Transcribing for Dollars
Medical ‘transcriptionists’ are earning big bucks transcribing medical records at home.
Medical transcription is the job of typing voice recordings made by physicians or other healthcare professionals into medical reports and correspondence. The people who make such transcriptions are called medical “transcriptionists”: transcribers who produce discharge summaries, physical examinations reports, patients’ history reports, operating room reports, consultation notes, diagnostic imaging studies, autopsy reports, and referral letters at home or in the office. They listen to recordings on a special headset and use a foot pedal to pause the recording when desired. As they listen, they type the text using word processing software, organize the material into a set format, and then return transcribed documents to the dictator for review and signature or correction.
They use their understanding of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, and treatment to create accurate reports, says Lynn Shniper in her article, Medical transcritionists: Making medical histories, in the Fall 2001 edition of the Occupational Outlook Quarterly. They translate medical abbreviations and jargon into their expanded forms and check their spellings and meanings by consulting standard medical reference materials. The more experienced of them spot inconsistencies or mistakes, such as misspoken prescriptions, in a medical report and verify the correct information with the dictator. Their ability to understand and correctly transcribe patient assessments and treatments reduces the chance that patients will receive ineffective or harmful care.
In the United States, most medical transcribers receive special training. Employers usually prefer to hire those who have postsecondary education in medical transcription, which is available through many vocational schools, community colleges, and distance-learning programs. Demand for transcribers’ services is so high that U.S. hospitals, physicians, business support services, and medical transcription companies regularly subcontract transcribing jobs at home and abroad.
In its Occupational Outlook Handbook for 2004-2005, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics says “Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through 2012.” The United States’ growing and aging population requires medical documentation that can be shared by providers, third-party payers, regulators and consumers, but the increasing volume of transcription work being contracted out overseas will not reduce the need for well-trained medical transcribers at home.
Outside the United States, India is the recognized leader in providing medical transcription services to U.S. institutions. But the Philippines is fast catching up as the country of choice for offshore transcriptions as a result of its large pool of healthcare professionals. “India is the leading provider because they offer cheap labor, but the Philippines has the competitive edge as we can provide quality service at reasonable prices,” says Oliver Juanir, co-owner of Advatech Medical Transcription Specialists. “We started just several months ago, but clients continue to pour in.”
Juanir, an entrepreneur on the lookout for business opportunities, was surfing the Web when he stumbled on medical transcription services and then did some research. Next, he pitched his business plan to several investors and got one to put up P2 million to buy equipment (top-of-the-line personal computers, file transfer protocol or FTP servers, medical dictionaries, and computer software), plug into the Internet, and rent office space. He incorporated Advatech in August and spent two months recruiting staff. “I made it a point to recruit only those who had experience,” he says. He e-mailed medical transcription companies in the U.S., and once Advatech passed some tests for minimum output, clients, all medical transcription companies, started calling. It started with four transcribers to work for three doctors initially, but in four months it hired eight more to serve 20 doctors in four U.S. hospitals. “We’re still hiring as projects continue to pour in,” says Juanir.
Advatech’s transcribers start work by downloading audio files from the FTP server at 7 a.m. They then transcribe the files before forwarding the finished work to the editors for checking, observing a 12-hour deadline for each project. Medical transcription companies are paid five to eight U.S. cents per line of about 65 characters transcribed, but Advatech charges only four to seven U.S. cents to get more clients. It sets a 500-line daily quota for its transcribers-those exceeding their quota receive a commission-and gets paid monthly for its services.
Many medical transcribers get to like what they do. Michelle Diamante has been transcribing medical reports at home for three years, and she likes it because “You’re not forced to work an eight-hour job. You work at your own pace and earn in dollars.” She uses her speed, accuracy, and knowledge of medical terms to thrive in her calling, something she’d stumbled on as a fresh graduate of physical therapy. “It was hard to get a job in hospitals then, so I applied with a medical transcription company,” she says. She trained for two months after she got the job, and then quit after a year and a half to transcribe at home using referrals from her officemates to secure projects. All she needed to get started were a PC, an Internet connection, and a foot pedal to control dictation speed, and when she transcribed her first test files and passed, she resumed work as a medical transcriber in the comfort of home.
The outsourcing company simply provided her with a user name and password so she could download audio files from an encrypted website. “Since I operate in the same time zone as that of the US, I usually work from 8 p.m. onwards depending on the amount of work I would like to take in,” she says. Today, Diamante works as an editor of medical files transcribed by others. Medical transcribers get paid P20,000 to P50,000 a month depending on the amount of work they do, she says, adding the outsourcing company typically credits the money they’ve earned to their bank accounts. “We’re usually given a 24-hour deadline. The more transcribed work you edit, the more you get paid.”
Myla Jane Reyes, another home-based transcriber, and a physical therapist like Diamante, says there’s a big demand for medical transcription services in the Philippines. “The business is good and work comes even on weekends and holidays,” she says. Reyes trained for six months before she was allowed to do transcription work by one of the pioneer medical transcription firms in the country. She stayed with that company for two years until it closed, and then she joined another company before she decided to do extra transcription work at home on the advice of a friend, who had come across an Internet ad looking for home-based medical transcribers.
“In 2002 I applied for the job and passed their online exam, so I pursued it,” she says. For a whole year, Reyes transcribed in the office by day and at home at night and on weekends. “I had a hard time choosing between office work and home-based transcription as it was not popular back then,” she says, but after a year she decided to quit her regular job and concentrated on home-based transcribing and editing. “The risk I took was worth it,” she says. “I never had regrets choosing home transcription.”
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Assessing Privacy Risk in Outsourcing
Healthcare providers can outsource transcription, but they can’t outsource their obligation to safeguard privacy. Here’s how to minimize risk.
Healthcare providers are faced with multiple pressures, many of them financial. The need for management to meet financial constraints often translates into a desire to contract with vendors at the lowest possible immediate cost, sometimes without thought as to the nonprice issues in a contract.
It is important to linger over the legal issues that may be associated with vendor contracts, especially with vendors that may subcontract portions of their tasks. The October 2003 incident in which a Pakistani subcontractor, in a dispute with a medical transcription company, threatened to release patient information on the Web provided a dramatic reminder of this. Provider and vendor liability has become even more important in light of HIPAA privacy and security regulations, which place an obligation on covered healthcare providers to ensure that their vendors safeguard confidentiality.
This article discusses specifically the considerations that should be given by healthcare providers when choosing a medical transcription vendor, and it offers tips to protect providers when entering into a medical transcription contract.
Transcription OutsourcingMedical transcription is a vital part of healthcare operations. Accurate, timely transcription of daily notes such as operating room reports, discharge summaries, and radiology reports is essential for communication among healthcare providers. Transcription further factors into accurate coding and billing of services, satisfaction of regulatory requirements, and defense of medical malpractice suits. In recent years it has become important in the development of electronic health records.
Transcription is also a frequent candidate for outsourcing. Healthcare providers often contract out their transcription as a cost-saving measure (though cost savings may not be possible in all circumstances). Providers also choose outsourcing to meet staffing challenges posed by local labor markets, the need for specialized training, and their own staffing limitations.
Whatever the motivation for outsourcing, transmission of confidential medical information outside of facility walls places an obligation on the provider to ensure that the vendor protects the confidentiality of the information. HIPAA requirements make this issue more critical than ever before.
The case in which the Pakistani subcontractor threatened to release patient information illustrates how important it is for providers to choose vendors carefully to complete due diligence with regard to chains of subcontracting and to protect themselves contractually from liability for acts of the vendor or the vendor’s subcontractors.
The above story started in fall 2003 when the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center (UCSF) forwarded a portion of its transcription work to Transcription Stat, a company it had used for two decades. Transcription Stat employs 15 subcontractors throughout the US to handle the large volume of files it receives daily from UCSF. One of those subcontractors, a woman in Florida, further subcontracted the work to a man in Texas named Tom Spires.
Allegedly unbeknownst to the other parties, Spires also employed subcontractors, one of whom was a Pakistani woman, Lubna Baloch. On October 7, 2003, UCSF received an e-mail from Baloch stating that Spires owed her money and would not respond to her. Baloch demanded that UCSF require Spires to pay her. If not paid, Baloch wrote, she would “expose all the voice files and patient records of UCSF . . . on the Internet.”1 To show that she was serious, Baloch attached dictation reports from UCSF physicians regarding two patients.
One of the contracted parties involved ultimately paid Baloch, who then retracted her threat. Although the incident ended without a breach of patient privacy, the situation dramatically illustrated the risks for parties involved at all points in the chain. How can a provider best protect itself from a situation such as this?
What HIPAA Requires The privacy regulations of the federal HIPAA law, effective April 14, 2003, were intended to ensure the privacy and confidentiality of personal health information. HIPAA’s privacy rules apply only to healthcare providers, payers, and clearinghouses that are covered entities. Because the law does not directly apply to other parties that may handle medical information (e.g., transcription companies and other vendors), HIPAA attempts to stretch its coverage by requiring healthcare providers to take certain actions when entrusting medical information to vendors.
HIPAA requires that if a provider releases medical information to another person or entity to perform a function on the provider’s behalf (the provider’s “business associate”), the provider must enter into an agreement obliging the business associate to maintain the confidentiality of the medical information.
HIPAA’s privacy regulations require that business associate contracts contain several specific provisions. The contract must specify the permitted uses and disclosures of information by the business associate. The contract also must require the business associate not to use or further disclose the information except as permitted by the contract and to use appropriate safeguards to prevent use or disclosure of the information other than as allowed by the contract. The contract must “ensure that any agents, including a subcontractor,” to whom the business associate provides medical information agree to the “same restrictions and conditions that apply to the business associate with respect to such information.” The contract must authorize termination if the business associate violates a material term of the contract.
When the HIPAA security rule goes into effect, medical transcription vendors will be covered as business associates under this rule also, because the security rule applies to electronic medical information, both in storage and in transmission. The rule requires that when providers contract with business associates who “create, receive, maintain or transmit electronic protected health information,” the contract specify appropriate use of the information.
Additional security provisions may need to be added to business associate contracts with transcription vendors and other business associates that receive or transmit electronic information. For example, the security regulations require that any business associate shall “(i) implement administrative, physical, and technical safeguards that reasonably and appropriately protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of electronic protected health information that it creates, receives, maintains or transmits on behalf of the covered entity, as required by the security standards, (ii) ensure that any agent, including subcontractors to whom the business associate provides such information, agrees to implement reasonable and appropriate safeguards to protect it, and (iii) report to the covered entity any security incident relating” to the electronic information that the vendor maintains for the provider.
What Providers Should DetermineProviders should therefore determine how a medical transcription vendor maintains the privacy of medical information and how the vendor safeguards the security of electronic information. Providers should get answers to the following questions:
•Does the vendor have security safeguards for information that is maintained at the vendor’s data headquarters (e.g., is each employee required to have a secure password)? Are voice files and data files maintained in a secure data safe?•Is there an audit trail that shows who has accessed data in the vendor’s archive system?•How long are data files maintained, and are they destroyed after that period? Are voice files automatically deleted within a reasonable time after being transcribed? The provider may wish to specify that data is maintained only until the provider ensures that the transcribed report is in the medical record (e.g., no more than one year).•Is electronic medical information transmitted from the vendor to the provider in a secure fashion—for example, through encryption?•How does the vendor regulate provider access to the provider’s directory on the vendor server? For example, is it safest to allow only one person authorized by the provider (e.g., the director of medical records) to draw data down from the transcription vendor’s computer system?•If the vendor employs home-based transcriptionists, does the vendor have policies to safeguard workstations? Are home-based transcriptionists allowed to store provider files on their home computers? Minimizing Risk Providers can consider a number of options when entering into a contract for medical transcription services. These options can clarify the mutual understanding of the contractual relationship, minimize the chance of a HIPAA or confidentiality violation, and ensure that the provider will be able to take appropriate action should a vendor fail to meet required standards.
1.Ensure that the contract with the medical transcription company obligates the vendor to not only maintain confidentiality itself, but to require any person or entity to whom the vendor sends information to maintain confidentiality and security of information. The vendor should require that the person or entity comply with all of the obligations of the vendor under the vendor’s business associate agreement with the provider.In the UCSF case, the transcription vendor, the first subcontractor, and second subcontractor were simply intermediaries. That realization makes a provider wonder how many transcription vendors operate by simply contracting with another party whose cost is low enough to allow the first vendor to skim off a profit, and so on down the line until the only person left to do the work is someone whose wages are below those livable in the US. It is difficult to ascertain how HIPAA’s privacy or security requirements can be satisfied if a transcription company is simply a pass-through: can anyone identify who has the data, how it is stored, or where it is? Nevertheless, the HIPAA rule assists providers by making clear that vendors are responsible for the privacy and security of the data given to them.
The obligations of both provider and business associate become further complicated if some of the parties receiving information are not located inside the United States. Entities not domiciled in the US may not be subject to, or even aware of, US laws.
2.Require indemnification from the vendor for any breach of the contract (including confidentiality), not only by the vendor but by any of the vendor’s subcontractors or entities to which the subcontractor may send information.3.Consider placing restrictions on the subcontractors that a vendor may use; for instance, explicitly requiring that any subcontractor receiving medical information from the vendor be physically located in the United States and that, in addition, the vendor’s subcontractors be explicitly prohibited from sending any of the provider’s information outside the US. Although this will not obviate the problems that can occur if a subcontractor isn’t paid and threatens release of information, for example, it will ensure that any such subcontractor is subject to US law and may be less likely to make such threats. Also, providers can consider asking vendors outright for a full disclosure of subcontracts.4.Consider using a medical transcription company that does not subcontract any work at all. Some vendors are staffed with full-time employees who receive benefits, and some offer incentives to staff for meeting high performance standards. Some vendors assign transcriptionists responsibility for a single client, fostering familiarity with the client’s transcription needs. Such vendors may charge a premium for that level of service, but providers may want to balance that cost with the potential benefits of a stable, dedicated staff.5.Consider whether the transcription company is making investments to obtain and retain the provider as a customer. Is it purchasing computers and equipment for use on the account, or is it simply subcontracting all work and keeping a percentage of the fee ? The answer gives the provider a clue as to how much the vendor values the relationship and how carefully other contract terms should be reviewed.6.Ensure protection by including specific performance standards in the contract. These should include turnaround time, error rate, and template consistency (so that the documents follow a standard format). Not only are written performance standards important to give the provider the ability to terminate the contract if standards are not met, they also can help identify hidden costs. Although one vendor may appear to be less costly than another, does a high error rate require the provider to allocate time from other employees to review, edit, and correct the vendor’s work? 7.Weigh the cost of training staff regarding confidentiality. HIPAA requires that all persons with access to personal health information receive training on the confidentiality requirements of the law. In addition, laws in some states require additional staff training for specific situations, such as New York’s AIDS confidentiality law. It can be easier for the provider to place the burden of training on the transcription company. 8.Ensure that the contract contains the protection terms standard in any contract: (1) the ability (of both parties) to terminate the contract for cause (e.g., failure to comply with the terms of the contract) and not for cause (if the vendor has made a substantial capital investment in the provider’s account, this clause may only be agreed upon if the provider takes some responsibility for the investment); (2) an appropriate length of time for the contract; (3) inability of the vendor to assign the contract without the provider’s permission; and (4) a requirement that any claim be brought in the state in which the provider is located. In the wake of the UCSF case, a California state senator discussed introducing legislation that would prohibit provider and payer organizations in California from sending confidential medical information outside of the United States for transcription or other outsourced data processing activities.
Such a law would ensure that all vendors and their subcontractors are subject to US laws, but it would not alter a provider’s core responsibilities when transmitting confidential records to a vendor. Meeting responsibilities and minimizing risk will still require asking the right questions, weighing the options, and establishing an appropriate business associate agreement.
Medical Transcriptionists
Medical Transcriptionists
Nature of the WorkTraining, Other Qualifications, and AdvancementEmploymentJob OutlookProjections DataEarningsOES DataRelated OccupationsSources of Additional Information
Significant Points:
Job opportunities will be good.Employers prefer medical transcriptionists who have completed a postsecondary training program.Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices.About 41 percent worked in hospitals, and another 29 percent worked in offices of physicians.
Nature of the Work
Medical transcriptionists listen to dictated recordings made by physicians and other health care professionals and transcribe them into medical reports, correspondence, and other administrative material. They generally listen to recordings on a headset, using a foot pedal to pause the recording when necessary, and key the text into a personal computer or word processor, editing as necessary for grammar and clarity. The documents they produce include discharge summaries, medical history and physical examination reports, operative reports, consultation reports, autopsy reports, diagnostic imaging studies, progress notes, and referral letters. Medical transcriptionists return transcribed documents to the physicians or other health care professionals who dictated them for review and signature or correction. These documents eventually become part of patients’ permanent files.
To understand and accurately transcribe dictated reports, medical transcriptionists must understand medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, pharmacology, and treatment assessments. They also must be able to translate medical jargon and abbreviations into their expanded forms. To help identify terms appropriately, transcriptionists refer to standard medical reference materials—both printed and electronic; some of these are available over the Internet. Medical transcriptionists must comply with specific standards that apply to the style of medical records and to the legal and ethical requirements for keeping patient information confidential.
Experienced transcriptionists spot mistakes or inconsistencies in a medical report and check to correct the information. Their ability to understand and correctly transcribe patient assessments and treatments reduces the chance of patients receiving ineffective or even harmful treatments and ensures high-quality patient care.
Currently, most health care providers transmit dictation to medical transcriptionists using either digital or analog dictating equipment. The Internet has grown to be a popular mode for transmitting documentation. Many transcriptionists receive dictation over the Internet and are able to quickly return transcribed documents to clients for approval. Another increasingly popular method uses speech recognition technology, which electronically translates sound into text and creates drafts of reports. Transcriptionists then format the reports; edit them for mistakes in translation, punctuation, or grammar; and check for consistency and any wording that doesn’t make sense medically. Transcriptionists working in specialties, such as radiology or pathology, with standardized terminology are more likely to use speech recognition technology. However, speech recognition technology will become more widespread in all specialties as the technology becomes more sophisticated, that is, better able to recognize and more accurately transcribe diverse modes of speech.
Medical transcriptionists who work in physicians’ offices may have other office duties, such as receiving patients, scheduling appointments, answering the telephone, and handling incoming and outgoing mail. Medical secretaries, discussed in the statement on secretaries and administrative assistants elsewhere in the Handbook, also may transcribe as part of their jobs.
Work environment. The majority of these workers are employed in comfortable settings, such as hospitals, physicians’ offices, transcription service offices, clinics, laboratories, medical libraries, government medical facilities, or their own homes. Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices.
Workers usually sit in the same position for long periods. They can suffer wrist, back, neck, or eye problems due to strain and risk repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. The constant pressure to be accurate and productive also can be stressful.
Many medical transcriptionists work a standard 40-hour week. Self-employed medical transcriptionists are more likely to work irregular hours—including part time, evenings, weekends, or on call at any time.
Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement
Postsecondary training in medical transcription is preferred by employers; writing and computer skills also are important.
Education and training. Employers prefer to hire transcriptionists who have completed postsecondary training in medical transcription offered by many vocational schools, community colleges, and distance-learning programs.
Completion of a 2-year associate degree or 1-year certificate program—including coursework in anatomy, medical terminology, legal issues relating to health care documentation, and English grammar and punctuation—is highly recommended, but not always required. Many of these programs include supervised on-the-job experience. Some transcriptionists, especially those already familiar with medical terminology from previous experience as a nurse or medical secretary, become proficient through refresher courses and training.
Formal accreditation is not required for medical transcription programs. However, the Approval Committee for Certificate Programs (AACP)—established by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI) and the American Health Information Management Association—offers voluntary accreditation for medical transcription programs. Although voluntary, completion of an ACCP approved program may be required for transcriptionists seeking certification.
Certification and other qualifications. The AHDI awards two voluntary designations, the Registered Medical Transcriptionist (RMT) and the Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT). Medical transcriptionists who are recent graduates of medical transcription educational programs, or have fewer than 2 years experience in acute care, may become a registered RMT. The RMT credential is awarded upon successfully passing the AHDI level 1 registered medical transcription exam. The CMT designation requires at least 2 years of acute care experience working in multiple specialty surgery areas using different format, report, and dictation types. Candidates also must earn a passing score on a certification examination. Because medicine is constantly evolving, medical transcriptionists are encouraged to update their skills regularly. RMTs and CMTs must earn continuing education credits every 3 years to be recertified. As in many other fields, certification is recognized as a sign of competence.
Graduates of an ACCP approved program who earn the RMT credential are eligible to participate in the Registered Apprenticeship Program sponsored by the Medical Transcription Industry Association through the U.S. Department of Labor. The Registered Apprenticeship program offers structured on-the-job learning and related technical instruction for qualified medical transcriptionists entering the profession.
In addition to understanding medical terminology, transcriptionists must have good English grammar and punctuation skills and proficiency with personal computers and word processing software. Normal hearing acuity and good listening skills also are necessary. Employers usually require applicants to take pre-employment tests.
Advancement. With experience, medical transcriptionists can advance to supervisory positions, home-based work, editing, consulting, or teaching. Some become owners of medical transcription businesses. With additional education or training, some become medical records and health information technicians, medical coders, or medical records and health information administrators.
Employment
Medical transcriptionists held about 98,000 jobs in 2006. About 41 percent worked in hospitals and another 29 percent worked in offices of physicians. Others worked for business support services; medical and diagnostic laboratories; outpatient care centers; and offices of physical, occupational, and speech therapists, and audiologists.
Job Outlook
Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow faster than the average; job opportunities should be good, especially for those who are certified.
Employment change. Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow 14 percent from 2006 to 2016, faster than the average for all occupations. Demand for medical transcription services will be spurred by a growing and aging population. Older age groups receive proportionately greater numbers of medical tests, treatments, and procedures that require documentation. A high level of demand for transcription services also will be sustained by the continued need for electronic documentation that can be shared easily among providers, third-party payers, regulators, consumers, and health information systems. Growing numbers of medical transcriptionists will be needed to amend patients’ records, edit documents from speech recognition systems, and identify discrepancies in medical reports.
Contracting out transcription work overseas and advancements in speech recognition technology are not expected to significantly reduce the need for well-trained medical transcriptionists. Outsourcing transcription work abroad—to countries such as India, Pakistan, Philippines, and the Caribbean—has grown more popular as transmitting confidential health information over the Internet has become more secure; however, the demand for overseas transcription services is expected only to supplement the demand for well-trained domestic medical transcriptionists. In addition, reports transcribed by overseas medical transcription services usually require editing for accuracy by domestic medical transcriptionists before they meet U.S. quality standards.
Speech-recognition technology allows physicians and other health professionals to dictate medical reports to a computer that immediately creates an electronic document. In spite of the advances in this technology, the software has been slow to grasp and analyze the human voice and the English language, and the medical vernacular with all its diversity. As a result, there will continue to be a need for skilled medical transcriptionists to identify and appropriately edit the inevitable errors created by speech recognition systems, and to create a final document.
Job prospects. Job opportunities will be good, especially for those who are certified. Hospitals will continue to employ a large percentage of medical transcriptionists, but job growth there will not be as fast as in other industries. An increasing demand for standardized records should result in rapid employment growth in physicians’ offices, especially in large group practices.
Projections Data
National Employment Matrix, employment by industry, occupation, and percent distribution, 2006 and projected 2016. 31-9094 Medical transcriptionists [Industries with fewer than 50 jobs, confidential data, or poor quality data are not displayed] Industry 2006 2016 Percent change Numeric change Number Percent of ind Percent of occ Number Percent of ind Percent of occ 000001 Total employment, all workers 98,454 0.07 100.00 111,747 0.07 100.00 13.50 13,293000500 Total wage and salary employment 88,695 0.06 90.09 101,488 0.07 90.82 14.42 12,794000520 Wage and salary employment, except agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting, and private households 88,414 0.06 89.80 101,239 0.07 90.60 14.51 12,825520000 Finance and insurance 281 0.00 0.29 309 0.00 0.28 9.86 28524000 Insurance carriers and related activities 259 0.01 0.26 279 0.01 0.25 7.81 20540000 Professional, scientific, and technical services 707 0.01 0.72 1,064 0.01 0.95 50.64 358541000 Professional, scientific, and technical services 707 0.01 0.72 1,064 0.01 0.95 50.64 358541600 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services 360 0.04 0.37 642 0.04 0.57 78.53 282550000 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127551000 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127551100 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127560000 Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services 8,625 0.10 8.76 12,629 0.13 11.30 46.41 4,003561000 Administrative and support services 8,625 0.11 8.76 12,629 0.13 11.30 46.41 4,003561100 Office administrative services 374 0.10 0.38 474 0.10 0.42 26.79 100561300 Employment services 314 0.01 0.32 397 0.01 0.36 26.56 83561400 Business support services 7,931 1.00 8.06 11,748 1.24 10.51 48.13 3,817610000 Educational services, public and private 566 0.00 0.57 633 0.00 0.57 11.87 67611000 Educational services, public and private 566 0.00 0.57 633 0.00 0.57 11.87 676112-3 Junior colleges, colleges, universities, and professional schools, public and private 566 0.01 0.57 633 0.01 0.57 11.87 67611300 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, public and private 563 0.02 0.57 630 0.02 0.56 11.87 67620000 Health care and social assistance 76,549 0.48 77.75 84,684 0.42 75.78 10.63 8,135621-3 Health care 76,375 0.56 77.57 84,406 0.51 75.53 10.52 8,032621000 Ambulatory health care services 35,730 0.68 36.29 42,700 0.62 38.21 19.51 6,9696211-3 Offices of health practitioners 31,112 0.89 31.60 37,133 0.85 33.23 19.35 6,021621100 Offices of physicians 28,736 1.33 29.19 34,089 1.27 30.51 18.63 5,353621200 Offices of dentists 431 0.05 0.44 511 0.05 0.46 18.67 80621300 Offices of other health practitioners 1,946 0.34 1.98 2,533 0.35 2.27 30.18 587621310 Offices of chiropractors 209 0.18 0.21 257 0.18 0.23 23.04 48621330 Offices of mental health practitioners (except physicians) 197 0.36 0.20 241 0.36 0.22 22.52 44621340 Offices of physical, occupational and speech therapists, and audiologists 977 0.44 0.99 1,307 0.45 1.17 33.75 330621390 Offices of all other health practitioners 468 0.58 0.48 612 0.59 0.55 30.86 144621600 Home health care services 216 0.02 0.22 334 0.02 0.30 54.99 119621459 Outpatient, laboratory, and other ambulatory care services 4,403 0.49 4.47 5,233 0.46 4.68 18.85 830621400 Outpatient care centers 2,005 0.41 2.04 2,420 0.40 2.17 20.69 415621420 Outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers 342 0.22 0.35 390 0.20 0.35 13.88 48621500 Medical and diagnostic laboratories 2,147 1.06 2.18 2,465 1.04 2.21 14.81 318621900 Other ambulatory health care services 251 0.12 0.25 348 0.12 0.31 38.62 97621990 All other ambulatory health care services 214 0.25 0.22 301 0.25 0.27 40.51 87622000 Hospitals, public and private 40,420 0.74 41.06 41,431 0.67 37.08 2.50 1,010622100 General medical and surgical hospitals, public and private 38,981 0.78 39.59 39,963 0.70 35.76 2.52 982622200 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals, public and private 797 0.32 0.81 627 0.31 0.56 -21.36 -170622300 Specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals, public and private 642 0.33 0.65 841 0.32 0.75 30.95 199623100 Nursing care facilities 68 0.00 0.07 74 0.00 0.07 8.67 66241-3 Individual, family, community, and vocational rehabilitation services 173 0.01 0.18 276 0.01 0.25 59.36 103624100 Individual and family services 155 0.02 0.16 254 0.02 0.23 63.81 99990000 Government 522 0.00 0.53 559 0.00 0.50 7.08 37940000 State and local government 522 0.01 0.53 559 0.01 0.50 7.08 37949400 State and local government, excluding education and hospitals 522 0.01 0.53 559 0.01 0.50 7.08 37920000 State government 193 0.01 0.20 190 0.01 0.17 -1.87 -4929200 State government, excluding education and hospitals 193 0.01 0.20 190 0.01 0.17 -1.87 -4930000 Local government 329 0.01 0.33 370 0.01 0.33 12.34 41939300 Local government, excluding education and hospitals 329 0.01 0.33 370 0.01 0.33 12.34 41000530 Wage and salary employment in agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting, and private households 281 0.01 0.28 249 0.01 0.22 -11.34 -32110000 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting; primary job 281 0.02 0.28 249 0.02 0.22 -11.34 -32112000 Animal production; primary job 281 0.06 0.28 249 0.05 0.22 -11.34 -32006700 Self-employed and unpaid family workers, all jobs 9,759 0.08 9.91 10,259 0.08 9.18 5.12 500006701 Total self-employed and unpaid family workers, primary job 8,615 0.08 8.75 9,120 0.08 8.16 5.86 505006702 Total self-employed and unpaid family workers, secondary job 1,144 0.07 1.16 1,139 0.07 1.02 -0.45 -5000600 Self-employed workers, all jobs 9,547 0.08 9.70 10,091 0.08 9.03 5.70 544000601 Self-employed workers, primary job 8,403 0.08 8.53 8,952 0.08 8.01 6.54 549000602 Self-employed workers, secondary job 1,144 0.07 1.16 1,139 0.07 1.02 -0.45 -5000700 Unpaid family workers, all jobs 212 0.16 0.22 168 0.16 0.15 -20.89 -44000701 Unpaid family workers, primary job 212 0.20 0.22 168 0.20 0.15 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Earnings
Wage-and-salary medical transcriptionists had median hourly earnings of $14.40 in May 2006. The middle 50 percent earned between $12.17 and $17.06. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $10.22, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $20.15. Median hourly earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of medical transcriptionists were:
Medical and diagnostic laboratories $15.68 General medical and surgical hospitals 14.62 Business support services 14.34 Outpatient care centers 14.31 Offices of physicians 14.00
Compensation methods for medical transcriptionists vary. Some are paid based on the number of hours they work or on the number of lines they transcribe. Others receive a base pay per hour with incentives for extra production. Employees of transcription services and independent contractors almost always receive production-based pay. Independent contractors earn more than do transcriptionists who work for others, but independent contractors have higher expenses than their corporate counterparts, receive no benefits, and may face higher risk of termination than do wage-and-salary transcriptionists.
Nature of the WorkTraining, Other Qualifications, and AdvancementEmploymentJob OutlookProjections DataEarningsOES DataRelated OccupationsSources of Additional Information
Significant Points:
Job opportunities will be good.Employers prefer medical transcriptionists who have completed a postsecondary training program.Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices.About 41 percent worked in hospitals, and another 29 percent worked in offices of physicians.
Nature of the Work
Medical transcriptionists listen to dictated recordings made by physicians and other health care professionals and transcribe them into medical reports, correspondence, and other administrative material. They generally listen to recordings on a headset, using a foot pedal to pause the recording when necessary, and key the text into a personal computer or word processor, editing as necessary for grammar and clarity. The documents they produce include discharge summaries, medical history and physical examination reports, operative reports, consultation reports, autopsy reports, diagnostic imaging studies, progress notes, and referral letters. Medical transcriptionists return transcribed documents to the physicians or other health care professionals who dictated them for review and signature or correction. These documents eventually become part of patients’ permanent files.
To understand and accurately transcribe dictated reports, medical transcriptionists must understand medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, pharmacology, and treatment assessments. They also must be able to translate medical jargon and abbreviations into their expanded forms. To help identify terms appropriately, transcriptionists refer to standard medical reference materials—both printed and electronic; some of these are available over the Internet. Medical transcriptionists must comply with specific standards that apply to the style of medical records and to the legal and ethical requirements for keeping patient information confidential.
Experienced transcriptionists spot mistakes or inconsistencies in a medical report and check to correct the information. Their ability to understand and correctly transcribe patient assessments and treatments reduces the chance of patients receiving ineffective or even harmful treatments and ensures high-quality patient care.
Currently, most health care providers transmit dictation to medical transcriptionists using either digital or analog dictating equipment. The Internet has grown to be a popular mode for transmitting documentation. Many transcriptionists receive dictation over the Internet and are able to quickly return transcribed documents to clients for approval. Another increasingly popular method uses speech recognition technology, which electronically translates sound into text and creates drafts of reports. Transcriptionists then format the reports; edit them for mistakes in translation, punctuation, or grammar; and check for consistency and any wording that doesn’t make sense medically. Transcriptionists working in specialties, such as radiology or pathology, with standardized terminology are more likely to use speech recognition technology. However, speech recognition technology will become more widespread in all specialties as the technology becomes more sophisticated, that is, better able to recognize and more accurately transcribe diverse modes of speech.
Medical transcriptionists who work in physicians’ offices may have other office duties, such as receiving patients, scheduling appointments, answering the telephone, and handling incoming and outgoing mail. Medical secretaries, discussed in the statement on secretaries and administrative assistants elsewhere in the Handbook, also may transcribe as part of their jobs.
Work environment. The majority of these workers are employed in comfortable settings, such as hospitals, physicians’ offices, transcription service offices, clinics, laboratories, medical libraries, government medical facilities, or their own homes. Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices.
Workers usually sit in the same position for long periods. They can suffer wrist, back, neck, or eye problems due to strain and risk repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. The constant pressure to be accurate and productive also can be stressful.
Many medical transcriptionists work a standard 40-hour week. Self-employed medical transcriptionists are more likely to work irregular hours—including part time, evenings, weekends, or on call at any time.
Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement
Postsecondary training in medical transcription is preferred by employers; writing and computer skills also are important.
Education and training. Employers prefer to hire transcriptionists who have completed postsecondary training in medical transcription offered by many vocational schools, community colleges, and distance-learning programs.
Completion of a 2-year associate degree or 1-year certificate program—including coursework in anatomy, medical terminology, legal issues relating to health care documentation, and English grammar and punctuation—is highly recommended, but not always required. Many of these programs include supervised on-the-job experience. Some transcriptionists, especially those already familiar with medical terminology from previous experience as a nurse or medical secretary, become proficient through refresher courses and training.
Formal accreditation is not required for medical transcription programs. However, the Approval Committee for Certificate Programs (AACP)—established by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI) and the American Health Information Management Association—offers voluntary accreditation for medical transcription programs. Although voluntary, completion of an ACCP approved program may be required for transcriptionists seeking certification.
Certification and other qualifications. The AHDI awards two voluntary designations, the Registered Medical Transcriptionist (RMT) and the Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT). Medical transcriptionists who are recent graduates of medical transcription educational programs, or have fewer than 2 years experience in acute care, may become a registered RMT. The RMT credential is awarded upon successfully passing the AHDI level 1 registered medical transcription exam. The CMT designation requires at least 2 years of acute care experience working in multiple specialty surgery areas using different format, report, and dictation types. Candidates also must earn a passing score on a certification examination. Because medicine is constantly evolving, medical transcriptionists are encouraged to update their skills regularly. RMTs and CMTs must earn continuing education credits every 3 years to be recertified. As in many other fields, certification is recognized as a sign of competence.
Graduates of an ACCP approved program who earn the RMT credential are eligible to participate in the Registered Apprenticeship Program sponsored by the Medical Transcription Industry Association through the U.S. Department of Labor. The Registered Apprenticeship program offers structured on-the-job learning and related technical instruction for qualified medical transcriptionists entering the profession.
In addition to understanding medical terminology, transcriptionists must have good English grammar and punctuation skills and proficiency with personal computers and word processing software. Normal hearing acuity and good listening skills also are necessary. Employers usually require applicants to take pre-employment tests.
Advancement. With experience, medical transcriptionists can advance to supervisory positions, home-based work, editing, consulting, or teaching. Some become owners of medical transcription businesses. With additional education or training, some become medical records and health information technicians, medical coders, or medical records and health information administrators.
Employment
Medical transcriptionists held about 98,000 jobs in 2006. About 41 percent worked in hospitals and another 29 percent worked in offices of physicians. Others worked for business support services; medical and diagnostic laboratories; outpatient care centers; and offices of physical, occupational, and speech therapists, and audiologists.
Job Outlook
Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow faster than the average; job opportunities should be good, especially for those who are certified.
Employment change. Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow 14 percent from 2006 to 2016, faster than the average for all occupations. Demand for medical transcription services will be spurred by a growing and aging population. Older age groups receive proportionately greater numbers of medical tests, treatments, and procedures that require documentation. A high level of demand for transcription services also will be sustained by the continued need for electronic documentation that can be shared easily among providers, third-party payers, regulators, consumers, and health information systems. Growing numbers of medical transcriptionists will be needed to amend patients’ records, edit documents from speech recognition systems, and identify discrepancies in medical reports.
Contracting out transcription work overseas and advancements in speech recognition technology are not expected to significantly reduce the need for well-trained medical transcriptionists. Outsourcing transcription work abroad—to countries such as India, Pakistan, Philippines, and the Caribbean—has grown more popular as transmitting confidential health information over the Internet has become more secure; however, the demand for overseas transcription services is expected only to supplement the demand for well-trained domestic medical transcriptionists. In addition, reports transcribed by overseas medical transcription services usually require editing for accuracy by domestic medical transcriptionists before they meet U.S. quality standards.
Speech-recognition technology allows physicians and other health professionals to dictate medical reports to a computer that immediately creates an electronic document. In spite of the advances in this technology, the software has been slow to grasp and analyze the human voice and the English language, and the medical vernacular with all its diversity. As a result, there will continue to be a need for skilled medical transcriptionists to identify and appropriately edit the inevitable errors created by speech recognition systems, and to create a final document.
Job prospects. Job opportunities will be good, especially for those who are certified. Hospitals will continue to employ a large percentage of medical transcriptionists, but job growth there will not be as fast as in other industries. An increasing demand for standardized records should result in rapid employment growth in physicians’ offices, especially in large group practices.
Projections Data
National Employment Matrix, employment by industry, occupation, and percent distribution, 2006 and projected 2016. 31-9094 Medical transcriptionists [Industries with fewer than 50 jobs, confidential data, or poor quality data are not displayed] Industry 2006 2016 Percent change Numeric change Number Percent of ind Percent of occ Number Percent of ind Percent of occ 000001 Total employment, all workers 98,454 0.07 100.00 111,747 0.07 100.00 13.50 13,293000500 Total wage and salary employment 88,695 0.06 90.09 101,488 0.07 90.82 14.42 12,794000520 Wage and salary employment, except agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting, and private households 88,414 0.06 89.80 101,239 0.07 90.60 14.51 12,825520000 Finance and insurance 281 0.00 0.29 309 0.00 0.28 9.86 28524000 Insurance carriers and related activities 259 0.01 0.26 279 0.01 0.25 7.81 20540000 Professional, scientific, and technical services 707 0.01 0.72 1,064 0.01 0.95 50.64 358541000 Professional, scientific, and technical services 707 0.01 0.72 1,064 0.01 0.95 50.64 358541600 Management, scientific, and technical consulting services 360 0.04 0.37 642 0.04 0.57 78.53 282550000 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127551000 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127551100 Management of companies and enterprises 834 0.05 0.85 961 0.05 0.86 15.28 127560000 Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services 8,625 0.10 8.76 12,629 0.13 11.30 46.41 4,003561000 Administrative and support services 8,625 0.11 8.76 12,629 0.13 11.30 46.41 4,003561100 Office administrative services 374 0.10 0.38 474 0.10 0.42 26.79 100561300 Employment services 314 0.01 0.32 397 0.01 0.36 26.56 83561400 Business support services 7,931 1.00 8.06 11,748 1.24 10.51 48.13 3,817610000 Educational services, public and private 566 0.00 0.57 633 0.00 0.57 11.87 67611000 Educational services, public and private 566 0.00 0.57 633 0.00 0.57 11.87 676112-3 Junior colleges, colleges, universities, and professional schools, public and private 566 0.01 0.57 633 0.01 0.57 11.87 67611300 Colleges, universities, and professional schools, public and private 563 0.02 0.57 630 0.02 0.56 11.87 67620000 Health care and social assistance 76,549 0.48 77.75 84,684 0.42 75.78 10.63 8,135621-3 Health care 76,375 0.56 77.57 84,406 0.51 75.53 10.52 8,032621000 Ambulatory health care services 35,730 0.68 36.29 42,700 0.62 38.21 19.51 6,9696211-3 Offices of health practitioners 31,112 0.89 31.60 37,133 0.85 33.23 19.35 6,021621100 Offices of physicians 28,736 1.33 29.19 34,089 1.27 30.51 18.63 5,353621200 Offices of dentists 431 0.05 0.44 511 0.05 0.46 18.67 80621300 Offices of other health practitioners 1,946 0.34 1.98 2,533 0.35 2.27 30.18 587621310 Offices of chiropractors 209 0.18 0.21 257 0.18 0.23 23.04 48621330 Offices of mental health practitioners (except physicians) 197 0.36 0.20 241 0.36 0.22 22.52 44621340 Offices of physical, occupational and speech therapists, and audiologists 977 0.44 0.99 1,307 0.45 1.17 33.75 330621390 Offices of all other health practitioners 468 0.58 0.48 612 0.59 0.55 30.86 144621600 Home health care services 216 0.02 0.22 334 0.02 0.30 54.99 119621459 Outpatient, laboratory, and other ambulatory care services 4,403 0.49 4.47 5,233 0.46 4.68 18.85 830621400 Outpatient care centers 2,005 0.41 2.04 2,420 0.40 2.17 20.69 415621420 Outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers 342 0.22 0.35 390 0.20 0.35 13.88 48621500 Medical and diagnostic laboratories 2,147 1.06 2.18 2,465 1.04 2.21 14.81 318621900 Other ambulatory health care services 251 0.12 0.25 348 0.12 0.31 38.62 97621990 All other ambulatory health care services 214 0.25 0.22 301 0.25 0.27 40.51 87622000 Hospitals, public and private 40,420 0.74 41.06 41,431 0.67 37.08 2.50 1,010622100 General medical and surgical hospitals, public and private 38,981 0.78 39.59 39,963 0.70 35.76 2.52 982622200 Psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals, public and private 797 0.32 0.81 627 0.31 0.56 -21.36 -170622300 Specialty (except psychiatric and substance abuse) hospitals, public and private 642 0.33 0.65 841 0.32 0.75 30.95 199623100 Nursing care facilities 68 0.00 0.07 74 0.00 0.07 8.67 66241-3 Individual, family, community, and vocational rehabilitation services 173 0.01 0.18 276 0.01 0.25 59.36 103624100 Individual and family services 155 0.02 0.16 254 0.02 0.23 63.81 99990000 Government 522 0.00 0.53 559 0.00 0.50 7.08 37940000 State and local government 522 0.01 0.53 559 0.01 0.50 7.08 37949400 State and local government, excluding education and hospitals 522 0.01 0.53 559 0.01 0.50 7.08 37920000 State government 193 0.01 0.20 190 0.01 0.17 -1.87 -4929200 State government, excluding education and hospitals 193 0.01 0.20 190 0.01 0.17 -1.87 -4930000 Local government 329 0.01 0.33 370 0.01 0.33 12.34 41939300 Local government, excluding education and hospitals 329 0.01 0.33 370 0.01 0.33 12.34 41000530 Wage and salary employment in agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting, and private households 281 0.01 0.28 249 0.01 0.22 -11.34 -32110000 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting; primary job 281 0.02 0.28 249 0.02 0.22 -11.34 -32112000 Animal production; primary job 281 0.06 0.28 249 0.05 0.22 -11.34 -32006700 Self-employed and unpaid family workers, all jobs 9,759 0.08 9.91 10,259 0.08 9.18 5.12 500006701 Total self-employed and unpaid family workers, primary job 8,615 0.08 8.75 9,120 0.08 8.16 5.86 505006702 Total self-employed and unpaid family workers, secondary job 1,144 0.07 1.16 1,139 0.07 1.02 -0.45 -5000600 Self-employed workers, all jobs 9,547 0.08 9.70 10,091 0.08 9.03 5.70 544000601 Self-employed workers, primary job 8,403 0.08 8.53 8,952 0.08 8.01 6.54 549000602 Self-employed workers, secondary job 1,144 0.07 1.16 1,139 0.07 1.02 -0.45 -5000700 Unpaid family workers, all jobs 212 0.16 0.22 168 0.16 0.15 -20.89 -44000701 Unpaid family workers, primary job 212 0.20 0.22 168 0.20 0.15 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Earnings
Wage-and-salary medical transcriptionists had median hourly earnings of $14.40 in May 2006. The middle 50 percent earned between $12.17 and $17.06. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $10.22, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $20.15. Median hourly earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of medical transcriptionists were:
Medical and diagnostic laboratories $15.68 General medical and surgical hospitals 14.62 Business support services 14.34 Outpatient care centers 14.31 Offices of physicians 14.00
Compensation methods for medical transcriptionists vary. Some are paid based on the number of hours they work or on the number of lines they transcribe. Others receive a base pay per hour with incentives for extra production. Employees of transcription services and independent contractors almost always receive production-based pay. Independent contractors earn more than do transcriptionists who work for others, but independent contractors have higher expenses than their corporate counterparts, receive no benefits, and may face higher risk of termination than do wage-and-salary transcriptionists.
Entry Level Medical Transcription Career Information
Medical Transcriptionists
Significant Points: •Job opportunities will be good. •Employers prefer medical transcriptionists who have completed a postsecondary training program at a vocational school or community college. •Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices as employees or subcontractors for hospitals and transcription services or as self-employed, independent contractors. •About 4 out of 10 worked in hospitals and another 3 out of 10 worked in offices of physicians.
Nature of the Work:Medical transcriptionists listen to dictated recordings made by physicians and other healthcare professionals and transcribe them into medical reports, correspondence, and other administrative material. They generally listen to recordings on a headset, using a foot pedal to pause the recording when necessary, and key the text into a personal computer or word processor, editing as necessary for grammar and clarity. The documents they produce include discharge summaries, history and physical examination reports, operative reports, consultation reports, autopsy reports, diagnostic imaging studies, progress notes, and referral letters. Medical transcriptionists return transcribed documents to the physicians or other healthcare professionals who dictated them for review and signature, or correction. These documents eventually become part of patients permanent files. To understand and accurately transcribe dictated reports into a format that is clear and comprehensible for the reader, medical transcriptionists must understand medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, pharmacology, and treatment assessments. They also must be able to translate medical jargon and abbreviations into their expanded forms. To help identify terms appropriately, transcriptionists refer to standard medical reference materials both printed and electronic; some of these are available over the Internet. Medical transcriptionists must comply with specific standards that apply to the style of medical records, in addition to the legal and ethical requirements involved with keeping patient information confidential.
Experienced transcriptionists spot mistakes or inconsistencies in a medical report and check to correct the information. Their ability to understand and correctly transcribe patient assessments and treatments reduces the chance of patients receiving ineffective or even harmful treatments and ensures high quality patient care.
Currently, most healthcare providers transmit dictation to medical transcriptionists using either digital or analog dictating equipment. The Internet has grown to be a popular mode for transmitting documentation. Many transcriptionists receive dictation over the Internet and are able to quickly return transcribed documents to clients for approval. Another emerging trend is the implementation of speech recognition technology, which electronically translates sound into text and creates drafts of reports. Reports are then formatted; edited for mistakes in translation, punctuation, or grammar; and checked for consistency and possible medical errors. Transcriptionists working in areas with standardized terminology, such as radiology or pathology, are more likely to encounter speech recognition technology. However, use of speech recognition technology will become more widespread as the technology becomes more sophisticated.
Medical transcriptionists who work in physicians offices and clinics may have other office duties, such as receiving patients, scheduling appointments, answering the telephone, and handling incoming and outgoing mail. Medical secretaries, discussed in the statement on secretaries and administrative assistants elsewhere in the Handbook, may also transcribe as part of their jobs. Court reporters, also discussed elsewhere in the Handbook, have similar duties, but with a different focus. They take verbatim reports of speeches, conversations, legal proceedings, meetings, and other events when written accounts of spoken words are necessary for correspondence, records, or legal proof.
Working Conditions:The majority of these workers are employed in comfortable settings, such as hospitals, physicians offices, transcription service offices, clinics, laboratories, medical libraries, government medical facilities, or at home. Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices as employees or subcontractors for hospitals and transcription services or as self-employed, independent contractors. Work in this occupation presents hazards from sitting in the same position for long periods, and workers can suffer wrist, back, neck, or eye problems due to strain and risk repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. The pressure to be accurate and productive also can be stressful.
Many medical transcriptionists work a standard 40-hour week. Self-employed medical transcriptionists are more likely to work irregular hours including part time, evenings, weekends, or on-call at any time.
Employment:Medical transcriptionists held about 101,000 jobs in 2002. About 4 out of 10 worked in hospitals and another 3 out of 10 worked in offices of physicians. Others worked for business support services, offices of other health practitioners, medical and diagnostic laboratories, outpatient care centers, and home healthcare services.
Training, Other Qualifications,and Advancement:Employers prefer to hire transcriptionists who have completed postsecondary training in medical transcription, offered by many vocational schools, community colleges, and distance-learning programs. Completion of a 2-year associate degree or 1-year certificate program including coursework in anatomy, medical terminology, legal issues relating to healthcare documentation, and English grammar and punctuation is highly recommended, but not always required. Many of these programs include supervised on-the-job experience. Some transcriptionists, especially those already familiar with medical terminology due to previous experience as a nurse or medical secretary, become proficient through on-the-job training. The American Association for Medical Transcription (AAMT) awards the voluntary designation, Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT), to those who earn passing scores on written and practical examinations. As in many other fields, certification is recognized as a sign of competence. Because medical terminology is constantly evolving, medical transcriptionists are encouraged to regularly update their skills. Every 3 years, CMTs must earn continuing education credits to be recertified.
In addition to understanding medical terminology, transcriptionists must have good English grammar and punctuation skills, as well as proficiency with personal computers and word processing software. Normal hearing acuity and good listening skills also are necessary. Employers often require applicants to take pre-employment tests.
With experience, medical transcriptionists can advance to supervisory positions, home-based work, editing, consulting, or teaching. With additional education or training, some become medical records and health information technicians, medical coders, or medical records and health information administrators.
Job Outlook:Job opportunities will be good. Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through 2012. Demand for medical transcription services will be spurred by a growing and aging population. Older age groups receive proportionately greater numbers of medical tests, treatments, and procedures that require documentation. A high level of demand for transcription services also will be sustained by the continued need for electronic documentation that can be easily shared among providers, third-party payers, regulators, and consumers. Growing numbers of medical transcriptionists will be needed to amend patients records, edit for grammar, and identify discrepancies in medical records. Contracting out transcription work overseas and advancements in speech recognition technology are not expected to significantly reduce the need for well-trained medical transcriptionists domestically. Contracting out transcription work abroad to countries such as India has grown more popular as transmitting confidential health information over the Internet has become more secure; however, the demand for overseas transcription services is expected to supplement the demand for well-trained domestic medical transcriptionists. Speech-recognition technology allows physicians and other health professionals to dictate medical reports to a computer that immediately creates an electronic document. In spite of the advances in this technology, it has been difficult for the software to grasp and analyze the human voice and the English language with all its diversity. As a result, there will continue to be a need for skilled medical transcriptionists to identify and appropriately edit the inevitable errors created by speech recognition systems, and create a final document.
Hospitals will continue to employ a large percentage of medical transcriptionists, but job growth there will not be as fast as in other industries. Increasing demand for standardized records should result in rapid employment growth in offices of physicians or other health practitioners, especially in large group practices.
Earnings [More salary/earnings info]:Medical transcriptionists had median hourly earnings of $13.05 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $10.87 and $15.63. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $9.27, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $17.97. Median hourly earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of medical transcriptionists in 2002 were as follows:
General medical and surgical hospitals $13.20 Offices of physicians 13.00 Business support services 12.42 Compensation methods for medical transcriptionists vary. Some are paid based on the number of hours they work or on the number of lines they transcribe. Others receive a base pay per hour with incentives for extra production. Employees of transcription services and independent contractors almost always receive production-based pay. Independent contractors earn more than transcriptionists who work for others but have higher expenses than their corporate counterparts, receive no benefits, and may face higher risk of termination than employed transcriptionists.
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Related Occupations:A number of other workers type, record information, and process paperwork. Among these are court reporter, secretaries and administrative assistants, receptionists and information clerks, and human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping. Other workers who provide medical support include medical assistants and medical records and health information technicians.
Sources of Additional Information:For information on a career as a medical transcriptionist, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: •American Association for Medical Transcription, 3460 Oakdale Rd., Suite M, Modesto, CA 95355-9690. Internet: http://www.aamt.org State employment service offices can provide information about job openings for medical transcriptionists.
Significant Points: •Job opportunities will be good. •Employers prefer medical transcriptionists who have completed a postsecondary training program at a vocational school or community college. •Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices as employees or subcontractors for hospitals and transcription services or as self-employed, independent contractors. •About 4 out of 10 worked in hospitals and another 3 out of 10 worked in offices of physicians.
Nature of the Work:Medical transcriptionists listen to dictated recordings made by physicians and other healthcare professionals and transcribe them into medical reports, correspondence, and other administrative material. They generally listen to recordings on a headset, using a foot pedal to pause the recording when necessary, and key the text into a personal computer or word processor, editing as necessary for grammar and clarity. The documents they produce include discharge summaries, history and physical examination reports, operative reports, consultation reports, autopsy reports, diagnostic imaging studies, progress notes, and referral letters. Medical transcriptionists return transcribed documents to the physicians or other healthcare professionals who dictated them for review and signature, or correction. These documents eventually become part of patients permanent files. To understand and accurately transcribe dictated reports into a format that is clear and comprehensible for the reader, medical transcriptionists must understand medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diagnostic procedures, pharmacology, and treatment assessments. They also must be able to translate medical jargon and abbreviations into their expanded forms. To help identify terms appropriately, transcriptionists refer to standard medical reference materials both printed and electronic; some of these are available over the Internet. Medical transcriptionists must comply with specific standards that apply to the style of medical records, in addition to the legal and ethical requirements involved with keeping patient information confidential.
Experienced transcriptionists spot mistakes or inconsistencies in a medical report and check to correct the information. Their ability to understand and correctly transcribe patient assessments and treatments reduces the chance of patients receiving ineffective or even harmful treatments and ensures high quality patient care.
Currently, most healthcare providers transmit dictation to medical transcriptionists using either digital or analog dictating equipment. The Internet has grown to be a popular mode for transmitting documentation. Many transcriptionists receive dictation over the Internet and are able to quickly return transcribed documents to clients for approval. Another emerging trend is the implementation of speech recognition technology, which electronically translates sound into text and creates drafts of reports. Reports are then formatted; edited for mistakes in translation, punctuation, or grammar; and checked for consistency and possible medical errors. Transcriptionists working in areas with standardized terminology, such as radiology or pathology, are more likely to encounter speech recognition technology. However, use of speech recognition technology will become more widespread as the technology becomes more sophisticated.
Medical transcriptionists who work in physicians offices and clinics may have other office duties, such as receiving patients, scheduling appointments, answering the telephone, and handling incoming and outgoing mail. Medical secretaries, discussed in the statement on secretaries and administrative assistants elsewhere in the Handbook, may also transcribe as part of their jobs. Court reporters, also discussed elsewhere in the Handbook, have similar duties, but with a different focus. They take verbatim reports of speeches, conversations, legal proceedings, meetings, and other events when written accounts of spoken words are necessary for correspondence, records, or legal proof.
Working Conditions:The majority of these workers are employed in comfortable settings, such as hospitals, physicians offices, transcription service offices, clinics, laboratories, medical libraries, government medical facilities, or at home. Many medical transcriptionists telecommute from home-based offices as employees or subcontractors for hospitals and transcription services or as self-employed, independent contractors. Work in this occupation presents hazards from sitting in the same position for long periods, and workers can suffer wrist, back, neck, or eye problems due to strain and risk repetitive motion injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome. The pressure to be accurate and productive also can be stressful.
Many medical transcriptionists work a standard 40-hour week. Self-employed medical transcriptionists are more likely to work irregular hours including part time, evenings, weekends, or on-call at any time.
Employment:Medical transcriptionists held about 101,000 jobs in 2002. About 4 out of 10 worked in hospitals and another 3 out of 10 worked in offices of physicians. Others worked for business support services, offices of other health practitioners, medical and diagnostic laboratories, outpatient care centers, and home healthcare services.
Training, Other Qualifications,and Advancement:Employers prefer to hire transcriptionists who have completed postsecondary training in medical transcription, offered by many vocational schools, community colleges, and distance-learning programs. Completion of a 2-year associate degree or 1-year certificate program including coursework in anatomy, medical terminology, legal issues relating to healthcare documentation, and English grammar and punctuation is highly recommended, but not always required. Many of these programs include supervised on-the-job experience. Some transcriptionists, especially those already familiar with medical terminology due to previous experience as a nurse or medical secretary, become proficient through on-the-job training. The American Association for Medical Transcription (AAMT) awards the voluntary designation, Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT), to those who earn passing scores on written and practical examinations. As in many other fields, certification is recognized as a sign of competence. Because medical terminology is constantly evolving, medical transcriptionists are encouraged to regularly update their skills. Every 3 years, CMTs must earn continuing education credits to be recertified.
In addition to understanding medical terminology, transcriptionists must have good English grammar and punctuation skills, as well as proficiency with personal computers and word processing software. Normal hearing acuity and good listening skills also are necessary. Employers often require applicants to take pre-employment tests.
With experience, medical transcriptionists can advance to supervisory positions, home-based work, editing, consulting, or teaching. With additional education or training, some become medical records and health information technicians, medical coders, or medical records and health information administrators.
Job Outlook:Job opportunities will be good. Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through 2012. Demand for medical transcription services will be spurred by a growing and aging population. Older age groups receive proportionately greater numbers of medical tests, treatments, and procedures that require documentation. A high level of demand for transcription services also will be sustained by the continued need for electronic documentation that can be easily shared among providers, third-party payers, regulators, and consumers. Growing numbers of medical transcriptionists will be needed to amend patients records, edit for grammar, and identify discrepancies in medical records. Contracting out transcription work overseas and advancements in speech recognition technology are not expected to significantly reduce the need for well-trained medical transcriptionists domestically. Contracting out transcription work abroad to countries such as India has grown more popular as transmitting confidential health information over the Internet has become more secure; however, the demand for overseas transcription services is expected to supplement the demand for well-trained domestic medical transcriptionists. Speech-recognition technology allows physicians and other health professionals to dictate medical reports to a computer that immediately creates an electronic document. In spite of the advances in this technology, it has been difficult for the software to grasp and analyze the human voice and the English language with all its diversity. As a result, there will continue to be a need for skilled medical transcriptionists to identify and appropriately edit the inevitable errors created by speech recognition systems, and create a final document.
Hospitals will continue to employ a large percentage of medical transcriptionists, but job growth there will not be as fast as in other industries. Increasing demand for standardized records should result in rapid employment growth in offices of physicians or other health practitioners, especially in large group practices.
Earnings [More salary/earnings info]:Medical transcriptionists had median hourly earnings of $13.05 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $10.87 and $15.63. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $9.27, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $17.97. Median hourly earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of medical transcriptionists in 2002 were as follows:
General medical and surgical hospitals $13.20 Offices of physicians 13.00 Business support services 12.42 Compensation methods for medical transcriptionists vary. Some are paid based on the number of hours they work or on the number of lines they transcribe. Others receive a base pay per hour with incentives for extra production. Employees of transcription services and independent contractors almost always receive production-based pay. Independent contractors earn more than transcriptionists who work for others but have higher expenses than their corporate counterparts, receive no benefits, and may face higher risk of termination than employed transcriptionists.
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Related Occupations:A number of other workers type, record information, and process paperwork. Among these are court reporter, secretaries and administrative assistants, receptionists and information clerks, and human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping. Other workers who provide medical support include medical assistants and medical records and health information technicians.
Sources of Additional Information:For information on a career as a medical transcriptionist, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: •American Association for Medical Transcription, 3460 Oakdale Rd., Suite M, Modesto, CA 95355-9690. Internet: http://www.aamt.org State employment service offices can provide information about job openings for medical transcriptionists.
Using Home-Based Medical Transcription Providers – Is It Legal?
Outsourcing medical transcription services is a rapidly growing trend in the healthcare industry, and has become a valuable way for many healthcare businesses to manage large projects of the transcript. Medical transcription providers around the world are available with the skill set and knowledge to turn around projects with ease, but the medical transcription services legal? Many health professionals are reluctant to take advantage of these services due to legal issues, but few realize that working with a transcription company that is compatible with the rules and regulations of HIPAA can be a great business decision asset.
Medical Transcription service providers how to work
Transcribing medical providers are employed either full time or part time, or contractors for hospitals, clinics, insurance companies and other health organizations that require medical coding. Service providers develop relationships with various companies to provide transcription services in progress, and are certified by the American Health Information Management Association (AHMA) and the American Academy of Professional coders (AAPC). Some medical transcriptionists working from home also work as employees of companies and medical billing services for hospitals.
Home based medical transcription service providers usually complete a formal training program of a college, university, or other certification program. These programs require all candidates to invest in a day, medical transcription equipment and software, and most complete all training modules for certification at various levels. Medical transcription companies employing these people, or work with them on an independent contractor to complete projects of different organizations.
Since medical transcription requires electronic storage of patient information, all the completed works must meet the goals of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Following these rules ensures that various measures are taken to ensure the security and privacy of all medical and health information handled during the transcription process.
Behind the Rules and Regulations for Use of medical transcription services
Physicians, clinics, hospitals and other health organizations to use all medical transcription services on a regular basis, and these are legal and comply with HIPAA laws. HIPAA laws require medical transcription to be free of errors and that all information will be kept confidential. Working with a well-established medical transcription company means you can avoid penalties and fines, to reduce the number of workflow in your office, and reduce the risk of mishandling of customers and customer information.
Medical transcription to ensure that providers of all materials are checked for accuracy and comply with all HIPAA laws. Information security reduces the risk of fraud and criminal activities, and medical transcriptionists must adhere to a strict code of ethics and guidelines for certification of their credentials.
Medical transcription services are one of the best ways to outsource your transcription needs and reduces overall costs for each project. Work with a reliable medical transcription company means you can count on the performance of the project is compliant with HIPAA, and protect both their organization and customers. As more home-based medical transcription vendors earn their certification and training through formal programs, your organization can benefit from highly qualified professionals and outsource any and all of their medical coding and billing requirements with ease.
Medical Transcription service providers how to work
Transcribing medical providers are employed either full time or part time, or contractors for hospitals, clinics, insurance companies and other health organizations that require medical coding. Service providers develop relationships with various companies to provide transcription services in progress, and are certified by the American Health Information Management Association (AHMA) and the American Academy of Professional coders (AAPC). Some medical transcriptionists working from home also work as employees of companies and medical billing services for hospitals.
Home based medical transcription service providers usually complete a formal training program of a college, university, or other certification program. These programs require all candidates to invest in a day, medical transcription equipment and software, and most complete all training modules for certification at various levels. Medical transcription companies employing these people, or work with them on an independent contractor to complete projects of different organizations.
Since medical transcription requires electronic storage of patient information, all the completed works must meet the goals of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Following these rules ensures that various measures are taken to ensure the security and privacy of all medical and health information handled during the transcription process.
Behind the Rules and Regulations for Use of medical transcription services
Physicians, clinics, hospitals and other health organizations to use all medical transcription services on a regular basis, and these are legal and comply with HIPAA laws. HIPAA laws require medical transcription to be free of errors and that all information will be kept confidential. Working with a well-established medical transcription company means you can avoid penalties and fines, to reduce the number of workflow in your office, and reduce the risk of mishandling of customers and customer information.
Medical transcription to ensure that providers of all materials are checked for accuracy and comply with all HIPAA laws. Information security reduces the risk of fraud and criminal activities, and medical transcriptionists must adhere to a strict code of ethics and guidelines for certification of their credentials.
Medical transcription services are one of the best ways to outsource your transcription needs and reduces overall costs for each project. Work with a reliable medical transcription company means you can count on the performance of the project is compliant with HIPAA, and protect both their organization and customers. As more home-based medical transcription vendors earn their certification and training through formal programs, your organization can benefit from highly qualified professionals and outsource any and all of their medical coding and billing requirements with ease.
Home based MT business & Jobs in India
Medical transcription is considered to be one of the fastest growing home based professions in the country. Home based MT jobs Motto is that “Work at home and make great income”. Home based MT jobs involves training at home using traditional text based or new online internet training programs. Home based MT jobs is a real and legitimate work at home business that you can do. Transcriptionists working Home based MT jobs should be well trained who is computer savvy and willing to use VR to facilitate the transcription and to decrease cost. In Home based MT jobs the transcriptionists transcribe medical dictation utilizing proprietary software and compatible footpedal, Verifies patient information for accuracy and completeness, Formats reports according to established guidelines, etc. Their main duties involve transcribing office chart notes, history and physical reports consultation reports, memos, letters, general correspondence, admission notes, operative reports, emergency department notes, discharge summaries, laboratory tests and diagnostics, etc. Every day's work is a unique challenge and opportunity to a professional Medical Transcriptionist
Medical Transcription Jobs
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wordZXpressed Transcription Services
Contact: Pam Hoffman
3525 Piedmont Road, N.E 8 Piedmont Ctr, Ste. 310, Atlanta, Georgia 30305
jobs@wordzx.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description: WordZXpressed is a busy, well-established medical transcription company in Atlanta, GA, needing a home-based Orthopedic MT (throughout the U.S.) with at least 3 YEARS OF ORTHOPEDIC EXPERIENCE. Prefer clinic experience, multispecialty experience, and surgery is helpful; adherence to AAMT style. You get your own accounts (no pools). Flexible schedules. Good income potential based on production; hourly compensation during initial employment period. Benefits available to full-time employees. Only applicants meeting the experience requirements will be considered. No offshore applicants PLEASE! Go to www.wordzxpressed.mttest.com and complete our online application and testing process for Orthopedics. Please complete the Screening, Objective, and Practicum portions of the test. We require high-speed Internet (DSL or cable modem only), Windows XP (No Vista), Word 2003 or Word 2007, antivirus program with daily virus definition updates, a medical spellchecker, and an available USB port. Recommended Computer Specifications: Pentium 4 equivalent or higher, 1GB RAM or higher (2GB+ recommended).
Hardware/Software: We require high-speed Internet (DSL or cable modem only), Windows XP (No Vista), Word 2003 or Word 2007, antivirus program with daily virus definition updates, a medical spellchecker, and an available USB port.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: wav files via high-speed internet
Compensation Information: Competitive rate based on 65 cpl plus spaces
Sten-Tel Transcription
Contact: Sandy Hawk
1414 Main Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01144
sandy.hawk@sten-tel.com
Telephone: 800-547-7844
Title of position: Quality Assurance (QA)
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Sten-Tel is currently seeking experienced Quality Assurance/Editors to work during the 2nd or 3rd shift hours (EST Time). Req: 4+years experience with acute care type reports is a must. You can apply by sending your resume of interest to human.resources@sten-tel.com or visiting us on the web at http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp. System req: 512 MB Ram, 56 KB internet connect, foot pedal (optional), IE7 preferred, high speed internet , Word 2003 or higher and Windows XP or Vista.
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Sten-Tel Transcription
Contact: Sandy hawk
1414 Main Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01144
sandy.hawk@sten-tel.com
Telephone: 800-547-7844
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Sten-Tel is currently seeking experienced medical transcriptionists to work during the 2nd or 3rd shift hours (EST Time). Req: 2 years experience with typing in a hospital setting, good grammar skills, reference materials and familiar with the internet. Come join our growing team of MT's as an independent contractor and work with a great staff of employees. You can apply by sending your resume of interest to human.resources@sten-tel.com or visiting us on the web at http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp. System req: 512 MB Ram, 56 KB internet connect, foot pedal (optional), IE7 preferred, high speed internet , Word 2003 or higher and Windows XP or Vista.
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ZNF Medical Transcription, Inc.
Contact: ZNF Recruiting
204 37th Ave N Ste 339, St Petersubrg, Florida 33704
mtrecruiting@znfmt.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 10 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Internal Medicine, Multispecialty, Urology
Job Description: Seeking 3 full-time transcriptionists: urology, internal medicine, and multispeciality. Independent contractor status. Minimum of 10 years experience in specialty. Covering clinics: M-F. Our quality expectations are very high. Do not apply unless you know yourself to be in the top 10%. Testing required. No foreign services. No phone calls please. PASTE RESUME INTO E-MAIL AND SEND TO MTRECRUITING@ZNFMT.COM.
Hardware/Software: Lots of work available, growing company, great team environment
Method of sending/receiving dictation: High speed Internet, Microsoft Word, must have IN-USB-1 foot pedal or compatible
Compensation Information: Per line, 65 chars including spaces
Philbrick Transcriptions, Inc.
Contact: Susan Philbrick
59 Carmel Hill Road North, Bethlehem, Connecticut 06751
susan@philbricktranscription.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Medical Transcriptionist - Hospital Experience. Very busy Service with busy Accounts. Must have strong experience with basic four and ESL dictators. Bi-weekly direct deposit. Immediate start-up opportunity. No phone calls. Cut and paste resume below. Offshore need not apply.
Hardware/Software: C-Quence, Dictaphone Ex-Text, Meditech
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Electronic
Compensation Information: To be determined based on experience
Diskriter Inc.
Contact: Cynthia Davic
3257 West Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216
recruiter@diskriter.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Part-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description:
&.. Join Diskriters Team of Professional Home Based Medical Transcriptionists Today!
Diskriter Inc. offers a great benefits package in addition to a user friendly platform and a team of professional home based medical transcriptionists.
Requirements (minimum):
+ 4-Years of recent acute care experience (basic 4 work types)
+ Ability to transcribe 1200 65-character lines per 8 hour shift and 6000 lines per 40 hour week or edit 225 lines per hour
+ Cable or DSL Internet Access
+ Maintain 98% Quality consistently
+ Experience with ESL dictators
+ Tuesday through Saturday 2nd shift EST and part-time weekend evening
Benefits:
+ Dell PC and Flat Screen Monitor with accessories provided Free of Charge
+ Includes Stedmans spell check and auto correct
+ Foot pedal and headset
+ TRUE Help Desk Support 24 / 7 / 365
+ Employee Owned Company
Fringe Benefit Package:
+ Nationwide Premium Medical Insurance and Prescription Drug Plan (Employer pays with small employee contribution)
+ Dental
+ Vision (Employer paid)
+ Paid Time Off (Earn 12 PTO days 1st year)
+ Life Insurance (Employer paid)
+ EAP (Employer paid - Employee Assistance Program)
+ Regular and Split Shift Options
+ 401(k) Savings Plan
+ Short Term Disability
+ Long Term Disability
+ Optional Supplemental Insurance
+ Bereavement Pay
+ Direct Deposit
+ $500 Employee Referral Program
Compensation:
Production based
Diskriter is a proud member of AHDI, PHIMA, AHIMA, and MTIA
Hardware/Software: Transriter, Dell PC, we provide
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: production
Date Posted: 2009-07-13 17:08:51.0
Hands-On
Contact: Cindy Maloney
1265 Barclay Crescent, Yardley, Pennsylvania 19067
cgm1126@AOL.com
Telephone: 215-493-6649, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description: Orthopedic transcriptionist and/or editor. Mimimum 5 years experience. No work pool - guaranteed work assigned every day. Must be dedicated and hard working. Weekly pay for the right person. Join a great team of talented transcriptionists. If you like orthopedics you will love this job!! Also looking for experienced ENT transcriptionist. Respond by E-mail. No phone calls please!
Hardware/Software: MS Word
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Dictaphone C-phone or equivalent
Compensation Information:
A-Z Transcription Service
Contact: Carla Buras
31 Danburg Court, Jasper, Georgia 30143
medtran1@tds.net
Telephone: 770-737-2536, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Rehabilitation
Job Description: Experienced transcriptionist only to type hp's, consults, op notes, and discharge summaries. Work from home. Paid by gross line. Friday, Sat, and Sunday work - could become more
Hardware/Software: Microsoft Word,we can provide phone or digital if you don't own your own
Method of sending/receiving dictation: DSL email
Compensation Information: per gross line
Transcription, Etc.
Contact: Linda Giles
PO Box 41523, Washington, District of Columbia 20018
recruiting@transcriptionetc.com
Telephone: 202-529-1802, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription
Specialty: Cardiology
Job Description: Currently seeking a transcriptionists for cardiology account (approximately 15764 lines per month) and as-needed QA review. Transcriptionist should have extensive knowledge and experience working exclusively on cardiology account, as well as QA review experience. Certified Medical Transcriptionists preferred, but not required. US based transcriptionist only, no off-shore please. Please email resume as an attachment to recruiting@transcriptionetc.com. Please make sure your email address is on your resume.
Hardware/Software: MS Windows, MS Word, High speed internet, headset/foot pedal, DocShuttle software by Bytescribe
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP site and DocShuttle
Compensation Information: starting pay .09 cents per line, to increase to .10 cents after 90 days. QA $14.00 per hour.
RezZiliant Inc.
Contact: Michelle Golino
108 Bank Street, Waterbury, Connecticut 06702
careers@rezziliant.com
Telephone: 203-755-5454, ext 102, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Seeking a U.S. MT for a unique position. Overseas applicants WILL NOT be considered. Candidate must have at least two years experience with hospital transcription, must have experience working with the CPSI Transcription System and must be able to start transcribing full-time on July 20th. MT will type into CPSI Transcription System while listening to dictations from a DVI Dictation System. This is a full-time job for one week (week of July 20th, originally was July 13th, however job was pushed back one week). Thereafter it will be a 2nd shift (EST) job with some reports occasionally during 3rd shift hours. A $100 monthly bonus will be paid for the 3rd shift, on-call reports - regardless if any were called in for transcription or not during the month. In addition, a 65 char/space line count is paid for all reports. Please email credentials to careers@rezziliant.com for consideration.
Hardware/Software: CPSI system, MS Word, medical spell checker, foot pedal, high speed internet
Method of sending/receiving dictation: internet-based
Compensation Information: 8cpl, 65char/space line, plus $100/month for being on call 3rd shift hours
Scoping Careers International
Contact: Judy Barrett
223 N. Guadalupe #498, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
scoping2@primemail.com
Telephone: 866 662-6646, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: No experience
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime.
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: A MEDICAL/LEGAL SUPPORT CAREER WITH A DIFFERENCE! TAKE YOUR MEDICAL/LEGAL EXPERIENCE TO A NEW LEVEL IN 2009 (OR ENTER A WHOLE NEW CAREER ARENA). TRANSCRIPTION, EDITING, QA EXPERIENCE A MAJOR ASSET, OR LEARN FROM THE GROUND UP! NO OUTSOURCING. NO THREAT FROM VOICE RECOGNITION SOFTWARE. A CAREER PATH YOU CAN COUNT ON FAR INTO THE FUTURE! ***Train now to start working in the summer or fall of 2009! *** Train from home to work at home in the lucrative court reporting field. Self-paced, on-line video/audio course (with complementary .pdf documents) trains you to do computer-editing of transcripts for court reporters (known in the court reporting field as "scoping"). A VIRTUALLY RECESSION-PROOF CAREER. EVEN IN TIMES OF ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY, THERES ALWAYS ACTIVITY IN THE COURTS! New Rapid e-Learning PowerPoint/Flash software accelerates learning process. CAREER TRAINING; NOT AN OPEN POSITION. Close personal support during both study and marketing phases. Placement assistance offered after passing final comprehensive exam. Prior medical/legal knowledge a major plus, but also offered in the training program. No certification needed. One-week turnaround time for most transcripts, allowing flexibility in scheduling. File transfer done by e-mail or FTP. You can live on a mountaintop and with a phone line and Internet connection, have a successful and rewarding home-based career, working for a few of the 60,000 court reporters in the U.S. Your prior work experience is valued by court reporters. No "one-year experience" exclusion rules in this field! I've enjoyed this rewarding at-home career for many years, before becoming a scoping training consultant. To view an informative video webcast to see and hear what this career is all about, visit: www.ScopingCareers.com and join the SCI community. Specialized software demonstrated; career details outlined. After viewing webcast you are eligible for a free 30-minute consultation regarding this field and your career plans. E-mail scoping2@primemail.com. Or call (866) 662-6646 (toll free). Ask for Judy Barrett. This advertisement Copyright 2009, Judy Barrett, All Rights Reserved.
Hardware/Software: Specialized CAT software used in the court reporting field.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP transfer, e-mail, snailmail
Compensation Information: $15 per hour to $35 per hour or more, depending on specialty and turnaround time
SoftScript, Inc.
Contact: SoftScript, Inc. Recruiter
2444 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 280, Santa Monica, California 90403
www.softscript.com
Telephone: 0000000000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Editors, Acute and Orthopedic Transcriptionists Needed!
"It's Christmas in July at SoftScript!" SoftScript has a significant amount of positions available for those of you who are looking for the perfect job! SoftScript, Inc., is currently seeking editors to fill 10 positions, acute transcriptionists to fill 100 positions and orthopedic transcriptionists to fill 20 positions! We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! We have an over abundance of work for you! We offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
SoftScript, Inc., a Nationally Recognized Transcription Company is currently seeking editors and transcriptionists to fill a significant amount of positions! We take pride in putting Americans to work in these difficult times. We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! In addition to job security we offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
ﾷ Acute Care and Orthopedic transcriptionists must have a minimum of 3 years of Orthopedic or Acute Care experience. Afternoon and evenings preferred.
ﾷ Editors must have a minimum of 5 years of editing. ﾷ Various shifts needed. Some shifts have shift differential.
. We respect and value your time and consideration. We hope you would respect our time and efforts. Please read over the qualifications carefully. If you do not meet the requirements you will not be considered for employment.
We offer CMT classes, performance bonus/raises, annual reviews, 401K, paid time off , Outstanding medical/dental/vision/life benefits available, discounted Dell computers, Employee referral bonus program, Minimum line requirements lower than industry average, MT Mentoring, Production incentives; Account variety; Direct deposit, and overtime when needed! Plenty of work available to allow you to earn what you need!!!
Click here to apply online
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Compensation Information:
DTS America, Inc
Contact: DTS Recruiter
750 Old Hickory Blvd., Suite 1-260, Brentwood, Tennessee 37024
employment@dtsam.com
Telephone: 877-387-6876 x 252, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: DTS, one of the KLAS top-ranked MTSOs, is now accepting 2nd and 3rd shift applications for full- and part-time schedules, including a weekend day. Recognizing your unique professional skills, DTS will reward your dedication by offering a generous full-time SIGN-ON BONUS of $1200, part-time SIGN-ON BONUS of $750, and SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL for 2nd- and 3rd-shift commitments. Full benefit package, PTO, and holiday compensation for FT. Our new Web-based platform was built by DRC developers. We provide a foot pedal and expansion software. Productivity requirement of 1200 lines/day FT and 600 lines/day PT. ESL experience and knowledge of AHDI Book of Style preferred. APPLICATION: If you are eager to join a company that cares about you and supports your high-quality work, we invite you to apply and test online at www.dtsam.net. Resumes can be uploaded during the application process (do not send separately). No offshore applicants or new graduates.
Hardware/Software: Your computer must be equipped with high-speed Internet connectivity. Web-based platform (Windows XP or Vista, MS Word 2003 or greater); ExText (Windows XP; MS Word 2003); Internet Explorer 7.0; antivirus software; and medical spell checker.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet-based transcription platform and ExText.
Compensation Information: Competitive line rate based on testing and experience; shift differential.
T-C Transcription
Contact: Jan Johnson
2180 W SR434, Suite 1172, Longwood, Florida 32779
jobs@tctranscription.com
Telephone: 407-293-8333 x153, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: "We keep it in the USA." Full-time and part-time MTs needed for all shifts. Clinic, acute care and pathology MTs. Acute care MTs must have OP report experience.
Hardware/Software: Microsoft Word, Windows XP
Method of sending/receiving dictation: High-speed internet
Compensation Information:
FutureNet Technologies Corp.
Contact: Rita Smith
222 E. Huntington Dr. #208, Monrovia, California 91016
rita.smith@futurenet-tech.com
Telephone: 626-357-7912, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONISTS NEEDED - We are hiring for a large Hospital/Clinic starting with us in August and need the following. HOSPITAL: 5 years experience, all work types and specialties to include OPs. CLINIC: 5 years experience all work types and specialties. ESL experience a must. Sun-Thurs or Tues-Sat all shifts available. We offer competitive line rates and a generous bonus program. We DO NOT send any work off-shhore. If you are looking for work, please email your resume to the address listed below. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
Hardware/Software: FutureNet software provided. PC with Windows 2000 or better and Word 2000 or better required.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Intranet/Internet. DSL or cable. USB Wav pedal used to download voice files.
Compensation Information: IC status. W2 status in some states. Competitive line rates based on 65 char. incl. spaces.
Kathy's Transcription
Contact: Katherine Simas
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kathy@teal.net
Telephone: 916-203-5579, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 6 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Multispecialty, Neurology, Oncology, Orthopedics
Job Description: Independent Contractor. Must have Business License/Cards, E&O/Liability Insurance, and Advertise. Steady work. Great dictators. If you hold the above IC requirements, please indicate in e-mail subject line. kathy@teal.net
Hardware/Software: MS Word, DocQscribe
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet based.
Compensation Information: Top line rate.
Voice Systems
Contact: Cindy Adams
3708 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, Florida 32408
c.adams@voicesystemsllc.com
Telephone: no calls, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 7 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Multispecialty MTs needed for neurology, cardiology, plastic surgery, operative notes. Must adhere to AHDI standards, unlimited work.
Hardware/Software: XP with Service Pack 3, Microsoft Word 2003+, DSL or cable only, no satellite.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: IC position, competitive
Voice Systems
Contact: Cindy Adams
3708 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, Florida 32408
850-233-3536
Telephone: no calls please, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 7 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Multipsicialty transcriptionists with strengths in neurology, cardiology, internal medicine, operative notes. Unlimited work, must adhere to AHDI standards
Hardware/Software: XP with min 512 RAM, Service Pack 3, Word 2003+, word expanders, high speed internet cable or DSL only, no E machines,
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: Competitive IC positions, unlimited work, apply thru website at www.voicesystemsllc.com
MD-IT
Contact: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Cardiology
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists with strong skills and a commitment to quality and productivity. We currently have openings for EXPERIENCED medical transcriptionists with a MINIMUM of 3 years work experience in CARDIOLOGY. GEMMS experience a plus. (Sorry, we have no entry-level positions open at this time.) Work at home on your own computer using our web-based transcription platform! We offer: * Full benefit package for full-time employees * PTO and holiday pay for full-time employees * Paid training for employees * Semi-monthly direct deposit of paychecks We require: * Full-time employees: Minimum 32 or 40 hours per week * Independent Contractors: Must meet our legal requirements for IC status * Ability to work with ESL dictators * Thorough knowledge and practice of AHDI Book of Style * Windows XP preferred (no 64-bit Vista) * MS Word 2003 or higher (no trial or student versions) * Internet Explorer 7 preferred (no IE-6) * High speed Cable/DSL Internet for VPN (no dial-up, satellite, or wireless air card) * Up-to-date antivirus software * Express Scribe to be installed * MT must have own medical spell-checker & text-expansion software. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please go to our web site for the online application process: http://md-it.com/employment.htm. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability or national origin.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP preferred; MS Word 2003/2007; GEMMS system
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Web-based platform; Express Scribe or commercial audio player
Compensation Information: Per minute pay based on experience and testing; full-time benefits
ATS, Inc.
Contact: Katie --
www.alacritechsolutions.com, --, South Carolina --
hr@alacritechsolutions.com
Telephone: --, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: South Carolina
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: Looking for an independent subcontractor with oncology experience who can start immediately. Must be a hard worker, self-motivating, and produce high quality work. *Must be located in South Carolina to be eligible for this work.* Please do not submit your information if you are not located in South Carolina. Please e-mail resume and cover letter to Katie at hr@alacritechsolutions.com. The subject line should be "Oncology Work". Please do not submit your cover letter and resume as attachments. Please copy and paste into the body of the e-mail.
Hardware/Software:
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Dictaphone
Compensation Information:
JP Transcription
Contact: Jill Planeta
, Branford, Connecticut 06405
jillplaneta@yahoo.com
Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: Connecticut
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription,Many types of transcripti
Specialty: Gastroenterology
Job Description: Experienced home based medical transcriptionist wanted immediately. Must have at least three years experience. Gastroenterology terminology a plus! Work from the comfort of your home full time. Must have Windows operating system. No phone calls please. Send resume to email only. No foreign based companies need apply. MUST live in Connecticut.
Hardware/Software: Windows based operating system
Method of sending/receiving dictation: VPN, internet
Compensation Information: Pay based on experience and daily workload achieved
MedScribe - Acute Care Position(s)
Contact: MedScribe Information Systems, Inc.
7892 Baymeadows Way, Jacksonville, Florida 32256
www.med-scribe.com
Telephone: 000-000-0000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
New contract and new hospital account starting. We are now hiring 4 acute care MTs for basic 4 work. We offer a flexible schedule so you will have a 12 hour window to transcribe your work. There are now 4 positions available. We will be hiring two MTs for Tuesday through Saturday second shift, one MT for Tuesday through Saturday first shift and one MT for Sunday through Thursday second shift. If you are looking for work, employee status, healthcare benefits, direct deposit, shift differential, PDOs and more, now is the time to speak with MedScribe. Apply today at www.med-scribe.com MedScribe strives to hire and support the finest talent available. If you have a minimum of 5 years acute care experience, quality and a dedication to be the best, then we want to talk with you. An MT joining MedScribe has made a personal commitment for a career with an industry leader who values their team members. You will become productive from your first day transcribing on our awesome new ChartNet software platform. You can also keep your current word expander or use ours. Our trainers will show you how to fully utilize the platform and make it work for you. An outstanding healthcare benefit package is available to all full-time employees. Line rates are based on a 65 character line and include ALL spaces. Shift differential and incentives are also included. MedScribe recognizes and values the CMT certification and offers a higher line rate for current CMTs. MedScribe is a concerned employer who realizes that their most valuable assets are their employees. Apply on-line today at www.med-scribe.com for immediate consideration. Since 1992 MedScribe has been providing Hospitals throughout the United States with quality medical transcription services. Member AHDI, FAMT, AHIMA and FHIMA. MedScribe, what you are looking for in an employer. Apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Hardware/Software: ChartNet (XP and Vista compatible). Please apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet (must have high-speed connection). Please apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Compensation Information: cpl incl ALL spaces. Employee healthcare benefits package, line incentives, DD, 401K, PDOs and more!
Lofin
Contact: Holly Cully
7660 Faye Ave. Suite H-509, La Jolla, California 92037
holly.cully@intellitype.com
Telephone: 888-711-7110, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: Seeking America's most qualified medical transcriptionists who specialize in Oncology transcription to service some of the most prestigious health systems in the United States. Positions are available to Independent Contractors interested in finally earning what they are worth. Set your own work levels, via Internet. Timed-test required for consideration. NO OFFSHORE APPLICANTS will be considered!
Hardware/Software: Windows XP, Word 2003, 15pin foot pedal.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Via internet.
Compensation Information: .08-.09 cents per line.
ZyloMed
Contact: Jim Fleming
26381 S Tamiami Trail, Ste 130, Fort Myers, Florida 34134
resumes@zylomed.com
Telephone: 786-517-0800, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor, Employee
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Other
Job Description: Full time MTs needed for Radiation Oncology clinic work. We do clinics only - no hospitals. You would be the exclusive MT for one doctor or a small group. Two years minimum experience with radiation oncology. NOTE: radiation oncology, not radiology. Experience must be actual medical transcription experience. You need XP or Vista, high-speed internet and a foot pedal that plugs into a USB port. Hiring preference is for full time MTs that can start immediately. Fast, easy-to-use software platform. Steady work and lots of it - work as much as you want. Start as Independent Contractor (IC), can qualify for optional employee status in a little as 60 days - health insurance available for employees. Merit-based pay raises. Weekends optional. Competitive line rate. US or Canadian-based MTs only. Please send resume to resumes@zylomed.com or apply online at www.zylomed.com, click the Careers tab. You may take the online test if you wish. All tests will be reviewed and you will be contacted. Please, no phone calls.
Hardware/Software: High speed internet connection, USB foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Over internet
Compensation Information: 65 character with spaces line at competitive rates
MedQuist - Immediate Full-Time Openings
Contact: MedQuist Recruiter
3401 Technology Dr,, Findlay, Ohio 45840
medquist_recruiting@rightthinginc.com
Telephone: 1-866-441-3360, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 1 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: PLEASE NOTE* MedQuist does not accept resumes. To apply, please visit www.MedQuist.com*
MedQuist Inc. is a leading provider of medical transcription software technology and services. We are currently seeking Acute Care medical transcriptionists to embark on a world class career path with a dynamic organization of healthcare professionals.
In this home-office based position, you will document patient care and facilitate the delivery of healthcare services for MedQuist's client base of over 1,500 customers.
To ensure your success, we offer a dependable work volume, full time positions, and 24/7 technical support. At MedQuist, we pride ourselves on the top-notch service our medical transcriptionists provide to our customers.
To reward your hard work, we have a benefits package that is second to none in the Medical Transcription Outsourcing industry, including: Medical Coverage for employees and eligible dependents, dental and vision coverage, paid time off, 401(k), and short and long term disability insurance.
To apply, please visit our website at www.medquist.com and select careers/career opportunities today.
Requirements:
1 Year of Acute Care Medical Transcription experience.
CMT/RMT Strongly Preferred
Please note:all applications must be submitted online. We are unable to accept emailed resumes at this time.
Hardware/Software:
Method of sending/receiving dictation:
Compensation Information:
Probity Medical Transcription
Contact: Probity Recruiter
2205 Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101
employment@probitymt.com
Telephone: (717) 260-8801, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Immediate openings for acute care transcriptionists with three years of experience. Hiring for second and third shifts, both full and part time positions available. Competitive benefits package, paid holidays, and PTO for full time employees. Immediate openings. If interested, please take our online skills assessment at www.probitymt.com.
Hardware/Software: PC with Word (2003 preferred), medical spell checker, foot pedal, high-speed internet (no satellite).
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet-based platform.
Compensation Information: Competitive.
ProScript Documentation Services
Contact: National Recruiter
13535 Feather Sound Drive, Clearwater, Florida 33762
careers@proscript.com
Telephone: 1-800-591-3490, Fax: 1-800-591-3135
Title of position: eScription Editors Needed Urgently - Immediate Opp
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Statutory Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: ProScript is a well-respected national transcription service with many years' experience in the industry. We are currently seeking experienced eScription Editors for a major oncology hospital. Must have oncology experience. Full-time schedules preferred; all shifts available. Must be available to start immediately . Statutory status only.
We offer a training bonus and an additional orientation bonus. Join us today!
Hardware/Software: Platform software provided. Must own Word 2003 or later; IN_USB_1 Infinity foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: eScription Platform (Editscript)
Compensation Information: Competitive line rate - 65 character line.
SoftScript, Inc.
Contact: SoftScript, Inc. Recruiter
2444 Wilshire Blvd. , Santa Monica, California 90403
www.softscript.com
Telephone: 0000000000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Fireworks, ice cold pop and hotdogs sizzling on a open grill. What could be more American on 4th of July than that???
How about an All-American job with an All-American based company!!!! Sizzle up your keyboard with a new career at Softscript!
We respect American workers, so we do not outsource overseas or practice voice recognition!
Editors, Orthopedic, and Acute Care Transcriptionists Needed!
"SoftScript needs your help!" Help us keep American records domestic. SoftScript, Inc., a Nationally Recognized Transcription Company is currently seeking editors and transcriptionist to fill 120 positions! We take pride in putting Americans to work in these difficult times. We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! In addition to job security we offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program, sign on bonus and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
"Acute Care and Orthopedic transcriptionists must have a minimum of 3 years experience. Afternoon and evenings preferred.
" Editors must have a minimum of 5 years of editing. " Various shifts needed. Some shifts have shift differential.
We respect and value your time and consideration. We hope you would respect our time and efforts. Please read over the qualifications carefully. If you do not meet the requirements you will not be considered for employment.
We offer CMT classes, performance bonus/raises, annual reviews, 401K, paid time off , Outstanding medical/dental/vision/life benefits available, discounted Dell computers, Employee referral bonus program, Minimum line requirements lower than industry average, MT Mentoring, Production incentives; Account variety; Direct deposit, and overtime when needed! Plenty of work available to allow you to earn what you need!!!
Click here to apply online
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Hardware/Software: Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Integrity Transcription Svc
Contact: Jennifer Testa
40104 Azalea Drive, Ponchatoula, Louisiana 70454
itstyping@aol.com
Telephone: 985.467.0405, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Nephrology & Neurosurgery (clinical) Orthopaedics (clinical) Cardiology (clinical) EMAIL RESUME TO: itstyping@aol.com
Hardware/Software: MS Word, Express Scribe and Encryption Software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP server
Compensation Information: Pay rate is determined by testing results - pd by line
Chase Transcriptions, Inc.
Contact: Recruiting Manager
5685 Hudson Industrial Parkway, Suite One, Hudson, Ohio 44236
chasejobs@nls.net
Telephone: 1-888-772-8495 x 6, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work at home or at company
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Come join our Team!! Chase Transcriptions, Inc. has been in the transcription business for over 29 years, and we are constantly growing. We are currently seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists who have a minimum of two (2) years of acute care experience (hospital or MTSO) to work full-time or part-time (from home or in our Hudson, OH office) Tuesday thru Saturday (second or third shift). We offer a competitive line rate, monthly incentives, PTO (full-time employees), vacation pay, medical, 401 K, direct deposit and much more. Testing required. No New Grads. For consideration, please EMAIL RESUME TO: chasejobs@nls.net.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista / USB Wave Pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Must have high speed internet access CABLE OR DSL (No dial-up or satellite)
Compensation Information: Competitive line rates, incentives, employee status, medical, vacation pay, PTO (full-time MT), 401k
MD-IT
Contact: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Cardiology, Multispecialty, Urology
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists with strong skills and a commitment to quality and productivity. We currently have openings for EXPERIENCED medical transcriptionists with a MINIMUM of 2-3 years work experience in: **CARDIOLOGY (GEMMS system) **MULTISPECIALTY--must reside local to Seattle, WA **NONMEDICAL NARRATIVES**. (Sorry, we have no entry-level positions open at this time.) Work at home on your own computer using our web-based transcription platform! We offer: * Full benefit package * PTO and holiday pay * Paid training * Access to the latest technology * Semi-monthly direct deposit of paychecks. We require: * Full-time: Minimum 1,000 or 1,200 lines per day / 32 or 40 hours per week * Ability to work with ESL dictators * Thorough knowledge and practice of AHDI Book of Style * Windows XP or Vista 32-bit (no 64-bit Vista) * MS Word 2003 or higher (no trial or student versions) * Internet Explorer 7 preferred (no IE-6) * High speed Cable/DSL Internet ONLY (no dial-up or satellite or air cards) * Up-to-date antivirus software * Express Scribe to be installed * MT must have own medical spell-checker & text-expansion software. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please go to our web site for the online application process: http://md-it.com/employment.htm. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability or national origin.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP/Vista (32-bit), MS Word 2003/2007
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Web-based platform; Express Scribe or commercial audio player
Compensation Information: Pay based on experience and testing; full-time benefits; Cardiology work is paid per minute
American Transcription Solutions (ATSI)
Contact: National Recruiter
4400 140th Ave. N. Suite 100, Clearwater, Florida 33762
jobs@atsi-inc.com
Telephone: 727-812-0276, Fax: 727-812-0278
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description:
MT professionals Needed Urgently! Must be comfortable with orthopedic as well as some podiatric clinic work. Working with the ATSI platform, you will enjoy ample work supply, ease of program use, daily communication, and most importantly, respect for what you do. YES, OUR PLATFORM SUPPORTS VISTA! You will be considered an IC for 90 days, after which time you may elect employee status. Direct Deposit available for all ICs and employees. We offer benefits for full-time employees including medical/dental, life insurance, and paid time off. Please email your resume to us at jobs@atsi-inc.com. Testing required. Upon receipt of your test results, we will be happy to talk with you to discuss opportunities. Please do not send attachments - copy-paste your resume into an email. We look forward to hearing from you! US Based only. NO OFFSHORE! No calls please.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista; Microsoft Word 2002, 2003, or 2007; IN-USB-1 foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: ATSI Platform (MT-World)
Compensation Information: 8 cpl/65 AHDI plus incentive pay program
American Transcription Solutions (ATSI)
Contact: National Recruiter
4400 140th Ave. N. Suite 100, Clearwater, Florida 33762
jobs@atsi-inc.com
Telephone: 1-727-812-0276, Fax: 1-727-812-0278
Title of position: Editor
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
QA professionals Needed Urgently for early morning first shift!
Must be comfortable with ESL dialects,multi-speciality clinic, radiology, as well as acute care. Working with the ATSI platform, you will enjoy ample work supply, ease of program use, daily communication, and most importantly, respect for what you do. You must enjoy editing and providing feedback to MTs. We have a very positive, team-oriented approach in our communications and you would be expected to extoll that same philosophy. YES, OUR PLATFORM SUPPORTS VISTA! You will be considered an IC for 90 days, after which time you may elect employee status. Direct Deposit available for all ICs and employees. We offer benefits for full-time employees including medical/dental, life insurance, and paid time off. Please email your resume to us at jobs@atsi-inc.com. Indicate in subject line desired shift, full time preferred. Testing required. Upon receipt of your test results, we will be happy to talk with you to discuss opportunities. Please do not send attachments - copy-paste your resume into an email. We look forward to hearing from you! US Based only. NO OFFSHORE! No calls please.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista; Microsoft Word 2002, 2003, or 2007; IN-USB-1 foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: ATSI Platform (MT-World)
Compensation Information: 0.03 including char/spaces
Spheris
Contact: Recruiting Department
9009 Carothers Pkwy, Franklin, Tennessee 37067
No emails please.
Telephone: 000-000-0000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 1 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description:
Acute-Care Transcription Positions Available!
It's time to start a career with Spheris, one of the largest and most stable companies in the Medical Transcription industry. We have many full and part-time openings with plenty of work and opportunities for advancement. Many of our openings encompass a combination of transcription and speech recognition editing and are immediately available for those with at least one year of acute-care medical transcription experience. We offer:
Competitive compensation
Medical, Dental, Vision benefits (full-time only)
401(k)
Paid time off
Shift differential
Production incentives
Employee status
Advancement potential
Assigned accounts
If you have a minimum of one year of experience in an acute-care environment, we would like to talk to you today!
No e-mail applications, please! We only accept applications through our website. Please click this link to apply: : www.spheris.com www.spheris.com
EOE, AA, M/F/D/V
Hardware/Software: Company provided equipment with 24/7 technical support.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Via the internet. MTs need to provide a high-speed connection (cable/DSL/wireless broadband).
Compensation Information: Production. Line rate offered based on skills & experience. Production incentives and shift differe
KJ&M Enterprises
Contact: Dee Cymerint
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, California xxxxxxxxxxx
KJMTRANS@yahoo.com
Telephone: 949 295-4112, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Radiology
Job Description: Full time Radiology Transcription position. Minimum three years recent hospital/imaging center radiology required. This is an afternoon/evening position PACIFIC TIME Tues-Saturday. Need to be flexible with hours. Must have own Dictaphone C-phone. 9 pin WAV pedal a plus. Steady work, per line, independent contractor. EXPERIENCED ONLY. NO OFF-SHORE INQUIRIES. Need to have XP NOT VISTA, and Internet Explorer 6.0 (not 7 or 8). Need unlimited long distance we do not provide 800 #
Hardware/Software: XP (NOT VISTA), Word 2003 or higher, high speed internet, Dictaphone C phone, unlimited long distance,
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Receive via C phone or wav file, send via internet. Need unlimited long distance for c phone
Compensation Information: per line as independent contractor
MD-IT
Contact: Management: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
, Eugene, Oregon
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Supervisor
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: Oregon
At home or company: Work at company
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking an experienced Medical Transcription/Operations Manager to work in-house in its Eugene, OR office. This is NOT an at-home position. JOB SUMMARY: Direct managerial responsibility for all off-site medical transcriptionists across all time zones for the Oregon office. This responsibility includes the monitoring of transcription activity relative to staffing and training needs as well as the identification of performance and client servicing issues, working with Customer Support, Implementations, Finance, and QA, as applicable, to resolve such issues. The Trans/Ops Manager shall be responsible for scheduling of transcriptionists hours to ensure that client turnaround times are met, providing regular feedback to all transcriptionists (both positive and negative), and conducting the performance reviews for all transcriptionists. The Trans/Ops Manager shall make recommendations for work placement, cross training and staffing based on MD-IT Oregon's business needs. The Trans/Ops Manager shall also address transcription specific client servicing issues and work with office staff and Managing Director to implement strategies for resolution. Additional duties include compiling relevant business statistics for both the Managing Director and transcriptionists, overseeing and administering the office's QA and training program as well as assisting with the effective implementation of all new enhancements or procedural changes. The Trans/Ops Manager will work with Central Recruiting and the Managing Director to determine hiring needs, conduct final interviews, make hiring recommendations and set up training schedules for all new medical transcriptionists. SKILLS AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Excellent organizational and managerial skills. Strong people and analytical skills and an ability to prioritize tasks and work independently. Excellent grammar, medical terminology and computer skills. Thorough knowledge of AHDI Book of Style. Previous transcription background in a variety of medical specialties (4 years). Previous transcription operations management experience (2 years). CMT credential from AHDI preferred. We offer: * Full benefit package * PTO and holiday pay * Paid training * Semimonthly direct deposit of paychecks * Salary to be discussed at time of interview All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability, or national origin. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please apply here. Serious applicants only please.
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iMedX, Inc.
Contact: Brad Runyon
P.O. Box 1153, South Point, Ohio 45680
brunyon@imedx.com
Telephone: 800-221-0244, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Other
Job Description: transcribe disability reports
Hardware/Software: MS Word 2000 or above
Method of sending/receiving dictation: web based
Compensation Information: paid by the line
TRANSCRIPTION MATCHMAKER
Contact: Leslie Slusarski
P.O. Box 10861, Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
recruiter@transwcriptionmatchmaker.com
Telephone: 360-698-7677, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Wanted: Experienced Medical Language Specialists WHO CAN WORK 2ND or 3RD SHIFT. Must have acute care experience. Voice recognition editing experience a plus. Send your resume to: recruiter@transcriptionmatchmaker.com. NO ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS AT THIS TIME.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or VISTA
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Highspeed cable or DSL only. No satellite. No dialup.
Compensation Information: Current market line rates. Various benefits packages.
Med-Scribe Transcription Svc., Inc.
Contact: Margaret Cogan
121 Cedar Lane, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666
margaret@medscribeonline.com
Telephone: 201-836-0808, Fax:
Title of position: Editor
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime.
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: NEED TO FILL 6 POSITIONS - LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED (MINIMUM 3 YEARS RECENT EXPERIENCE) IC ACUTE CARE (BASIC 4 REPORT TYPES) MTS AND EDITORS TO START WORKING IMMEDIATELY ON HOSPITAL ACCOUNT. MUST ALSO HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH DICTAPHONE EXTEXT (TRANSNET) SOFTWARE. THE WORK WILL CONSIST OF STRAIGHT TYPING AS WELL AS SPEECH RECOGNITION EDITING. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES. NO NEWBIES PLEASE. ONLY US RESIDENTS. ABSOLUTELY NO OFFSHORE SERVICES, AFFILIATES OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES NEED APPLY. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
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TransPortal - Exciting Clinic Opportunities
Contact: DeLayce Hudak
8720 Red Oak Blvd., Suite 390, Charlotte, North Carolina 28217
apply@etransportal.com
Telephone: (704)926-9640, Fax:
Title of position: Supervisor
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor, Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: We have received an enormous response to our job posting and have filled all of our current openings.
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wordZXpressed Transcription Services
Contact: Pam Hoffman
3525 Piedmont Road, N.E 8 Piedmont Ctr, Ste. 310, Atlanta, Georgia 30305
jobs@wordzx.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description: WordZXpressed is a busy, well-established medical transcription company in Atlanta, GA, needing a home-based Orthopedic MT (throughout the U.S.) with at least 3 YEARS OF ORTHOPEDIC EXPERIENCE. Prefer clinic experience, multispecialty experience, and surgery is helpful; adherence to AAMT style. You get your own accounts (no pools). Flexible schedules. Good income potential based on production; hourly compensation during initial employment period. Benefits available to full-time employees. Only applicants meeting the experience requirements will be considered. No offshore applicants PLEASE! Go to www.wordzxpressed.mttest.com and complete our online application and testing process for Orthopedics. Please complete the Screening, Objective, and Practicum portions of the test. We require high-speed Internet (DSL or cable modem only), Windows XP (No Vista), Word 2003 or Word 2007, antivirus program with daily virus definition updates, a medical spellchecker, and an available USB port. Recommended Computer Specifications: Pentium 4 equivalent or higher, 1GB RAM or higher (2GB+ recommended).
Hardware/Software: We require high-speed Internet (DSL or cable modem only), Windows XP (No Vista), Word 2003 or Word 2007, antivirus program with daily virus definition updates, a medical spellchecker, and an available USB port.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: wav files via high-speed internet
Compensation Information: Competitive rate based on 65 cpl plus spaces
Sten-Tel Transcription
Contact: Sandy Hawk
1414 Main Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01144
sandy.hawk@sten-tel.com
Telephone: 800-547-7844
Title of position: Quality Assurance (QA)
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Sten-Tel is currently seeking experienced Quality Assurance/Editors to work during the 2nd or 3rd shift hours (EST Time). Req: 4+years experience with acute care type reports is a must. You can apply by sending your resume of interest to human.resources@sten-tel.com or visiting us on the web at http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp. System req: 512 MB Ram, 56 KB internet connect, foot pedal (optional), IE7 preferred, high speed internet , Word 2003 or higher and Windows XP or Vista.
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Sten-Tel Transcription
Contact: Sandy hawk
1414 Main Street, Springfield, Massachusetts 01144
sandy.hawk@sten-tel.com
Telephone: 800-547-7844
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Sten-Tel is currently seeking experienced medical transcriptionists to work during the 2nd or 3rd shift hours (EST Time). Req: 2 years experience with typing in a hospital setting, good grammar skills, reference materials and familiar with the internet. Come join our growing team of MT's as an independent contractor and work with a great staff of employees. You can apply by sending your resume of interest to human.resources@sten-tel.com or visiting us on the web at http://www.sten-tel.com/careers.asp. System req: 512 MB Ram, 56 KB internet connect, foot pedal (optional), IE7 preferred, high speed internet , Word 2003 or higher and Windows XP or Vista.
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ZNF Medical Transcription, Inc.
Contact: ZNF Recruiting
204 37th Ave N Ste 339, St Petersubrg, Florida 33704
mtrecruiting@znfmt.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 10 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Internal Medicine, Multispecialty, Urology
Job Description: Seeking 3 full-time transcriptionists: urology, internal medicine, and multispeciality. Independent contractor status. Minimum of 10 years experience in specialty. Covering clinics: M-F. Our quality expectations are very high. Do not apply unless you know yourself to be in the top 10%. Testing required. No foreign services. No phone calls please. PASTE RESUME INTO E-MAIL AND SEND TO MTRECRUITING@ZNFMT.COM.
Hardware/Software: Lots of work available, growing company, great team environment
Method of sending/receiving dictation: High speed Internet, Microsoft Word, must have IN-USB-1 foot pedal or compatible
Compensation Information: Per line, 65 chars including spaces
Philbrick Transcriptions, Inc.
Contact: Susan Philbrick
59 Carmel Hill Road North, Bethlehem, Connecticut 06751
susan@philbricktranscription.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Medical Transcriptionist - Hospital Experience. Very busy Service with busy Accounts. Must have strong experience with basic four and ESL dictators. Bi-weekly direct deposit. Immediate start-up opportunity. No phone calls. Cut and paste resume below. Offshore need not apply.
Hardware/Software: C-Quence, Dictaphone Ex-Text, Meditech
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Electronic
Compensation Information: To be determined based on experience
Diskriter Inc.
Contact: Cynthia Davic
3257 West Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15216
recruiter@diskriter.com
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Part-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description:
&.. Join Diskriters Team of Professional Home Based Medical Transcriptionists Today!
Diskriter Inc. offers a great benefits package in addition to a user friendly platform and a team of professional home based medical transcriptionists.
Requirements (minimum):
+ 4-Years of recent acute care experience (basic 4 work types)
+ Ability to transcribe 1200 65-character lines per 8 hour shift and 6000 lines per 40 hour week or edit 225 lines per hour
+ Cable or DSL Internet Access
+ Maintain 98% Quality consistently
+ Experience with ESL dictators
+ Tuesday through Saturday 2nd shift EST and part-time weekend evening
Benefits:
+ Dell PC and Flat Screen Monitor with accessories provided Free of Charge
+ Includes Stedmans spell check and auto correct
+ Foot pedal and headset
+ TRUE Help Desk Support 24 / 7 / 365
+ Employee Owned Company
Fringe Benefit Package:
+ Nationwide Premium Medical Insurance and Prescription Drug Plan (Employer pays with small employee contribution)
+ Dental
+ Vision (Employer paid)
+ Paid Time Off (Earn 12 PTO days 1st year)
+ Life Insurance (Employer paid)
+ EAP (Employer paid - Employee Assistance Program)
+ Regular and Split Shift Options
+ 401(k) Savings Plan
+ Short Term Disability
+ Long Term Disability
+ Optional Supplemental Insurance
+ Bereavement Pay
+ Direct Deposit
+ $500 Employee Referral Program
Compensation:
Production based
Diskriter is a proud member of AHDI, PHIMA, AHIMA, and MTIA
Hardware/Software: Transriter, Dell PC, we provide
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: production
Date Posted: 2009-07-13 17:08:51.0
Hands-On
Contact: Cindy Maloney
1265 Barclay Crescent, Yardley, Pennsylvania 19067
cgm1126@AOL.com
Telephone: 215-493-6649, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description: Orthopedic transcriptionist and/or editor. Mimimum 5 years experience. No work pool - guaranteed work assigned every day. Must be dedicated and hard working. Weekly pay for the right person. Join a great team of talented transcriptionists. If you like orthopedics you will love this job!! Also looking for experienced ENT transcriptionist. Respond by E-mail. No phone calls please!
Hardware/Software: MS Word
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Dictaphone C-phone or equivalent
Compensation Information:
A-Z Transcription Service
Contact: Carla Buras
31 Danburg Court, Jasper, Georgia 30143
medtran1@tds.net
Telephone: 770-737-2536, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Rehabilitation
Job Description: Experienced transcriptionist only to type hp's, consults, op notes, and discharge summaries. Work from home. Paid by gross line. Friday, Sat, and Sunday work - could become more
Hardware/Software: Microsoft Word,we can provide phone or digital if you don't own your own
Method of sending/receiving dictation: DSL email
Compensation Information: per gross line
Transcription, Etc.
Contact: Linda Giles
PO Box 41523, Washington, District of Columbia 20018
recruiting@transcriptionetc.com
Telephone: 202-529-1802, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription
Specialty: Cardiology
Job Description: Currently seeking a transcriptionists for cardiology account (approximately 15764 lines per month) and as-needed QA review. Transcriptionist should have extensive knowledge and experience working exclusively on cardiology account, as well as QA review experience. Certified Medical Transcriptionists preferred, but not required. US based transcriptionist only, no off-shore please. Please email resume as an attachment to recruiting@transcriptionetc.com. Please make sure your email address is on your resume.
Hardware/Software: MS Windows, MS Word, High speed internet, headset/foot pedal, DocShuttle software by Bytescribe
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP site and DocShuttle
Compensation Information: starting pay .09 cents per line, to increase to .10 cents after 90 days. QA $14.00 per hour.
RezZiliant Inc.
Contact: Michelle Golino
108 Bank Street, Waterbury, Connecticut 06702
careers@rezziliant.com
Telephone: 203-755-5454, ext 102, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Seeking a U.S. MT for a unique position. Overseas applicants WILL NOT be considered. Candidate must have at least two years experience with hospital transcription, must have experience working with the CPSI Transcription System and must be able to start transcribing full-time on July 20th. MT will type into CPSI Transcription System while listening to dictations from a DVI Dictation System. This is a full-time job for one week (week of July 20th, originally was July 13th, however job was pushed back one week). Thereafter it will be a 2nd shift (EST) job with some reports occasionally during 3rd shift hours. A $100 monthly bonus will be paid for the 3rd shift, on-call reports - regardless if any were called in for transcription or not during the month. In addition, a 65 char/space line count is paid for all reports. Please email credentials to careers@rezziliant.com for consideration.
Hardware/Software: CPSI system, MS Word, medical spell checker, foot pedal, high speed internet
Method of sending/receiving dictation: internet-based
Compensation Information: 8cpl, 65char/space line, plus $100/month for being on call 3rd shift hours
Scoping Careers International
Contact: Judy Barrett
223 N. Guadalupe #498, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
scoping2@primemail.com
Telephone: 866 662-6646, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: No experience
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime.
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: A MEDICAL/LEGAL SUPPORT CAREER WITH A DIFFERENCE! TAKE YOUR MEDICAL/LEGAL EXPERIENCE TO A NEW LEVEL IN 2009 (OR ENTER A WHOLE NEW CAREER ARENA). TRANSCRIPTION, EDITING, QA EXPERIENCE A MAJOR ASSET, OR LEARN FROM THE GROUND UP! NO OUTSOURCING. NO THREAT FROM VOICE RECOGNITION SOFTWARE. A CAREER PATH YOU CAN COUNT ON FAR INTO THE FUTURE! ***Train now to start working in the summer or fall of 2009! *** Train from home to work at home in the lucrative court reporting field. Self-paced, on-line video/audio course (with complementary .pdf documents) trains you to do computer-editing of transcripts for court reporters (known in the court reporting field as "scoping"). A VIRTUALLY RECESSION-PROOF CAREER. EVEN IN TIMES OF ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY, THERES ALWAYS ACTIVITY IN THE COURTS! New Rapid e-Learning PowerPoint/Flash software accelerates learning process. CAREER TRAINING; NOT AN OPEN POSITION. Close personal support during both study and marketing phases. Placement assistance offered after passing final comprehensive exam. Prior medical/legal knowledge a major plus, but also offered in the training program. No certification needed. One-week turnaround time for most transcripts, allowing flexibility in scheduling. File transfer done by e-mail or FTP. You can live on a mountaintop and with a phone line and Internet connection, have a successful and rewarding home-based career, working for a few of the 60,000 court reporters in the U.S. Your prior work experience is valued by court reporters. No "one-year experience" exclusion rules in this field! I've enjoyed this rewarding at-home career for many years, before becoming a scoping training consultant. To view an informative video webcast to see and hear what this career is all about, visit: www.ScopingCareers.com and join the SCI community. Specialized software demonstrated; career details outlined. After viewing webcast you are eligible for a free 30-minute consultation regarding this field and your career plans. E-mail scoping2@primemail.com. Or call (866) 662-6646 (toll free). Ask for Judy Barrett. This advertisement Copyright 2009, Judy Barrett, All Rights Reserved.
Hardware/Software: Specialized CAT software used in the court reporting field.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP transfer, e-mail, snailmail
Compensation Information: $15 per hour to $35 per hour or more, depending on specialty and turnaround time
SoftScript, Inc.
Contact: SoftScript, Inc. Recruiter
2444 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 280, Santa Monica, California 90403
www.softscript.com
Telephone: 0000000000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Editors, Acute and Orthopedic Transcriptionists Needed!
"It's Christmas in July at SoftScript!" SoftScript has a significant amount of positions available for those of you who are looking for the perfect job! SoftScript, Inc., is currently seeking editors to fill 10 positions, acute transcriptionists to fill 100 positions and orthopedic transcriptionists to fill 20 positions! We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! We have an over abundance of work for you! We offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
SoftScript, Inc., a Nationally Recognized Transcription Company is currently seeking editors and transcriptionists to fill a significant amount of positions! We take pride in putting Americans to work in these difficult times. We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! In addition to job security we offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
ﾷ Acute Care and Orthopedic transcriptionists must have a minimum of 3 years of Orthopedic or Acute Care experience. Afternoon and evenings preferred.
ﾷ Editors must have a minimum of 5 years of editing. ﾷ Various shifts needed. Some shifts have shift differential.
. We respect and value your time and consideration. We hope you would respect our time and efforts. Please read over the qualifications carefully. If you do not meet the requirements you will not be considered for employment.
We offer CMT classes, performance bonus/raises, annual reviews, 401K, paid time off , Outstanding medical/dental/vision/life benefits available, discounted Dell computers, Employee referral bonus program, Minimum line requirements lower than industry average, MT Mentoring, Production incentives; Account variety; Direct deposit, and overtime when needed! Plenty of work available to allow you to earn what you need!!!
Click here to apply online
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Compensation Information:
DTS America, Inc
Contact: DTS Recruiter
750 Old Hickory Blvd., Suite 1-260, Brentwood, Tennessee 37024
employment@dtsam.com
Telephone: 877-387-6876 x 252, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: DTS, one of the KLAS top-ranked MTSOs, is now accepting 2nd and 3rd shift applications for full- and part-time schedules, including a weekend day. Recognizing your unique professional skills, DTS will reward your dedication by offering a generous full-time SIGN-ON BONUS of $1200, part-time SIGN-ON BONUS of $750, and SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL for 2nd- and 3rd-shift commitments. Full benefit package, PTO, and holiday compensation for FT. Our new Web-based platform was built by DRC developers. We provide a foot pedal and expansion software. Productivity requirement of 1200 lines/day FT and 600 lines/day PT. ESL experience and knowledge of AHDI Book of Style preferred. APPLICATION: If you are eager to join a company that cares about you and supports your high-quality work, we invite you to apply and test online at www.dtsam.net. Resumes can be uploaded during the application process (do not send separately). No offshore applicants or new graduates.
Hardware/Software: Your computer must be equipped with high-speed Internet connectivity. Web-based platform (Windows XP or Vista, MS Word 2003 or greater); ExText (Windows XP; MS Word 2003); Internet Explorer 7.0; antivirus software; and medical spell checker.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet-based transcription platform and ExText.
Compensation Information: Competitive line rate based on testing and experience; shift differential.
T-C Transcription
Contact: Jan Johnson
2180 W SR434, Suite 1172, Longwood, Florida 32779
jobs@tctranscription.com
Telephone: 407-293-8333 x153, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: "We keep it in the USA." Full-time and part-time MTs needed for all shifts. Clinic, acute care and pathology MTs. Acute care MTs must have OP report experience.
Hardware/Software: Microsoft Word, Windows XP
Method of sending/receiving dictation: High-speed internet
Compensation Information:
FutureNet Technologies Corp.
Contact: Rita Smith
222 E. Huntington Dr. #208, Monrovia, California 91016
rita.smith@futurenet-tech.com
Telephone: 626-357-7912, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONISTS NEEDED - We are hiring for a large Hospital/Clinic starting with us in August and need the following. HOSPITAL: 5 years experience, all work types and specialties to include OPs. CLINIC: 5 years experience all work types and specialties. ESL experience a must. Sun-Thurs or Tues-Sat all shifts available. We offer competitive line rates and a generous bonus program. We DO NOT send any work off-shhore. If you are looking for work, please email your resume to the address listed below. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
Hardware/Software: FutureNet software provided. PC with Windows 2000 or better and Word 2000 or better required.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Intranet/Internet. DSL or cable. USB Wav pedal used to download voice files.
Compensation Information: IC status. W2 status in some states. Competitive line rates based on 65 char. incl. spaces.
Kathy's Transcription
Contact: Katherine Simas
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kathy@teal.net
Telephone: 916-203-5579, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 6 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Multispecialty, Neurology, Oncology, Orthopedics
Job Description: Independent Contractor. Must have Business License/Cards, E&O/Liability Insurance, and Advertise. Steady work. Great dictators. If you hold the above IC requirements, please indicate in e-mail subject line. kathy@teal.net
Hardware/Software: MS Word, DocQscribe
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet based.
Compensation Information: Top line rate.
Voice Systems
Contact: Cindy Adams
3708 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, Florida 32408
c.adams@voicesystemsllc.com
Telephone: no calls, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 7 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Multispecialty MTs needed for neurology, cardiology, plastic surgery, operative notes. Must adhere to AHDI standards, unlimited work.
Hardware/Software: XP with Service Pack 3, Microsoft Word 2003+, DSL or cable only, no satellite.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: IC position, competitive
Voice Systems
Contact: Cindy Adams
3708 Thomas Drive, Panama City Beach, Florida 32408
850-233-3536
Telephone: no calls please, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 7 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Multipsicialty transcriptionists with strengths in neurology, cardiology, internal medicine, operative notes. Unlimited work, must adhere to AHDI standards
Hardware/Software: XP with min 512 RAM, Service Pack 3, Word 2003+, word expanders, high speed internet cable or DSL only, no E machines,
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet
Compensation Information: Competitive IC positions, unlimited work, apply thru website at www.voicesystemsllc.com
MD-IT
Contact: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Cardiology
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists with strong skills and a commitment to quality and productivity. We currently have openings for EXPERIENCED medical transcriptionists with a MINIMUM of 3 years work experience in CARDIOLOGY. GEMMS experience a plus. (Sorry, we have no entry-level positions open at this time.) Work at home on your own computer using our web-based transcription platform! We offer: * Full benefit package for full-time employees * PTO and holiday pay for full-time employees * Paid training for employees * Semi-monthly direct deposit of paychecks We require: * Full-time employees: Minimum 32 or 40 hours per week * Independent Contractors: Must meet our legal requirements for IC status * Ability to work with ESL dictators * Thorough knowledge and practice of AHDI Book of Style * Windows XP preferred (no 64-bit Vista) * MS Word 2003 or higher (no trial or student versions) * Internet Explorer 7 preferred (no IE-6) * High speed Cable/DSL Internet for VPN (no dial-up, satellite, or wireless air card) * Up-to-date antivirus software * Express Scribe to be installed * MT must have own medical spell-checker & text-expansion software. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please go to our web site for the online application process: http://md-it.com/employment.htm. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability or national origin.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP preferred; MS Word 2003/2007; GEMMS system
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Web-based platform; Express Scribe or commercial audio player
Compensation Information: Per minute pay based on experience and testing; full-time benefits
ATS, Inc.
Contact: Katie --
www.alacritechsolutions.com, --, South Carolina --
hr@alacritechsolutions.com
Telephone: --, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: South Carolina
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription,Many types of transcription.
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: Looking for an independent subcontractor with oncology experience who can start immediately. Must be a hard worker, self-motivating, and produce high quality work. *Must be located in South Carolina to be eligible for this work.* Please do not submit your information if you are not located in South Carolina. Please e-mail resume and cover letter to Katie at hr@alacritechsolutions.com. The subject line should be "Oncology Work". Please do not submit your cover letter and resume as attachments. Please copy and paste into the body of the e-mail.
Hardware/Software:
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Dictaphone
Compensation Information:
JP Transcription
Contact: Jill Planeta
, Branford, Connecticut 06405
jillplaneta@yahoo.com
Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: Connecticut
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Dr. Office transcription,Many types of transcripti
Specialty: Gastroenterology
Job Description: Experienced home based medical transcriptionist wanted immediately. Must have at least three years experience. Gastroenterology terminology a plus! Work from the comfort of your home full time. Must have Windows operating system. No phone calls please. Send resume to email only. No foreign based companies need apply. MUST live in Connecticut.
Hardware/Software: Windows based operating system
Method of sending/receiving dictation: VPN, internet
Compensation Information: Pay based on experience and daily workload achieved
MedScribe - Acute Care Position(s)
Contact: MedScribe Information Systems, Inc.
7892 Baymeadows Way, Jacksonville, Florida 32256
www.med-scribe.com
Telephone: 000-000-0000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
New contract and new hospital account starting. We are now hiring 4 acute care MTs for basic 4 work. We offer a flexible schedule so you will have a 12 hour window to transcribe your work. There are now 4 positions available. We will be hiring two MTs for Tuesday through Saturday second shift, one MT for Tuesday through Saturday first shift and one MT for Sunday through Thursday second shift. If you are looking for work, employee status, healthcare benefits, direct deposit, shift differential, PDOs and more, now is the time to speak with MedScribe. Apply today at www.med-scribe.com MedScribe strives to hire and support the finest talent available. If you have a minimum of 5 years acute care experience, quality and a dedication to be the best, then we want to talk with you. An MT joining MedScribe has made a personal commitment for a career with an industry leader who values their team members. You will become productive from your first day transcribing on our awesome new ChartNet software platform. You can also keep your current word expander or use ours. Our trainers will show you how to fully utilize the platform and make it work for you. An outstanding healthcare benefit package is available to all full-time employees. Line rates are based on a 65 character line and include ALL spaces. Shift differential and incentives are also included. MedScribe recognizes and values the CMT certification and offers a higher line rate for current CMTs. MedScribe is a concerned employer who realizes that their most valuable assets are their employees. Apply on-line today at www.med-scribe.com for immediate consideration. Since 1992 MedScribe has been providing Hospitals throughout the United States with quality medical transcription services. Member AHDI, FAMT, AHIMA and FHIMA. MedScribe, what you are looking for in an employer. Apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Hardware/Software: ChartNet (XP and Vista compatible). Please apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet (must have high-speed connection). Please apply on-line at www.med-scribe.com.
Compensation Information: cpl incl ALL spaces. Employee healthcare benefits package, line incentives, DD, 401K, PDOs and more!
Lofin
Contact: Holly Cully
7660 Faye Ave. Suite H-509, La Jolla, California 92037
holly.cully@intellitype.com
Telephone: 888-711-7110, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: Seeking America's most qualified medical transcriptionists who specialize in Oncology transcription to service some of the most prestigious health systems in the United States. Positions are available to Independent Contractors interested in finally earning what they are worth. Set your own work levels, via Internet. Timed-test required for consideration. NO OFFSHORE APPLICANTS will be considered!
Hardware/Software: Windows XP, Word 2003, 15pin foot pedal.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Via internet.
Compensation Information: .08-.09 cents per line.
ZyloMed
Contact: Jim Fleming
26381 S Tamiami Trail, Ste 130, Fort Myers, Florida 34134
resumes@zylomed.com
Telephone: 786-517-0800, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor, Employee
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Other
Job Description: Full time MTs needed for Radiation Oncology clinic work. We do clinics only - no hospitals. You would be the exclusive MT for one doctor or a small group. Two years minimum experience with radiation oncology. NOTE: radiation oncology, not radiology. Experience must be actual medical transcription experience. You need XP or Vista, high-speed internet and a foot pedal that plugs into a USB port. Hiring preference is for full time MTs that can start immediately. Fast, easy-to-use software platform. Steady work and lots of it - work as much as you want. Start as Independent Contractor (IC), can qualify for optional employee status in a little as 60 days - health insurance available for employees. Merit-based pay raises. Weekends optional. Competitive line rate. US or Canadian-based MTs only. Please send resume to resumes@zylomed.com or apply online at www.zylomed.com, click the Careers tab. You may take the online test if you wish. All tests will be reviewed and you will be contacted. Please, no phone calls.
Hardware/Software: High speed internet connection, USB foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Over internet
Compensation Information: 65 character with spaces line at competitive rates
MedQuist - Immediate Full-Time Openings
Contact: MedQuist Recruiter
3401 Technology Dr,, Findlay, Ohio 45840
medquist_recruiting@rightthinginc.com
Telephone: 1-866-441-3360, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 1 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: PLEASE NOTE* MedQuist does not accept resumes. To apply, please visit www.MedQuist.com*
MedQuist Inc. is a leading provider of medical transcription software technology and services. We are currently seeking Acute Care medical transcriptionists to embark on a world class career path with a dynamic organization of healthcare professionals.
In this home-office based position, you will document patient care and facilitate the delivery of healthcare services for MedQuist's client base of over 1,500 customers.
To ensure your success, we offer a dependable work volume, full time positions, and 24/7 technical support. At MedQuist, we pride ourselves on the top-notch service our medical transcriptionists provide to our customers.
To reward your hard work, we have a benefits package that is second to none in the Medical Transcription Outsourcing industry, including: Medical Coverage for employees and eligible dependents, dental and vision coverage, paid time off, 401(k), and short and long term disability insurance.
To apply, please visit our website at www.medquist.com and select careers/career opportunities today.
Requirements:
1 Year of Acute Care Medical Transcription experience.
CMT/RMT Strongly Preferred
Please note:all applications must be submitted online. We are unable to accept emailed resumes at this time.
Hardware/Software:
Method of sending/receiving dictation:
Compensation Information:
Probity Medical Transcription
Contact: Probity Recruiter
2205 Strawberry Square, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17101
employment@probitymt.com
Telephone: (717) 260-8801, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Immediate openings for acute care transcriptionists with three years of experience. Hiring for second and third shifts, both full and part time positions available. Competitive benefits package, paid holidays, and PTO for full time employees. Immediate openings. If interested, please take our online skills assessment at www.probitymt.com.
Hardware/Software: PC with Word (2003 preferred), medical spell checker, foot pedal, high-speed internet (no satellite).
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Internet-based platform.
Compensation Information: Competitive.
ProScript Documentation Services
Contact: National Recruiter
13535 Feather Sound Drive, Clearwater, Florida 33762
careers@proscript.com
Telephone: 1-800-591-3490, Fax: 1-800-591-3135
Title of position: eScription Editors Needed Urgently - Immediate Opp
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Statutory Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Oncology
Job Description: ProScript is a well-respected national transcription service with many years' experience in the industry. We are currently seeking experienced eScription Editors for a major oncology hospital. Must have oncology experience. Full-time schedules preferred; all shifts available. Must be available to start immediately . Statutory status only.
We offer a training bonus and an additional orientation bonus. Join us today!
Hardware/Software: Platform software provided. Must own Word 2003 or later; IN_USB_1 Infinity foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: eScription Platform (Editscript)
Compensation Information: Competitive line rate - 65 character line.
SoftScript, Inc.
Contact: SoftScript, Inc. Recruiter
2444 Wilshire Blvd. , Santa Monica, California 90403
www.softscript.com
Telephone: 0000000000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Fireworks, ice cold pop and hotdogs sizzling on a open grill. What could be more American on 4th of July than that???
How about an All-American job with an All-American based company!!!! Sizzle up your keyboard with a new career at Softscript!
We respect American workers, so we do not outsource overseas or practice voice recognition!
Editors, Orthopedic, and Acute Care Transcriptionists Needed!
"SoftScript needs your help!" Help us keep American records domestic. SoftScript, Inc., a Nationally Recognized Transcription Company is currently seeking editors and transcriptionist to fill 120 positions! We take pride in putting Americans to work in these difficult times. We do not outsource. We do not do voice recognition! In addition to job security we offer outstanding benefits and incentives, shift differential, referral program, sign on bonus and insurance when you join the team at SoftScript!
"Acute Care and Orthopedic transcriptionists must have a minimum of 3 years experience. Afternoon and evenings preferred.
" Editors must have a minimum of 5 years of editing. " Various shifts needed. Some shifts have shift differential.
We respect and value your time and consideration. We hope you would respect our time and efforts. Please read over the qualifications carefully. If you do not meet the requirements you will not be considered for employment.
We offer CMT classes, performance bonus/raises, annual reviews, 401K, paid time off , Outstanding medical/dental/vision/life benefits available, discounted Dell computers, Employee referral bonus program, Minimum line requirements lower than industry average, MT Mentoring, Production incentives; Account variety; Direct deposit, and overtime when needed! Plenty of work available to allow you to earn what you need!!!
Click here to apply online
Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Hardware/Software: Hardware/Software: Wav files/proprietary software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Windows 2000 or higher; MS Word, Medical spellchecker
Integrity Transcription Svc
Contact: Jennifer Testa
40104 Azalea Drive, Ponchatoula, Louisiana 70454
itstyping@aol.com
Telephone: 985.467.0405, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Clinic transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: Nephrology & Neurosurgery (clinical) Orthopaedics (clinical) Cardiology (clinical) EMAIL RESUME TO: itstyping@aol.com
Hardware/Software: MS Word, Express Scribe and Encryption Software
Method of sending/receiving dictation: FTP server
Compensation Information: Pay rate is determined by testing results - pd by line
Chase Transcriptions, Inc.
Contact: Recruiting Manager
5685 Hudson Industrial Parkway, Suite One, Hudson, Ohio 44236
chasejobs@nls.net
Telephone: 1-888-772-8495 x 6, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work at home or at company
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: Come join our Team!! Chase Transcriptions, Inc. has been in the transcription business for over 29 years, and we are constantly growing. We are currently seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists who have a minimum of two (2) years of acute care experience (hospital or MTSO) to work full-time or part-time (from home or in our Hudson, OH office) Tuesday thru Saturday (second or third shift). We offer a competitive line rate, monthly incentives, PTO (full-time employees), vacation pay, medical, 401 K, direct deposit and much more. Testing required. No New Grads. For consideration, please EMAIL RESUME TO: chasejobs@nls.net.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista / USB Wave Pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Must have high speed internet access CABLE OR DSL (No dial-up or satellite)
Compensation Information: Competitive line rates, incentives, employee status, medical, vacation pay, PTO (full-time MT), 401k
MD-IT
Contact: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type:
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Cardiology, Multispecialty, Urology
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking Experienced Medical Transcriptionists with strong skills and a commitment to quality and productivity. We currently have openings for EXPERIENCED medical transcriptionists with a MINIMUM of 2-3 years work experience in: **CARDIOLOGY (GEMMS system) **MULTISPECIALTY--must reside local to Seattle, WA **NONMEDICAL NARRATIVES**. (Sorry, we have no entry-level positions open at this time.) Work at home on your own computer using our web-based transcription platform! We offer: * Full benefit package * PTO and holiday pay * Paid training * Access to the latest technology * Semi-monthly direct deposit of paychecks. We require: * Full-time: Minimum 1,000 or 1,200 lines per day / 32 or 40 hours per week * Ability to work with ESL dictators * Thorough knowledge and practice of AHDI Book of Style * Windows XP or Vista 32-bit (no 64-bit Vista) * MS Word 2003 or higher (no trial or student versions) * Internet Explorer 7 preferred (no IE-6) * High speed Cable/DSL Internet ONLY (no dial-up or satellite or air cards) * Up-to-date antivirus software * Express Scribe to be installed * MT must have own medical spell-checker & text-expansion software. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please go to our web site for the online application process: http://md-it.com/employment.htm. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability or national origin.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP/Vista (32-bit), MS Word 2003/2007
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Web-based platform; Express Scribe or commercial audio player
Compensation Information: Pay based on experience and testing; full-time benefits; Cardiology work is paid per minute
American Transcription Solutions (ATSI)
Contact: National Recruiter
4400 140th Ave. N. Suite 100, Clearwater, Florida 33762
jobs@atsi-inc.com
Telephone: 727-812-0276, Fax: 727-812-0278
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Orthopedics
Job Description:
MT professionals Needed Urgently! Must be comfortable with orthopedic as well as some podiatric clinic work. Working with the ATSI platform, you will enjoy ample work supply, ease of program use, daily communication, and most importantly, respect for what you do. YES, OUR PLATFORM SUPPORTS VISTA! You will be considered an IC for 90 days, after which time you may elect employee status. Direct Deposit available for all ICs and employees. We offer benefits for full-time employees including medical/dental, life insurance, and paid time off. Please email your resume to us at jobs@atsi-inc.com. Testing required. Upon receipt of your test results, we will be happy to talk with you to discuss opportunities. Please do not send attachments - copy-paste your resume into an email. We look forward to hearing from you! US Based only. NO OFFSHORE! No calls please.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista; Microsoft Word 2002, 2003, or 2007; IN-USB-1 foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: ATSI Platform (MT-World)
Compensation Information: 8 cpl/65 AHDI plus incentive pay program
American Transcription Solutions (ATSI)
Contact: National Recruiter
4400 140th Ave. N. Suite 100, Clearwater, Florida 33762
jobs@atsi-inc.com
Telephone: 1-727-812-0276, Fax: 1-727-812-0278
Title of position: Editor
Experience: 5 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
QA professionals Needed Urgently for early morning first shift!
Must be comfortable with ESL dialects,multi-speciality clinic, radiology, as well as acute care. Working with the ATSI platform, you will enjoy ample work supply, ease of program use, daily communication, and most importantly, respect for what you do. You must enjoy editing and providing feedback to MTs. We have a very positive, team-oriented approach in our communications and you would be expected to extoll that same philosophy. YES, OUR PLATFORM SUPPORTS VISTA! You will be considered an IC for 90 days, after which time you may elect employee status. Direct Deposit available for all ICs and employees. We offer benefits for full-time employees including medical/dental, life insurance, and paid time off. Please email your resume to us at jobs@atsi-inc.com. Indicate in subject line desired shift, full time preferred. Testing required. Upon receipt of your test results, we will be happy to talk with you to discuss opportunities. Please do not send attachments - copy-paste your resume into an email. We look forward to hearing from you! US Based only. NO OFFSHORE! No calls please.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or Vista; Microsoft Word 2002, 2003, or 2007; IN-USB-1 foot pedal
Method of sending/receiving dictation: ATSI Platform (MT-World)
Compensation Information: 0.03 including char/spaces
Spheris
Contact: Recruiting Department
9009 Carothers Pkwy, Franklin, Tennessee 37067
No emails please.
Telephone: 000-000-0000, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 1 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description:
Acute-Care Transcription Positions Available!
It's time to start a career with Spheris, one of the largest and most stable companies in the Medical Transcription industry. We have many full and part-time openings with plenty of work and opportunities for advancement. Many of our openings encompass a combination of transcription and speech recognition editing and are immediately available for those with at least one year of acute-care medical transcription experience. We offer:
Competitive compensation
Medical, Dental, Vision benefits (full-time only)
401(k)
Paid time off
Shift differential
Production incentives
Employee status
Advancement potential
Assigned accounts
If you have a minimum of one year of experience in an acute-care environment, we would like to talk to you today!
No e-mail applications, please! We only accept applications through our website. Please click this link to apply: : www.spheris.com www.spheris.com
EOE, AA, M/F/D/V
Hardware/Software: Company provided equipment with 24/7 technical support.
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Via the internet. MTs need to provide a high-speed connection (cable/DSL/wireless broadband).
Compensation Information: Production. Line rate offered based on skills & experience. Production incentives and shift differe
KJ&M Enterprises
Contact: Dee Cymerint
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, California xxxxxxxxxxx
KJMTRANS@yahoo.com
Telephone: 949 295-4112, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Radiology
Job Description: Full time Radiology Transcription position. Minimum three years recent hospital/imaging center radiology required. This is an afternoon/evening position PACIFIC TIME Tues-Saturday. Need to be flexible with hours. Must have own Dictaphone C-phone. 9 pin WAV pedal a plus. Steady work, per line, independent contractor. EXPERIENCED ONLY. NO OFF-SHORE INQUIRIES. Need to have XP NOT VISTA, and Internet Explorer 6.0 (not 7 or 8). Need unlimited long distance we do not provide 800 #
Hardware/Software: XP (NOT VISTA), Word 2003 or higher, high speed internet, Dictaphone C phone, unlimited long distance,
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Receive via C phone or wav file, send via internet. Need unlimited long distance for c phone
Compensation Information: per line as independent contractor
MD-IT
Contact: Management: http://www.md-it.com/employment.htm
, Eugene, Oregon
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Telephone: , Fax:
Title of position: Supervisor
Experience: 4 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: Oregon
At home or company: Work at company
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription,Many types of transcri
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: MD-IT is seeking an experienced Medical Transcription/Operations Manager to work in-house in its Eugene, OR office. This is NOT an at-home position. JOB SUMMARY: Direct managerial responsibility for all off-site medical transcriptionists across all time zones for the Oregon office. This responsibility includes the monitoring of transcription activity relative to staffing and training needs as well as the identification of performance and client servicing issues, working with Customer Support, Implementations, Finance, and QA, as applicable, to resolve such issues. The Trans/Ops Manager shall be responsible for scheduling of transcriptionists hours to ensure that client turnaround times are met, providing regular feedback to all transcriptionists (both positive and negative), and conducting the performance reviews for all transcriptionists. The Trans/Ops Manager shall make recommendations for work placement, cross training and staffing based on MD-IT Oregon's business needs. The Trans/Ops Manager shall also address transcription specific client servicing issues and work with office staff and Managing Director to implement strategies for resolution. Additional duties include compiling relevant business statistics for both the Managing Director and transcriptionists, overseeing and administering the office's QA and training program as well as assisting with the effective implementation of all new enhancements or procedural changes. The Trans/Ops Manager will work with Central Recruiting and the Managing Director to determine hiring needs, conduct final interviews, make hiring recommendations and set up training schedules for all new medical transcriptionists. SKILLS AND EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing. Excellent organizational and managerial skills. Strong people and analytical skills and an ability to prioritize tasks and work independently. Excellent grammar, medical terminology and computer skills. Thorough knowledge of AHDI Book of Style. Previous transcription background in a variety of medical specialties (4 years). Previous transcription operations management experience (2 years). CMT credential from AHDI preferred. We offer: * Full benefit package * PTO and holiday pay * Paid training * Semimonthly direct deposit of paychecks * Salary to be discussed at time of interview All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, disability, or national origin. Transcription testing is required as part of the application process. US applicants only; no companies. If you are interested in joining a growing company where your needs and concerns are considered important, please apply here. Serious applicants only please.
Hardware/Software:
Method of sending/receiving dictation:
Compensation Information:
iMedX, Inc.
Contact: Brad Runyon
P.O. Box 1153, South Point, Ohio 45680
brunyon@imedx.com
Telephone: 800-221-0244, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Other
Job Description: transcribe disability reports
Hardware/Software: MS Word 2000 or above
Method of sending/receiving dictation: web based
Compensation Information: paid by the line
TRANSCRIPTION MATCHMAKER
Contact: Leslie Slusarski
P.O. Box 10861, Bainbridge Island, Washington 98110
recruiter@transwcriptionmatchmaker.com
Telephone: 360-698-7677, Fax:
Title of position: Transcriptionist
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Employee
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description:
Wanted: Experienced Medical Language Specialists WHO CAN WORK 2ND or 3RD SHIFT. Must have acute care experience. Voice recognition editing experience a plus. Send your resume to: recruiter@transcriptionmatchmaker.com. NO ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS AT THIS TIME.
Hardware/Software: Windows XP or VISTA
Method of sending/receiving dictation: Highspeed cable or DSL only. No satellite. No dialup.
Compensation Information: Current market line rates. Various benefits packages.
Med-Scribe Transcription Svc., Inc.
Contact: Margaret Cogan
121 Cedar Lane, Teaneck, New Jersey 07666
margaret@medscribeonline.com
Telephone: 201-836-0808, Fax:
Title of position: Editor
Experience: 3 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Available anytime.
Employee Type: Independent Contractor
Type of Transcription: Hospital transcription,Many types of transcription
Specialty: Multispecialty
Job Description: NEED TO FILL 6 POSITIONS - LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED (MINIMUM 3 YEARS RECENT EXPERIENCE) IC ACUTE CARE (BASIC 4 REPORT TYPES) MTS AND EDITORS TO START WORKING IMMEDIATELY ON HOSPITAL ACCOUNT. MUST ALSO HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH DICTAPHONE EXTEXT (TRANSNET) SOFTWARE. THE WORK WILL CONSIST OF STRAIGHT TYPING AS WELL AS SPEECH RECOGNITION EDITING. FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES. NO NEWBIES PLEASE. ONLY US RESIDENTS. ABSOLUTELY NO OFFSHORE SERVICES, AFFILIATES OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES NEED APPLY. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.
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TransPortal - Exciting Clinic Opportunities
Contact: DeLayce Hudak
8720 Red Oak Blvd., Suite 390, Charlotte, North Carolina 28217
apply@etransportal.com
Telephone: (704)926-9640, Fax:
Title of position: Supervisor
Experience: 2 years as a transcriptionist.
Location of position: United States: nationwide position
At home or company: Work from home
Full or Part time: Full-time position
Employee Type: Independent Contractor, Employee
Type of Transcription: Many types of transcription
Specialty: Any Specialty
Job Description: We have received an enormous response to our job posting and have filled all of our current openings.
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