Documentation at the pace of the treatment list
Radiation therapists run the most frequent patient contact in oncology: brief reviews, every fraction, for weeks. Medical Scribe records the conversation at the couch or in the sub-wait area and drafts the review note while you set up the next patient — no catching up on twelve entries at the end of the shift.
Subjective, Objective, Assessment & Plan — sized for a fraction
Drafts follow the built-in Radiation Therapist’s note: what the patient reported, what you observed of skin and setup tolerance, and your assessment and plan including any escalation. Side effects, supportive advice, and continue-as-planned decisions all land where the next reader expects them.
Proof you caught it early
When a skin reaction progresses or a symptom turns serious, the questions are when it was first noticed and what was done. Because Medical Scribe documents each day’s review from the actual conversation, your record shows the reaction’s first mention, your advice, and your escalation — dated, in your own words, signed by you.