I would relocate if

Posted By: they could find me a Prince Charming on 2005-10-22
In Reply to: I would never relocate for a job. - not I

to sweep me off my feet, take me up one wall and bring me down three. Oh yes, I would relocate for the right one. He'd have to be 6 feet 2 inches tall and built like a brick ____ house, muscles rippling and waiting for me when I got home every day from the hospital. Of course, with all that, I wouldn't have time to do transcription.

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just need some feedback on this - see message - --
- I would relocate... - NotTiedDownMT
- Is this the job in Aroostook? - darwin
  - no, not in Presque Isle - Aroostook - sm - -
- Personally, I would relocate for the type of job you describe sm - Long-time MT
  - to long time MT - the cost of living is about the same as the midwest - sm - -
    - There are always a few thorns among the roses ... sm - Long-time MT
- With technology progressing the way it is, - no need to relocate
  - I know exactly what you're saying, but in this case - - -
    - Yes, but who on earth would relocate for a $10-15 an hour job? - no need to relocate
      - who would even accept a job for $10-15 - unless you have another job or don't need the m
        10-15 an hour for 8 hours is better than nothing for 8 hours when there is no work. - Me
      - yes relocation fees. And it is not 10-15/hour ... unless you're a slow transcriptionist - -
- I would never relocate for a job. - not I
  - I would relocate if - they could find me a Prince Charming
    - so what you're saying is . . . - bettyboop
- Well, personally I would love to relocate; however, sm - Exp MT
  - the hospital will ONLY consider FT - absolutely positively no PT or IC - -
    - Every state has different labor laws. Each hospital has different needs. Good luck! - ExpMT
- see message - -
  - Winters are not mild - they are just winters. Some snow, but nothing to worry about. sm - NorthEast
  - location - curious
  - again could you narrow down northeast, maybe county/state info would help - nm
    - I live in the Philadelphia suburbs. The original poster sm - Northeast
  - I live in the Northeastern also - it is beautiful here! nm - NorEastern
- what town are you in? if you don't want to be that specific then maybe county/state info - nm

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I would never relocate for a job.
It would have to pay a six-figure income before I even considered it. There are too many jobs available with other companies, even other hospitals.

I would relocate...
if all things were made clear at the outset, such as pay rate, guaranteed rates, benefits, relocation expenses, terms of employment, etc.

Unlike much more qualified long-timers who have replied, I have been doing MT off and on for 5 yrs, recently completed one of the online courses, and other courses locally, and have years of other valuable experience, but in the name of confidentiality, I would rather save that for later.

Recently, I started working with a national, and I am terribly disappointed in what I am seeing out here (as far as nationals go), so I would jump at the chance to be employed with a hospital. Most of my local hospitals already outsource, and I do live in a midsized city in the midwest. That brings me to the question of how long it will before your hospital outsources. They all seem to be going that way, along with doctors going the way of EMR.

This is an interesting post and subject. I, for one, have no ties where I live, no real attachments, and I adore the ocean. For me, I have reached the age where I can ask myself where it is I really want to go, what it is I really want to do and with whom. A picturesque town far from the maddening crowds, but close enough to still enjoy the culture sounds awesome.

Like other posters, there would be some prerequisites, as well, about which I am curious to understand why you are being vague. If nothing else, thanks for the food for thought! But, yes, for the right job, the right pay, the right place, I would and could relocate.

Thanks!

Well, personally I would love to relocate; however, sm
my husband is the bread winner in our family. I have to stay where his job is located. Together, we make a great team and have a wonderful relationship.

It is not easy for any married MT to just pick up and relocate. So, you may have difficulty finding some, but there may be a few who would be interested.

I suggest you try it - you might get that 1 or maybe 2 experienced MTs who can relocate.

The hospital you work for may want to consider hiring Independent Contractors themselves. That may work.

I live on the East Coast and work for a hospital on the West Coast as an IC. It works out beautifully for both parties. It is a very friendly and professional relationship and I go the extra mile to give them what they need.

Good luck!

Yes, but who on earth would relocate for a $10-15 an hour job?
Will the hospital pay relocation expenses? It's not worth uprooting the entire family and losing my husband's job when transcription jobs are a dime a dozen.

Personally, I would relocate for the type of job you describe sm

especially under the terms and conditions you descsribed, i.e. relocation fees paid, paid by the line (although of course it would depend upon the line rate), great benefits, at-home option -- what's not to like? I have no ties at my current location, and, in fact, have been thinking of moving somewhere new, just a fresh start in a new location -- sounds kind of exciting to me. I even thought about Alaska. I recently saw an ad by a hospital that was offering a $5000 sign-on bonus! However, as beautiful as it is, with the long days/nights, I do not think I am cut out for living in Alaska. ... sigh. The only drawback, I suppose, would be factoring in the difference in the cost of living. Right now, I am in the midwest and the cost of living is pretty low compared to the east. Still ........... I would love to hear more about the position if you decide to import someone.

I have been doing medical transcription for about 30 years now, and have been working at home for the last 5-6 years. Something new is always welcome.

Good luck in your quest!

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there? Would you like to work there? Would having worked for a place like this look good on a resume? Just want some opinions here. Thanks everybody!!