    • Advanced Review of Psychiatric Diseases-- Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Review of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery -- Skim this lesson
    • Advanced Review of Dermatologic Disease -- Skim this lesson
  • Electronic Medical Record Review
    • Inpatient Epic Overview Part 1
    • Inpatient Epic Overview Part 2
    • Inpatient Epic Overview Part
    • Inpatient Epic Workflow Tips
    • Inpatient Epic Quick Chart Search
    • Epic ED Note Taking
    • Epic ED SmartPhrases
    • EPIC Ambulatory New Patient Visit
    • Epic Ambulatory Note
    • EPIC Ambulatory Summary
    • Epic Building a Note Template
    • Epic Smart Phrase Overview
    • Epic Smart Phrases and Copying Epic Smartphase Examples
    • Epic Comprehensive Smartphrase List
    • Cerner Certification Overview
    • Cerner Advanced Review Reference Guide
    • Cerner General Overview and Structure
    • Cerner Note Documentation
    • Cerner Complete Note Overview
    • Cerner Autotext
    • Cerner - Autotext Dynamic Documentation
    • Cerner Medication Reconciliation
    • Cerner Order Entry
    • Cerner Eprescribing and Printing Prescriptions
    • Cerner Inpatient - Medication
    • Cerner - Message Center
    • Cerner Patient Scheduling
    • Cerner Outpatient Workflow
    • Cerner Outpatient - Pre-Registering a Patient
    • Cerner Outpatient - Visit
    • Cerner ED Workflow Part 1
    • Cerner ED Workflow Part 2
    • Cerner ED Workflow Part 3
    • Cerner Advanced ED Charting Workflow
    • Cerner Inpatient - Admission
    • Cerner Inpatient - Medications Given and Scheduled View
    • Cerner Inpatient - Discharge
    • Cerner - Documentation and Billing
    • Cerner Workflow Summary Guide
    • Meditech Expanse - Chart Walkthrough
    • Meditech Expanse - Documentation Overview Part 1
    • Meditech Expanse - Documentation Overview Part 2
    • Meditech Expanse - Admission
    • Meditech Expanse - Reviewing Historical Data
    • Meditech Expanse - Chart Review
    • Meditech Expanse - Documenting
    • Meditech Expanse - Order Entry
    • Meditech Expanse - Discharge
    • Meditech ED - WebED Walkthrough
    • Meditech ED - Simple Note
    • Meditech ED - Formatted Phrases
    • CPSI - Overview
    • CPSI - Chartlink Basics
    • Allscripts Overview
    • Allscripts Outpatient Visit
    • Allscripts Outpatient Note
    • Medhost EHR Demo
    • Medhost ED: EDIS Walkthough Part 1
    • Medhost ED: EDIS Walkthrough Part 2
    • Netsmart Avatar Tutorial
    • Netsmart Homecare Tutorial
    • AthenaHealth Homepage/Dashboard
    • Athena - Patient Charting
    • Athena - Problem List
    • Athena - Medication Tab
    • Athena - Results Review
    • Athena - Past Visits
    • Athena - Smartphrase "Macros"
    • Athena - Premade Smartphrases/Macros
    • Athena - Customizing Smartphrases/Macros
    • Athena - Intake
    • Athena - Chart Review
    • Athena - HPI, ROS & PE
    • Athena - Assessment & Plan
  • Competency Exam
    • Advanced Medical Scribe Competency Exam (25 Questions)

Start Your Career Today

Don’t wait to launch your future in healthcare. Join the ACMSO Advanced Clinical Medical Scribe Certification, the only advanced medical scribe certification program designed to prepare pre-meds, career changers, and healthcare aspirants for ultimate healthcare career success. Enroll now, graduate in 2–4 weeks, and step into a fulfilling career with confidence.

ACMSO Reviews

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unless you're ready to write bad notes on 40+ patients before becoming profiecient; this is the course to take so you can be the best when you begin scribing.

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FAQs About Medical Scribe, Pre-Med, and Clinical Experience

  • What is a medical scribe, and why is it perfect for pre-med students?

    A medical scribe is a trained professional who assists physicians by documenting patient visits in real time. This includes recording medical histories, physical exams, diagnoses, and treatment plans into electronic health records (EHR). For pre-med students, working as a medical scribe provides unparalleled clinical exposure, giving you direct insights into healthcare workflows and patient care. It’s an essential way to gain hands-on experience that strengthens your medical school application.

  • How does medical scribing benefit pre-med students?

    Medical scribing offers direct clinical experience, helps you build a strong pre-med resume, and prepares you for medical school. You’ll become familiar with medical terminology, the doctor-patient relationship, and real-world decision-making in healthcare settings. Admissions committees value medical scribing as it reflects your commitment to the field and clinical readiness.

  • What clinical experience does a medical scribe gain?

    Medical scribes typically work in real-world healthcare environments alongside doctors, accumulating hundreds of hours of clinical experience. These immersive opportunities deepen your understanding of medical practices and patient care, giving you a competitive edge before medical school.

  • What essential skills do pre-meds gain from medical scribing?

    As a medical scribe, you’ll develop critical skills, such as: 

    • EHR Proficiency: Master systems like Epic and Cerner.
    • Medical Terminology: Build expertise in anatomy, diagnoses, and treatments.
    • Real-Time Multitasking: Learn to document and process information efficiently.
    • Analytical Thinking: Understand the diagnostic process and clinical decision-making.

    These skills are invaluable for medical training and future healthcare roles.

  • How does scribing help me get into medical school?

    Scribes gain firsthand exposure to medical workflows, helping you understand clinical operations, patient interaction, and treatment strategies. ACMSO enhances Admissions committees prioritize applicants with hands-on healthcare experience, making scribing one of the best ways to stand out.

  • What are the daily responsibilities of a medical scribe?

    A medical scribe's tasks include:

    • Accurately documenting patient visits.
    • Recording physician assessments, diagnoses, and treatment orders. 
    • Managing workflows and EHR entries to enhance provider efficiency. 
    • Assisting with billing and coding tasks, when applicable. 

    These duties ensure you’re deeply involved in patient care while supporting physicians.

  • What types of medical environments hire scribes?

    Medical scribes work in diverse settings such as:

    • Emergency departments (ED)
    • Specialty practices (e.g., cardiology, neurology, orthopedics)
    • Family medicine offices
    • Urgent care centers
    • Outpatient clinics

    This variety enables pre-meds to explore specialties and gain broad clinical experience.

  • Can I get certified as a specialty-specific medical scribe?

    Yes! ACMSO offers specialty-specific certifications by completing these steps:

    • Submit a SOAP note for your chosen specialty, demonstrating accurate and detailed documentation.
    • Pass the final 50-question MCQ exam with at least a 70% on up to two attempts.
    • Use the Final Exam Study Guide to ensure success.
    • Attend live instructor-led sessions for valuable guidance on specialty-specific techniques.

    Specialty certifications prepare you for advanced roles in fields like cardiology, dermatology, and emergency medicine.

  • How much does the ACMSO certification cost?

    ACMSO offers flexible pricing tiers to suit pre-med budgets:

    • Standard Certification: $499, includes core modules and lifetime access.
    • Internship Add-On: $999, immersive clinical experiences in real-world settings.
    • Elite Live Instruction: $1,499, includes one-on-one mentorship and personalized career guidance.

    Payment plans are available starting at $199/month to make the program accessible for all.

  • How flexible is medical scribing for pre-med students?

    Medical scribing offers flexible schedules, allowing pre-meds to balance coursework and clinical experience. Many students work part-time or during breaks to gain exposure without disrupting their academic commitments.

  • What is the salary of a medical scribe?

    Medical scribes typically earn $15–$20/hour. Those with specialty certifications or advanced training can command higher pay, especially in high-demand or specialized environments.

  • How do I become a certified medical scribe?

    Enroll in the ACMSO Advanced Clinical Medical Scribe Certification Program. The course includes:

    • Comprehensive training on EHR systems.
    • All-Inclusive Specialty-specific modules and case studies.
    • Final certification exams with study materials and live instructor support.

    The program ensures you’re prepared to excel as a medical scribe and gain valuable clinical experience.

  • Still have questions?

    Reach out to our chat team to learn more about how scribing fast-tracks your clinical experience, builds your skill set, and sets you up for success in medical school. Take the first step towards your healthcare career today.