As we all know, technology has advanced to the point where medical transcriptionists enter into the field of remotely working on files in electronic records. Because of this, and the need for doctors to decrease their in-house costs, many transcriptionists now work from home, either for a private transcription company or for the doctor’s themselves. …
We are now offering a new Deluxe package for students who want the convenience of ordering everything they need in one order, as well as saving over $100.00. Keep in mind also that everything you order for the course, you will use when you work, such as spell check software, transcription kit, and the Taber’s dictionary. …
As we enter in 2017, we have seen significant changes in the healthcare system, from electronic systems to required health insurance, to voice activated files and overseas involvement in the industry. One thing continues to stand out — WE STILL NEED HUMANS TO PERFORM THIS TASK!!! A big trend over the last year has been…
It has been predicted and is now happening, that transcriptionists are becoming more valuable. Sometimes it takes doctors and facilities a while to understand their business decisions and in this case, we are seeing an increase in business due to the fact that doctors are realizing they are spending way too much time typing in…
Medical Transcriptionist Job Outlook Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow about as fast as the average; job opportunities should be good, especially for those who are certified. Employment change. Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to grow by 11 percent from 2016 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations.…
Doctors, nurses and even chiropractors are catching on that it is much more efficient to dictate than to type into their own EMR system. We have received several calls and emails over the past month from a variety of practices looking to use transcription service. On average, statistically they can see about five (5) more…
The daily routine of medical transcriptionists has intersected with electronic records and works well. Finally software companies are accepting the fact that they need to design software for doctors that allows them to insert their own comments and diagnoses without clicking boxes. With this in mind, transcription has opened up to more and more types…
As we predicted, more physicians are returned to medical transcription after trying Dragon and other voice recognition software. Those who type themselves also find it overwhelming and inefficient to input their own records when they could be seeing more patients. Therefore, there is an increase in hiring transcriptionists, both outsourcing and in-house. The bottom line…