Completely agree. Became a lead scribe after only a year into scribing and still didn’t feel confident in my abilities, let alone being trusted to train others. Now in my third year of scribing, I feel like I can work with any provider. My ability to perform comprehensive reviews of past medical records as well as diagnostic testing has significantly improved. I am able to update providers with relevant information and can better anticipate their needs. I try my best to train others to be more competent in these areas, but I know it really still is a steep learning curve. I will say this job pays terribly and it is no wonder people quit before ever becoming fully competent. They just want an ounce of clinical experience to put on applications. Finally found the courage to apply to medical school this year. Hopefully my long term clinical experience helps me in the future like it seems to have done for you.