In her role as Clinical Scribe Manager, Minnie manages present clinic programs and also implements future programs. As she researched and discovered the benefits for scribes, physicians, and most importantly, patients, her interest and appreciation for the concept grew. Her interest was piqued and Minnie set out to learn more about the concept. She learned about the Scribe concept when she met SuperScribe, LLC President Katherine Grubbs. Through her hard work and skill, she was promoted to Talent Acquisition & Management Specialist in March 2021. Minnie Dang joined SuperScribe, LLC in March 2016 as the Clinical Scribe Manager just a few months after completing her Master’s degree. Always on the lookout for ways to contribute to and be involved in the medical profession outside of the office, Jamie is working to have her Golden Retriever become a trained therapy dog. She feels that by helping SuperScribe, LLC succeed, she is providing physicians with the ability to keep their efforts focused on their patients. Jamie is an Atlanta native and has lived in the metro area for the majority of her life. Jamie is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and SHRM-Atlanta and attends annual conferences to continue enhancing her skill set and to learn the latest updates in all aspects of human resources management, as well as to ensure SuperScribe, LLC remains in compliance with all legal requirements.

After taking some time to focus on her family, Jamie headed back to school and changed her major to accommodate the needs of SuperScribe, LLC as the business grew and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. She also worked in property management for 12 years prior to starting her family but knew she wanted to have a greater impact on the medical profession. Her background as a Scribe is a wonderful asset as she assists SuperScribe, LLC President Katherine Grubbs with management of company, future growth, client relations, and HR tasks.Ĭoming from a family of first responders and providers, and always having an interest in caring for those in need, Jamie initially attended nursing school.

Much of her focus dedicated to payroll, invoicing, accounts receivable, vendor negotiations, new program management, and human resources tasks such as new employee screenings, benefits administration, and performance management. Jamie oversees a number of day-to-day activities at the SuperScribe, LLC office. Jamie Frady joined the team at SuperScribe, LLC, in May 2011, initially working as a Scribe before being promoted to Operations Manager in May 2013 and Vice President in March 2021. Currently, she serves on Gwinnett Technical College’s Advisory Committee and speaks for classes at Brenau University.Ībove all, having grown up in the Atlanta area, Katherine is uniquely committed to addressing the needs of local physicians and hospitals in ways that allow them to focus on delivering the best possible care to their patients. Reaching out to students who are interested in a wide range of medical careers, she speaks at local colleges about the scribe concept and opportunity as well as general interviewing and resume skills. Likewise, Katherine is committed to building awareness in schools about medical scribe opportunities. Her perspectives, in fact, facilitate effective training of her staff members, who are well-prepared from day one on the job. At the same time, her background in education, including three years as a middle school chorus and music teacher, would be a plus. The world of business, however, appealed to her enterprising spirit. Interestingly, Katherine, who holds a Master’s Degree in Music Education, envisioned quite a different future for herself.

Putting her recruitment skills to work, she began to build a high-caliber candidate list and established SuperScribe with her father as her first client. While they were not prepared to enter a relatively new sector in the medical field, Katherine recognized the potential to address a growing demand in an otherwise challenging job market. At the time, she was employed as a branch manager for a staffing firm. The opportunity arose when Katherine’s father, an emergency physician, requested her help in locating scribes to assist him. Katherine Grubbs launched the company in 2010 as the first one based in Georgia to provide clerical assistance to doctors during their shifts.

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