Pros
-good for entry level medical experience -room for growth within the company -upper management is helpful (when you have good managers) I worked as a medical scribe for a year then became a traveling project manager for 3 years. The medical scribing experience was beneficial. Most people I worked with went on to pursue excellent careers in medicine or other non-medical professional roles. I was able to work in Emergency, Hospitalist, Pediatric, Family, OBGYN, and Behavioral health specialties. So they do offer a lot of medical experience. Also if you take on upper level roles within the company they do pay for your travel expenses as well as your stay, everywhere you go. They offer decent benefits if you decide to become full-time staff with them. I had a good experience for the most part but the pay was just entirely too low.
Cons
The pay is very low for entry level and mid-level positions, roughly only $33K for the project management position I had. Most other companies would be paying way more for project management roles and more for scribe roles. With scribing you start at $10 here but with other companies start you at $16-$18. It's great for part time if you're in school and you just need experience but you won't get paid a livable wage until you move up in the company.