Professional At Home Jobs (https://professionalathomejobs.com) is
looking for someone to fill the position of a Virtual Medical Transcriptionist
work in the U.S. only.
JOB TYPES: MUST be a U.S. citizen. Flexible.
SPECIALITIES: Acute care, clinical, radiology and pathology reports.
RESPONSIBITIES:
Accurately transcribe physician dictations into specific, organized
reports.
Transcription of dictated reports using client specific guidelines on
content and formatting.
Ability to locate patient records based off available information.
Perform audits on existing jobs on a monthly basis.
An Editor role will also be granted to medical transcriptionists who
display exemplary skills to assist on difficult reports that require
advanced help. Strict adherence to all confidentiality requirements, including HIPAA.
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Minimum of 3 yearsÂ’ experience in medical transcription.
CMT is preferred but is not required.
Must be able to demonstrate a clear understanding of medical
terminology, procedures, pharmacology, and practices.
Ability to utilize multiple software platforms simultaneously.
Minimum standards of 98.7% accuracy must be met on all reports.
Possess a firm understanding of medical terminology.
Attention to detail.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Home office set-up.
High speed internal Internet (NO satellite).
USB-Infinity foot pedal (DVI USB foot pedals not compatible).
Headphones.
Windows 10, Intel I3 or better processor/AMD K4 or better, 8 GB of
RAM minimum, and 250 GB hard drive minimum.
PAYMENT: $20.00 per audio hour transcribed. Video/Audio file lengths
range from 30 minutes to 2 or more hours.
BENEFITS:
? Work from home.
? Save on gas.
? Spend more time with your family.
? Extra income from home.
APPLY TO BECOME A TRANSCRIPTIONIST MEMBER:
Please go to https://professionalathomejobs.com/join-now/ and then select
the transcription job bank portal. Please reference agent ID code
PAHJAmyR.
Please contact us directly to discuss remote transcription job openings at
(405) 633-0449.
