Medical scribes are largely unregulated; no license is required. At PhysAssist, scribes get 40 hours of training, in which they learn medical vocabulary, privacy law, and how to write charts, according to spokesman Cameron Cushman. Then they do eight supervised shifts before working on their own.
A colored filling could be how your guests find out what the sex of the babyâto-be is. Iâve actually never been to a gender-reveal shower, but I can only imagine how exciting it is! You could even package up a little bit of this sweet Chex Mix as favors for your guests. Chex wants to make sure you are ready next time you have a party to plan! They are giving one lucky winner all of the items pictured above, which includes: 3 honeycomb decorations in blue, pink and white.
Traditional etiquette is to hand out the favors at the end of the shower, as the guests are leaving, to thank them for coming. Small, inexpensive items are fine as it is just a gesture of goodwill, and people come to the shower to wish the expectant mother and baby well rather than to receive a gift themselves.