I’m retired from the Air Force after 22 years and I can go back to school. my thought is medical transcription and if it’s worthwhile endeavor.
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sure you can . look it up on your p/c. all medical need help. when you look it up it may tell you what it pays. and by the thanks for watching over all of us. when you were in the service THANKS big time
I have been an MT for 13 years and worked from home half of that time. Its becoming a rough industry these days. Working from home as a medical transcriptionist is a high possibility. Most of the jobs now are from home. However, the transcription companies are just looking for the cheapest possible MTs. They are shipping a LOT of work offshore. The competition is severe. Anyone working in the US now is looking at working for a company that doesn’t pay for holidays, doesn’t pay well, on and on. It is a possibility but finding a good company to work for and making a decent living are becoming harder and harder every day. I make less money now than I did with NO experience straight out of school. Do some research. Weigh the pros and cons. The cons for me outweigh the pros, but this may not be the case for you. Check the sites listed below