5.5 cpl is for heme/onc. NM

Posted By: Ex-FN2 on 2007-10-19
In Reply to: Curious - Daisy

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MDI-MD or FutureNet? Any opinions? TIA nm - undecided
- MDI - Michele
- MDI is tops - Happy MDIMT
- Run by people who left MedQuist...probably fed up - they are good!........nm
  - Sorry....... I meant to say those at FN.... - nice folks!
- FN is a great company full of wonderful people who treat you with respect. SM. - Ex-MQ
- I work for FN but worked for MDI-MD for a few weeks...Go with FN! sm - Love working for FutureNet
  - They do pay benefits if you live in certain states. SM - MT
- companies - anon
  - don't know about FN, but MDI-MD - sm
    - what is SR? NM - mtx3
      - What is FN's rate for SR? nm - interested and looking
        4. 5 cpl or 5.5 for heme/onc. NM - Not enough
        Curious - Daisy
        5.5 cpl is for heme/onc. NM - Ex-FN2
      - I believe.... - lb
        I am such an idiot! - mtx3
        Don't sweat it..... - lb

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4. 5 cpl or 5.5 for heme/onc. NM
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I'm working that account as one of my secondary accounts. Its not too bad. The only downfall I see is the program used to type it. I'm just so used to Word. But, again not bad after you get used to it.

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