Also, regarding OPs,

OP reports are the most difficult to learn, but I have found they are now the easiest for me to do and they are 90% of my work.  Dictators usually know what they are going to say and there is usually much less page ruffling, long pauses, etc. 

I know there are some companies who offer acute care w/o OP reports.  That might be an option, at least in the beginning.  Plus, any company I have worked for will ask you what reports you can do/like to do and will only assign those to you.  Easiest are usually discharge summaries and ER reports.   When I first started at the national, I only got DS.  Then a few months later they added OPs.  You shouldn't get thrown everything at once.   

• Are there any companies out there that - GI MT
  • Acute care - green eyed girl
    • Thanks, green eyed girl!!! If I end up getting a new job, - GI MT
      • Love to help! - green eyed girl
  • I went from clinic to acute - My experience
    • Generally, will companies allow you that "learning curve"? - GI MT
      • see message - My experience
        • P.S. - My experience
    • I really do enjoy transcribing, actually - GI MT
    • Also, regarding OPs, - My experience
  • If your current company has an acute care account ask them - me
    • Actually, right now I am an IC, but - GI MT
      • It depends. If it is a teaching hospital it can be very - me
        • Thanks for the advice (sm) - GI MT

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