Vital signs – Accurate measurement of blood pressures and weights, with recognition of readings outside patient baseline to flag for the providerEKG – High-quality 10-second EKGs with proper lead placement, minimizing artifacts and reducing the need for repeat testsScribing – Currently learning medical scribing; able to independently write beginner to mid-level clinic notes, including HPI, ROS, and exam findings, for provider review and finalizationCommunication – Clear communication with patients during rooming, and concise relay of patient questions and concerns to providersWork under pressure – Organization and efficiency maintained during busy clinic days to keep patient flow moving when the schedule runs behindStamina / endurance – Professional and attentive demeanor sustained throughout fast-paced, high-volume shiftsTechnology and software proficiency – Strong understanding of technology, with quick adaptation to systems, and new digital tools as they are introducedReceptiveness to feedback – Openness to constructive input from providers and supervisors, with the ability to apply corrections immediately to improve note quality, EKG accuracy, and overall workflow