Comments on: Medical Transcriptionist? http://www.medicaltranscriptionisttraininginfo.org/blog/medical-transcriptionist-3/ Information for Making Medical Transcription Your Career! Sun, 29 May 2011 03:44:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: mtwaites http://www.medicaltranscriptionisttraininginfo.org/blog/medical-transcriptionist-3/comment-page-1/#comment-266 mtwaites Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:19:16 +0000 http://www.medicaltranscriptionisttraininginfo.org/blog/medical-transcriptionist-3/#comment-266 Look at some of the community colleges that are in your area that offers health sciences. These colleges will generally offer the medical transcription course. It is very rewarding, and very good. As a medical transcriptionist, your responsible for listening to a dictaphone and then typing in a number of different reports such as autopsy, lab, surgery, discharge, history and physical, pathology, radiology, etc. You must type accurately, and it can be sometimes hard to hear what doctor's are saying especially when there is a thick foreign language. Look at some of the community colleges that are in your area that offers health sciences. These colleges will generally offer the medical transcription course. It is very rewarding, and very good.

As a medical transcriptionist, your responsible for listening to a dictaphone and then typing in a number of different reports such as autopsy, lab, surgery, discharge, history and physical, pathology, radiology, etc.

You must type accurately, and it can be sometimes hard to hear what doctor’s are saying especially when there is a thick foreign language.

]]> By: chucknoitall http://www.medicaltranscriptionisttraininginfo.org/blog/medical-transcriptionist-3/comment-page-1/#comment-267 chucknoitall Wed, 10 Feb 2010 19:19:16 +0000 http://www.medicaltranscriptionisttraininginfo.org/blog/medical-transcriptionist-3/#comment-267 Try googling online colleges for medical trascription. Be prepared to have difficulties with foreign accents, complex medical terms and some disgusting descriptions of patient conditions, even autopsy reports. If this is not a problem, then go for it. Try googling online colleges for medical trascription. Be prepared to have difficulties with foreign accents, complex medical terms and some disgusting descriptions of patient conditions, even autopsy reports. If this is not a problem, then go for it.

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