Radiation Oncology
What your VMA handles in a radiation oncologist’s clinic
Three of the jobs that take the most time in radiation oncology, handled end to end and returned to you for sign-off.
Treatment authorization
Assembles the authorization chain before treatment planning, and tracks it to approval.
Multi-visit scheduling
Builds and maintains the daily treatment calendar and handles the reschedules.
On-treatment documentation
Keeps weekly notes and toxicity records current for your review.
Your Virtual Medical Assistant (VMA) does the work. You make the call.
Whatever the task, your VMA prepares and pends. Only you sign.
A Virtual Medical Assistant for Radiation Oncology
A SharpScribe Virtual Medical Assistant (VMA) is a medical school graduate (M.D.) based in North America, trained on your specialty and your EHR. For Radiation Oncologists that means the visit is pre-charted before you walk in, and the documentation, the in-basket and the authorization paperwork stop landing on your desk — without anything leaving your control.
Everything else a clinic needs
Pre-charting, scheduling, insurance verification, charge entry and coding drafts — see the full scope
Trained before they touch your chart
Your VMA learns radiation oncology workflows, your templates and your EHR during onboarding.
Every VMA is a medical school graduate (M.D.)
Based in North America, never offshored, trained in HIPAA from day one, and dedicated to you one to one. Meet your Virtual Medical Assistant
Over the past couple years, it has been disconcerting to me that my physician spends more time looking at his laptop than at me. I am so happy his eyes are back on me and my concerns, and I appreciate that this happens without another person watching my examination.
– Happy Patient
More Than Documentation. A Qualified Virtual Medical Assistant for Radiation Oncology.
Tell us your specialty and your EHR and we’ll match you before you commit to anything.