transcriber
Posted By: me on 2006-01-30
In Reply to: Keystrokes BOUGHT an office rather than renting, moved - KS Lead MT
In the transcription industry, a transcriber is one who merely types what they hear (therefore blanks and errors) while a Transcriptionist is a specialist in the field.
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Yes, we are the transcriber, but it sounds as
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Medical Transcriber, II
Does anyone have any information on this company? I searched the archives but didn't find anything. Thanks!
Verbatim Transcriber Wanted
*PLEASE READ BEFORE APPLYING*
We are seeking highly qualified experienced transcribers to handle the increased workload. We are ramping up for a very busy season and with that we are structuring our staff to handle the new volume of work.
Transcribers must be highly proficient and experienced transcribers. Only transcribers with experience transcribing from digital files will be hired. Please indicate your years of transcription experience and your current WPM. Please-No beginners, no students- you will not receive a response.
We prefer transcribers who can transcribe from digital video files as well as digital audio files. (MP4, MOV, WMV, RM) using the StartStop Transcription system. If you use a different system please state which one you use.
We have a series of interviews and conferences in digital audio format that need to be transcribed verbatim. This includes every single utterance and noise in the audio. Our client will have a linguist specialist go through the audio so it is important the transcript is exact. The content is not technical, speakers sometimes will have heavy southern accents, and the audio is mostly clear.
Accuracy is the key with these transcripts.
-Ability to include every phrase, word, utterance, and background noises
-Above average grammar skills
-Speaker recognition skills (ability to correctly identify multiple speakers in the audio)
There are quite a few of these and we would like someone dependable to work on this project.
Candidates must have the ability to transcribe from home with high-speed internet, a foot pedal, and up-to-date computer software.
Please email all relevant data and resume to careers@anptranscriptions.com
Standard tape transcriber
Hi all! Anyone have, or know where, I can purchase a standard tape transcriber at a decent price?
A C-phone is a digital transcriber. You use it to dial into
a system, possibly you dial directly into the hospital system or possibly the office system and you use the foot pedal connected to the C-phone to control the dictation, the same as you would any type of food pedal. C-phone is the term you hear most often just like you hear Kleenex for tissues. There are many such units that are compatible with multiple systems. A C-phone will usually cost you $200+, but you can sometimes find a good deal on the equipment board here or on e-bay. You need to have a surge protector on the phone line as well as on the power supply, or disconnect every time there is a storm. Also avoid having any fluids near the C-phone, especially if they have sugar in them - ask me how I know.
Keystrokes has an ad for a pathology transcriber on the job seekers board. sm
Is Pathology easy to do? I have 8 years in acute care but have never done pathology or radiology and might be interested in a change.
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