HELP!  Does anyone know any doctor's offices that need a transcriptionist?  Anywhere in the US?
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Hi Blondie,\n\nI really liked your response to someone else's question.  I have to ask were you REALLY able to gain the self=confidence and self esteem you wanted by going to a counselor?  I have been thinking of going as well but didnt know if they really worked.\n\nAlso, have you tried craigslist.com for the medical transciber position?
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I am not a Medical Transcriptionist but I do make money for "medical training" and yes there are opportunities available for your field of expertise, thing is to find the right "fit" for you, it take a little effort and time..To try to be helpful check out the link below, just scroll down till you find "data entry" hopefully I was of help
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Yes, there are transcription companies which exist in Australia - not as big as US. They are usually paid by the line @.8-10 cents per line (65 character/line). \nHave you done a google search? i.e. medical transcriptionist? Some of the companies providing these services are: NTS Transcription, Overflow Angel, Pacific Solutions, and I am sure there are others. Mostly what is required is previous medical typing experience in a hospital setting, there is no requirement for education/certificate, just bulk amount of experience as a medical typist. Of course, one needs to be a fast competent typist and it helps if you are internet savvy. Would be interested in return what goes on in America regarding same. \nChristine E
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I think all medical records go to missouri or something...I got mine in the mail.....if you'd like I can look for the address and send you a 360 message with it........
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I work in radiology, and we value our transcriptionists.  Many transcriptionists can work from home, therefore set their own hours.  Go to the links I provided to learn more about this career....\n\nAnd go here for average salaries:\n\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.org/train-medsecy-rst/salary.html\n\nhttp://www.payscale.com/salary-survey/vid-38262/fid-6886
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Get to a Docs, pronto!
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http://www.immigration.com/dr/physicians.html
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My mom has been a medical transciptionist for over 15 years and she says it is not going any where. Doctors are in too big of a hurry and have way too many accents to ever be able to use voice software. You can do the schooling online (which can be hard if you are not self-motivated) or at a community college.
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There will always be some need for transcription.  Many facilities are moving to electronic medical records but still dictate letters, reports, etc.\nGood luck w/ your decision.
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First of all, I'm not sure why someone answered most are scams. A lot of at-home job leads are scams, but I know of only one company that does transcription that has turned out to be a scam. I have been a transcriptionist for a lot of years now, and doing it from my home for the past seven. Before that I was an in-office paralegal and much prefer working from home. Also the person who talked about your qualifications, they are right to an extent if you are looking for medical transcription, although HIPAA is the correct spelling. If you are willing to take the courses offered by online reputable schools such as Career Step then you would have very little problem finding medical transcription work. To find legal or general transcription work is not quite as easy but it can be done by joining transcription boards, checking job sites for "general transcription" offers. I host a group at Google called Legal, Medical, and General Transcripton and we have people on there looking for workers all the time. Equipment needed is a digital pedal (anywhere from $50 to $200) depending on where you find it. The digital transcription program most people have migrated to is the free one called Express Scribe. (Google it--they also have pedals they sell at a reasonable price). If you are not set up to do files digitally, most people won't wait for you to do so. One Web site I would encourage anyone to check out, especially moms who want to stay at home with their kids and find legit at-home work, is www.mommyessentials.com. Good luck you homeworkers, I've been at home for almost seven years and loving every second of it!
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yes dear...i m a doctor...How can I help you?
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Yes. You pick up the doctor's dictation tapes and return later with printed transscriptions.
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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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I am an at-home, self-employed medical transcriptionist.\n\nThere is really little to no start-up.  You need the proper equipment, which varies depending on whether or not you use tapes or have digital equipment.
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Check out gigs/Jobs on Craigslist.org (they have telecommuting jobs) and also see if any of your friends or family know someone who has a business and need typing, record keeping, web-search etc done.  I have actually asked small business owners if they need help and usually find one that does.\n\nGood Luck
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my mom is employed by MedQuist. she went to school for medical transcription and also teaches some MT classes at the community college.
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I am not a Medical Transcriptionist but I do make money for "data entry"  and yes there are opportunities available for your field of expertise, thing is to find the right "fit" for you, it take a little effort and time..To try to be helpful check out the link below, just scroll down till you find "data entry"  hopefully I was of help