2 years at Medware - love it

• Other than MQ, has anyone been with their company for 2 yrs or more? Will you name it here? nm - Lookin'
  • Over 7 years, OTI - no name given
  • Over 4 years with Spheris. NM - Busy MT'ing
  • 3 years with Webmedx - Weber
    • Me, too. 3+ years with Webmedx. nm - WMX
  • 9 years. - MedWareMt
  • 7 years, 10 months and counting at - - Transcend
    • You sound like you're counting down the days - til it's over lol
      • No. Must mean that they are a fair and reasonable - Transcend
  • 4 years for me at QT Medical. nm - QT Also
  • 2 years at Medware - love it - Sandi
  • Almost 3 years with M2ComSys - nm
  • 4 1/2 years, QT Medical Services. nm - QT2
    • 4-1/2 years for me too nm - QTer2
  • Been with PhoenixMedCom for 7 years! - carolb

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They have been a good company to work for.  I like my account and the pay is direct deposit every other Friday.  That was the biggest thing for me, my previous service paid by check and it was always late.  I like my team leader and have steady work.  I also use their insurance, it is United and I have no problem finding a doctor in my area.  All said, I have enjoyed everyone at Medware and plan to stay with them.  Hope that helps, good luck to you.

They are very nice people.  From the time I started in training up to today I have no complaints.  The recruiter responded and answered my questions.  HR send me all of my paperwork and I received my equipment in 4 days.  They have a person who calls you and helps you get your software and pedal installed right the first time.  My trainer was professional and very helpful, providing samples and account specifics.  My pay arrives by direct deposit every Friday (big change from my past service).  I have an agreed upon shift that is best for me and best for my account.  They have asked for additional help the past few months and honestly, it's better to be busy than looking for work.  All in all I am happy and hope to stay with Medware for a long time so I can watch my Medware 401K grow.  Hope that helps, I know some do not like to commit to a certain shift but I have found them to be quite accomodating in that respect.

The management staff is great, easy platform, pay is always on time, flexible schedule.

Good accounts, pay on time via direct deposit, higher pay than most, smaller company where people still know you by name and truly care.  As for the platform, you type in Bayscribe and send your reports in live via the web site.  Some accounts are converting to wav files, and some are still via C-phone and you have to pay your own long distance. 

Of course, as with all companies, one man's paradise is another man's hell, so I am sure there are those who will disagree with me.  If I can answer anymore questions, fee free to ask.

Good luck! 

Ops.  All the other stuff is so boring to me.  Not many days go by that I don't have to look something up.  There is always a new piece of equipment, a new procedure, and when you get new doctors coming it they may been from a different part of the country and their terminology is different for the same procedure that the other doctors use.  It is a constantly learning process.   If you have good reference material and utilize the equipment manufacturer's websites that helps provided the dictation is clear enough that you can figure out which way to go with it.  If you can do just one speciality, like doing GI procedures or orthopedic procedures it will give you lots of practice and it will be easier to become familiar with the terminology.  If you can get samples of dictations that will help also.   I would definitely take a chance on doing Ops.  You might not be able to do them, but then you might surprise yourself.    You always have the word boards to help when you really get stuck.   I think it is a great opportunity for a newbie.