Sorry, I never worked for them. I did apply once, and they sent me some info. sm

I just remember that they pay weekly -- pay period ends one week and you are paid the next.   They use an internet-based platform, and offered 8-1/2 cpl, 65 ccl, including spaces, headers, and footers.  I didn't take the job because the pay was just too low for me to consider, but I did get a good impression from the company, and I do not recall ever reading anything negative about them on the boards.

Hope this helps.

• Any companies that pay weekly? nm - legsjunior
  • Do a search as it was discussed recently. There might be 3 places that do this. nm - wanderer
    • Info from 2004, sm - legsjunior
      • New England Medical Transcription pays weekly. nm - LTMT
        • Do be aware . . . paper checks only! (sm) - JustSayNo
        • NE Medical - Wondering
          • Sorry, I never worked for them. I did apply once, and they sent me some info. sm - LTMT
            • 8.5 cpl?? Are you sure it was NE? They've had pay stuck at 7 and 8 cpl for years! nm - moving out
              • Yes ... just looked again at the email I receievd ... 8-1/2 cpl. I just can't work for that. sm - LTMT
                • Really? They paid me 9 cpl (sm) - SAM
      • One of them was at www.transcriptionoutsourcing.com....nm - wanderer

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the work was plentiful and easy (clinic work).  The pay was not so high, and was kinda weird, paid by character.  It is an IC position, and and so you are responsible for all taxes and such.   Also, if I remember correctly, you do not get your first check for 4 weeks, then it is every 2 weeks.  I was only working part-time so it really was not that big of an issue with me.  And I think direct deposit was not available, only paid by check, but it was on time. 

As I recall, Carol was very knowledgeable and fair.  With the pay scale going down every day, there are certainly worse places to work.

Hope this helps.  Good luck. 

But there are still a lot of hits and I imagine a lot of serious lookers from the posts here.

Did anyone apply for the job that was on the job seeker's board with CLK transcription, the nonmedical transcriptionist?  If so, just wondering if anyone has heard back from them.  I sent my resume in, but have not heard anything yet. 

thanks in advance!

Just out of curiousity, how many of you on this board right now would apply for this job? The pay is less than minimum wage, they supply no equipment and looks like you may as well make yourself available 7 days a week. I am serious here, is anyone that is looking going to apply here?

We have another position open. This is an IC position transcribing for a few acute care hospitals, as well as a few specialty clinics. The position is part-time, requring M-F (evenings only) and Sat and Sun (hours flexible).

All candidates must posess at least 2 years of acute care experience (not counting schooling).

Other requirements are as follows:
High speed internet connection.
Universal foot pedal.
Windows 2000 or XP (NO Vista).
Microsoft Word 2000 or greater (no Word Pad).
MT U.S. based.
MT easily reached by phone or email.

We area reliable company that offers direct deposit. Pay starts at .07 cents per 65 character line including spaces. Raise will be given when MT is on their own needing minimal QA.

Could someone tell me how to apply with MDI.  I went to their web site and wrote them under their Contact Us link, but I have had no reply.  Other than sending them my resume through the Contact Us link, there's no way currently to apply from their site.  It may be that they are not accepting new applicants at this time.

Any help appreciated.  Thanks.

see which one is more appealing to you when you pass their tests, and then make your choice.

In this economy and with all the low paying jobs, just getting a job will be good!