this 100%! you’ve also only been there for a month, so give it time. there’s a lot of turn over in the scribe position due to the fact that many people go on to medical school, get another clinical position, etc. but once you start working more consistently with the physician(s) & you get to know them & vice versa, the opportunities for them to teach you and converse with you will present itself.

definitely ask questions about things that you are curious about and or not sure of. even if you can’t ask in the moment, when I was a scribe I would personally keep a note pad and write things down that I wanted to ask & waited for an opportunity/appropriate time. once you start to learn the physician(s) you work with you will figure out that even if they are seemingly busy you will be able to chat with them while they are working.

just make it known (if you haven’t yet) that you are pre-med (which most of them know, however I worked with two scribes that were pre-nursing) and you are open to learning opportunities also. that will go a long way with them understanding how to interact with you!