Experience in the field and
helping others
I
am a seasoned medical transcriptionist. I have experienced a wide
range of medical specialties since entering the field in 1990. My experience includes
transcribing, editing, and training. I have worked for
small and mid size companies both locally and across the country
via the Internet and also provide transcription service to my
own clients. I have an extensive collection of voice files
(dictations) on tapes and on digital files as well as all of the
corresponding transcripts. It is from my huge collection
that I have put together CD's which serve to introduce
prospective medical transcriptionists to the field, help newbies
acquire more practice, and introduce established
transcriptionists to the developing arena of digital
transcription.
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From Humble
Beginnings
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I was a stay-at-home mom
raising two elementary school age children, married, and living in the
suburbs. With the kids in
school, I had time to fill and a desire to do something with my life
that would supplement the family income and yet allow me to be home for
my children. My goal was
simple: I wanted to work from home.
I spent several months
combing through books and magazines at the library and bookstores and
searching the Internet for potential sources of working from home.
There is an overwhelming abundance of get-rich-quick schemes out
there! However, I was
looking for a legitimate home-based business.
I came upon medical
transcription. I had never
heard of medical transcription before.
The more I learned, the more convinced I was that this was the
home-based business for me. I
learned all I could and it didn’t take long before I got my first
medical transcription job and I was working from my home.
It was hard at first.
I had a lot to learn. With
a good selection of resource materials at hand – reference books,
magazines, networking tools, and especially the loving support of my
family, I persevered. I
gained confidence. My
business grew. My life
became fuller.
It has been many years since
I first discovered the business of medical transcription.
The work is certainly interesting.
New drugs, new equipment, advances in procedures, even new
diseases combine with the broad spectrum of specialties such that there
is always more to learn and more to know.
I set my own hours, part-time or full-time – schedules that
change to accommodate the twists and turns of life.
Often an abundance of work forces me to have to turn new clients
away! I take pride in
knowing that I am contributing to the medical community.
Being a medical transcriptionist has afforded me the opportunity
to work at home. It has
enabled me to supplement my family’s income in a substantial way.
It has provided me with a career that has been personally and
financially rewarding.
There is a great demand for
medical transcriptionists - to work on site in hospitals, doctors’
offices, and other medical centers as well as to work from home locally and even
over the Internet. Investigate
the possibilities. You, too, can
achieve your goals to become a medical transcriptionist.
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