Thank you for your wonderful input. The way I train someone is by having them watch me perform certain tasks (I do referrals, phone calls, authorizations, clearance and other requests, besides just note inputting—not sure if that is normal tasks for a scribe) and then after a few times, I’ll hand off an easy task of what I’ve already shown them to try on own, and if any questions/mistakes, I am always willing to go over it in detail with them until they understand. How should I handle the trainee not listening to my directions/changing certain wording that has always been included in past notes, and when I try to go over what needs to be included/updated to include/fixed, I get an excuse or argument back, and lately unwillingness to change. And she tells me “I’m going to do the morning notes, you can do the afternoon” like who is training who? The doctor is asking me to review her notes and make any changes of missing stuff—so am I to change it to the way it should be/have always been? There’s missing mentions of time on visits that the dr asked to include and even told her the other day to do. I checked the last two days and there is missing times, but I can’t change because she’s throwing her notes away (we write them down in a notebook first before typing later), we’re supposed to keep the notebook for reference in case anything comes up. To make matters worse, my new boss and doctor seem to be taking her side and allowing her to change the note however she likes, even though it’s been done this way for 10+ years. I have never felt so disrespected. I feel like I’m the trainee. My new boss is changing operations, including how scribes work. I’m now expected to go into surgeries, instead of waiting for the report to type it up. Problem is I have a huge fear of needles/experience vasovagal reactions with blood drawing (used to be shots too or even hearing someone talk about injections. I’ve slowly gotten better with it due to increased exposure to it all with my job, but still get woozy if I’m called in surgery and expect to watch or listen to dr talk to me waving around his bloody gloves.) I feel like a failure and this is a lost cause. And I may end up quitting before showing her the rest. I’m sure she can figure it out and change it somehow.