Info on Webmedx and Diskriter please. sm

• Info on Webmedx and Diskriter please. sm - legsjunior
  • my experience - sm - wizeone
    • I guess everyone has a different - experience
    • GLAD in advance!! - mystical
  • Diskriter - AKMT2
    • The reason they were reported and had SM - Former Diskriter
      • not all management is gone - I still talk to occasionally - sm - AKMT2
  • Diskriter - Kat
  • go with Webmedx - avoid Diskriter if you can - sm - worked for both before

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love working there and why? Do you easily meet your incentive pay or as past people have said, the ESL are so bad that you never meet the line count. I need current and new information. Isnt there a company out there that has a handful of happy employees or does all of them have both the haters and lovers. It is so hard to sort out fact from fiction sometimes and all of us have different expectations. It kind of goes along with the one man's junk is another man's treasures theory, I suppose.

Here is the deal . . .

I work for Diskriter.  They seem to be pretty decent, but I have gotten a better pay offer to do similar work (i.e. Clinic).  The only difference between the 2 jobs is that the job with Webmedx would have more ESL than I am used to (from 30% to 40-50%), but they do give you the ability to look at previous reports by that dictator to use as examples (I don't seem to have too much of a problem with most ESL dictators).  Also, it seems that Webmedx has a better platform in that you don't have to spend time entering patient information into your transcription platform, which I think would ultimately save me time.  Can someone help?  I just need to know what would be the better choice, whether I should just stay put or if Webmedx is great to work for and is an opportunity I should pass up.  Any information/advice/words would be very much appreciated.  Thank YOU!

looking to switch work places.  Need some input on these companies if they are good places to work for.  many ESL?  need a lot of different accounts?  steady work? 

 Is there lots of work?  How is QA?  Are you on a "time clock", where they monitor your computer?  How are benefits?   Thanks    

Diskriter does pay for down-time, just got an email today that confirmed it on our account because we got caught up for the first time in months and had about an hour with low work load - supervisor said document the time, if your schedule doesn't allow you to make it up, then put down-time on timesheet and it will be paid.  They pay down-time for meetings too.  Whoever posted that, obviously has never had down-time or they would know it is paid, why else would there be a slot on the timesheet to document it? DUH!

I have looked elsewhere and never gotten any better offers with other companies.  There is always work (except for 1 hour this morning on the account I'm, which was just weird).  As far as their offshoring, it is minimal, they don't deny it and it is at clients request who don't want to pay for our work, but it is all QAd by Diskriter's U.S. MTs.

They are hiring PT because we need people nights and weekends and most people don't want those hours and that's all they can find is PT help for those hours.  If they could have staffed it with full-time, we wouldn't need more people now would we. 

Some of you people just don't know what your talking about that post here.  If you think they sound good, go for it, we would love to have you.

I am trying to decide whether to take a job with this Diskriter.  They have great benefits that I am looking for.  I have read both bad and good about them, but was looking for recent info on them.  If you could email me personally if you do not want to reply here I would greatly appreciate it.  I just want to know what I am getting into.  I know all companies have good and bad, but it is nice to know what to look out for and what questions to ask up front.  Thanks and hope everyone is having a wonderful day. 

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I'm considering a position with Diskriter, have to test tomorrow.  Recruiter mentioned it is a 2 hour test, any give any info on how the test is structured, that seems to be a long time to test for something I may or may not accept.  Also, anyone working with Diskriter have any pro or cons to share.  Thanks

Any Diskriter transcriptionists out there who work on the hem/onc account they are advertising on the job board?  Please e-mail with the following information:  How difficult is the account in regard to ESL dictators?  What is their starting rate for a very experienced hem/onc person?  What platform do they use?  Is it a good one or bad one?

I would appreciate any info you may have regarding these questions.  Thanks.

Anyone know what platform they use?  Easy or difficult to learn?  Do they pay on time, etc?  Any info much appreciated.

Looking for info from recent employees about platform, pay, benefits, incentives, time off, etc.  Searched archives and sounded pretty good.  Good/bad appreciated.  Thanks! 

I realize someone just asked yesterday about current info on Diskriter, but responses only addressed pay from August 2007.  Anyone care to share about current pay, ease of platform, amount of ESLs, etc.??  Thank you very much.

Does anyone have any info on this acct with Diskriter where you are an actual hospital employee with hospital benefits??

Hi,

I am currently looking into Webmedx and have a few questions for those of you that work for them:

1.  How do you keep track of you hours? Do you have to punch in on internet such as eTime?

2.  What is their software and how user friendly is it?

3.  How flexible are they with schedules? I understand you have a 12-hour window, how does that work?

4.  How is their pay, good, bad or same as other nationals? Do they base pay on experience? Do they give raises after an appropriate amount of time or do you have to beg for them?

I am sure I will think of more, but this is it for now.

Thanks!