Am a home based medical transcriptionsist,are there any trained transcriptionists out there to assist;get paid
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no but i wish i were i need a job.
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I used to be a medical coder in a local hospital.  I would either check with them or a doctor's office.  I know in the hospital setting you have various positions--inpatient, outpatient, emergency room visits, etc so it may offer more of a variety and skill level.
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You should be able to do a search for this with yahoo.  Just type in medical transcriptionist in the search block and it should bring up some choices for you.  I am thinking of doing that and I searched this way and it gave me several suggestions.
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All positions in the medical field look like they're here to stay.  People are living to older ages, and need medical care.  Medical transcriptionists are necessary support staff, and I think they will be for years to come.
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Well, learning to spell correctly would help.  It is important that you be accurate.   \nWhat is......usin or mtdaily?????\nI do my husbands medical transcription.  I also have a cousin, an aunt & a sister-in-law who also do medical transcription from home.  This is a field that will fall by the wayside once the voice recognition software is perfected.  I would not rely on it to be your long term career.  My aunt, cousin & sister-in-law have each lost a physician or more to this new software.  My suggestion is NOT to rely on it for the long term.
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You just described the job of a transcriber. Either medical or legal (you take notes either verbal or written and put them on paper in a way that makes sense to anyone who'll read it down the line) It's hard work, don't think it's a free ride, but you can work independently, work your own hours (if as you say the work gets done) It's a HUGE plus if you're computer proficient.  Again as long as the work gets done you can snack, eat, listen to music as much as you want. The downside is, you have to have training to do it and you have to be REALLY disciplined to force yourself to work to GET the job done, and that's not alwasy as easy as it seems.  Good luck! It's a great job
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CONTACT NASSCOM. New Delhi for information on Indian Websites and Training Groups for Medical transcriptions. Most of the training facilities are run by subcontractors of American Principals and hence the courses they offer are of that origin.\n\nBut I would advise you to take the US version for the simple reason that by the time you finish the course, you would be well familiar with the accents of American English which is one of the  main obstacles for the Indian aspirants in this profession.. This valuable experience cannot be purchased for a few dollars that you will save in fees.\nBesides, errors of an Indian student under training  are  more tolerated than the errors of a certified Indian Transcriber. Significantly high rejectiioons will jeopardise chances for future work.\n\nAs a simple practising exercise, watch American medical case movies like the Final Diagnosis and try to write down the technical terms used therein. It is worth the effort and will enhance your initial effort's quality. \nAnother helpful tool is the Audio-Video guide on total Health published by the American Health Association. I do not remember the exact title and the publishing firm's address . But Ihave read  and heard the Audio edition. It is a veritable gift for an Indian student wanting to be an MT. Cost then was around fifty dollars.
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If you are interested in a home based job,you could apply for transcription jobs. Transcription work can be medical, business, legal or general.  Companies like Rapid Text,Purple Shark offer home based transcription jobs. These companies do not charge any money.  More information is available here http://tinyurl.com/o65rb
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psst: (come closer) Try MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST.....think you'll be pleased at the results.
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It's exactly the same as a personal assistant, or secretary, who specializes in medical terminology.  Mainly working with audio transcription equipment like a voice recorder, they will listen to the recording and produce the document from that recording.\n\nIt requires essential specialized training, as a lot of medical terms are really unbelievably difficult to spell, and 100% accuracy is required.
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Do a google search for 'work at home'. you might find some here that would be compatible with your skills. there are a lot of varieties of online work available nowadays - data encoding, medical/legal transcription, drafting, accounting, online tutoring, etc..  Its very convenient, you save on commuting expenses, avoid petty office politics, and you get to stay with your loved ones at home and still earn.\n\nHappy job hunting!
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Go to Monster.com.  But most importantly call Physician's offices.  Send them letters and describe your abilities well and in detail.  Basically, sell yourself.
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There are several jobs you can do from home.. Web Page Management, Medical Transcription, Medical Insurance Billing, Income Tax Preparation, multiple bookeeping/accounting opportunites, international brokering of products. Journalism for magazines. Writing of professional papers. Research and Data Management. You have to have good work ethics and committment to your career to make this work though, Nothing is as easy as it seems.
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I would suggest applying to local transciption companies. WARNING, dom't get sucked in by any so called "job" that wants you to pay anything to do this - they are a scam.\nGood luck.
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Going rate is about $2.00 bucks a page. deduct the computer and word processing software, possible transcription audio machine and your ability to type 30 to 40 pages correctly formatted a day and there you go. Most work as sub-contractors with no deductions from pay(you have to keep track and deduct your own taxes!). Some companies install dedicated modems to send you your work and receive it from you. Others will come to your home and deliver the audio tapes of what you will transcribe and take back completed tapes. Even others will require printed hard copies of the work done. You will have to get a background check and sign privacy forms due to the fact that you will be viewing medical records. if your dedicated and actually apply yourself, you can make money in your underwear. If you find it difficult to self-motivate yourself and don't like dead-lines, don't bother.