Congrats! When I left the Q 2-1/2 years
Posted By: JK on 2009-04-27
In Reply to: A happy landing at a new job sm - Whew!
ago I landed an excellent job too. There are good ones still out there.
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Well said, and congrats on your 12 years! NM
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Congrats! 22 years for me on June 25. nm
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Congrats from here, also! 2 years -- I have 14 and have been too scared!
You must be awesome!
My favorite gifts over the years were the homemade ones - congrats for having the energy
I left 16 years ago and am ecstatic still..sm
I believe we were raised (some of us) from mothers who believed women were not *complete* unless they had a man. Many of us boomers are so over that and feel totally complete without a full-time man in our lives. I have plenty of friends and have men in my life, just not in my house full time. I will never ever compromise my freedom(s) again. Been there several times, done that several times, and am never doing it again. If someone finds *Mr. Right* - well that's terrific and I wish them well. It just isn't always the answer for MANY of us.
Prior to my leaving the ex, I had done a pros and cons list and the cons FAR OUTWEIGHED any reasons to stay. So, I gave him the house and the pet and I took the child.
I also believe 'tis far better to raise children in a happy divorced family than a miserably married family.
Best of luck to all !!
Same finger/left hand - many years ago
Somehow got my finger between the panels of my garage door when I was pulling it shut leaving for work. At that time, worked in Radiology Dept.- x-rays showed FX & had it splinted. Believe it or not, went onto work & over the weeks learned how to compensate & "type" without that finger. Actually, had a hard time re-training myself to use that finger after the splint was taken off. Just knew at that time I "had" to work (divorced - 3 kids, no support, etc.) Amazing what you can do when you have to!
I left MQ years ago and the world is still revolving.
That's your choice and it's your problem. No one here or anywhere can help you if you refuse to help yourself.
I worked for them 5 years (left in October).
I enjoyed working for them. I was making a more than comfortable living with them. I had good steady accounts and a wonderful management team.
I worked on the 3.5 CTS (former Total eMed) platform.
Your question, however, is not specific enough for you to receive sound information on.
Beware of anyone who makes vague gripes. Complaints that are legitimate have specifics in them.
One person's opinion of what is good or bad is not another's.
No way - MQ is the pits, left 6 years ago and never looked back.
There is greener grass, believe me.
Whew! I just left clinic notes after 4 years..sm.
and got back into acute care. My momentum is back and I feel like I'm part of the medical process again. I guess I just like acute care better. I can never go back to clinic notes. I can't deal with those 20-second charts. Took me longer to get in the chart than to type it. The company I WAS with had such a screwed up demo screen if you made 1 mistake you got put on probation. Just toooooo much for me.
IMO, that is.
I tested this morning, left blanks, and I have 17 years' experience. (sm)
I have no problem leaving blanks. It is not my job to suffer over poor dictation. It is my job to transcribe what is hearable. I will not compromise my sanity anymore over these lazy-butt doctors who think their time is so important that they rush through their dictation time. I will do the best I can, but I will not fret over blanks, and neither should anyone else.
What I WILL do is relisten at the end of the report. Sometimes I pick up on their *style* and can fill in some of the blanks. A relisten is all anyone should expect from us. My time is important, too.
I just left after 16 years of marriage. Hardest decision I've ever made, but something that I ha
My husband doesn't want to work. Never has and probably never will and it took me 16 years to figure out that nothing was ever going to change. He has been in and out of college over the years with a number of different majors and when he is on the verge of actually finishing something, he up and quits, because I believe he doesn't want to actually go out and get a job. He loves the going to school part, the studying, etc., but the actual finishing and putting his education to work, that's too overwhelming.
For years I made excuses for him, supported him, and actually believed that as he got older he would mature and finally find his way. He's 42 now and runs off every day with one of his unemployed friends to play frisbee golf or go hiking or water skiing or fishing while I'm sitting at home at my desk typing until my nose bleeds!
I was one of those women afraid of being by myself. I recently had a major depressive snap where I cried nonstop for three weeks. I found a great doctor who became a great friend and she helped me find the right medicine to get my head clear and then she helped me realize that I don't have to be afraid of anything. I was already supporting myself and my kids without anyone elses' help. What was so frightening about leaving my husband behind?
So quietly I made my plans to leave. I let my husband know that I was going to move back home to the area where all my family still lives when school let out this summer. He didn't believe me because I had said it all before. So I just made sure he knew I was thinking about it again. Then May came along and miracously a job opened up at the hospital in the small community I wanted to move back to. This hospital never has openings because they virtually have no employee turnover whatsoever. Everyone's been there at least 5 or more years. I took it as a sign and made my move. Within two days of submitting my resume, I had an interview set up. Without even waiting to see if I had the job, I packed up my kids and our stuff and told my husband "I'm going. I love you, but if you want to be with me you need to get a job and actually be my partner not one of my kids." And I left.
I got the job, thankfully. I've been here a month and I know without a doubt that it was the best thing I've done in a long time for me and my kids. My teenage son had built up a lot of resentment towards his father and their was a lot of anger and tension between the two of them before we moved. Now, my son is happier than I've seen him in years. He's more social, made a lot of friends, and even has a girlfriend now. My daughter misses her dad, but she has always been remarkably wise for her young age and is very open about saying how calm everything is up here.
So there's my story. I would never encourage anyone to divorce or leave their husband, and I haven't actually taken the step to file for divorce yet myself. But sometimes separation is liberating and therapeutic. It has been for me. I can't remember the last time I felt so peaceful.
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CONGRATS!!!
This is probably one of the HARDEST things you'll ever do in your life, but YOU'RE WORTH IT and so is your family!!!
Congrats!
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Congrats on the job!
I have had no problems with them at all. They are a great company to work for. Don't let anyone on this board tell you anything different.
Congrats!
I've been with MQ for six years, and have been quite happy. I have had steady work flow with only a day here and there off due to lack of work (1-2 times per year). I have had steady accounts and have been quite content! A word to the wise - take the negative things you hear about MQ on this board with a huge grain of salt.
congrats! ....
thanks for posting! i needed that smile this morning!! keep dancing and keep strong!
congrats!
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Congrats!!
Wow - congrats, "Ms. Hot Shot"!!
:) Congrats!! :) NM
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Congrats!
You must be a wonderful person to have such a special daughter - you taught her well. Congrats to the two of you!!!
congrats
you do have something to be proud of. You have a beautiful daughter!!
Congrats.
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Congrats, Sharon!
Congrats
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Congrats!!!!
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Congrats!!!
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Congrats
You should be proud of yourself. I tried but was going through a horrible expensive divorce and he just left me with all the bills and even with the attempted consolidation had to file a Chapter 13 but am paying off something to everyone but I really wish I had been able to go your route. I have 10 more payments to the bankruptcy courts and then I will feel good. But again, congratulations.
Congrats to all of you!
It's such a hard thing to do...y'all should be proud!
Congrats on the new job!
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Congrats!.......nm
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Congrats!!!
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congrats!
Hi, Can you let me know what the test entailed? I have the study guide but I wonder if they ask such in depth quetions as the study guide says?
Thanks, Linda
Congrats! nm
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Congrats
MT is harder than it seems. I've dreamed for a long time to be an MT. Learned today I'll keep on dreamin. Congrats to all those that love it and are successful at it.
Congrats!
How wonderful for you! It's so nice to hear about someone who isn't already rich winning like that. I agree with the other posters about not going crazy spending, but do enjoy yourself. Life is short, so have fun! Oh, I would probably quit the job. Explain your reason and I bet they'll wish you the best.
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Congrats!!
I don't know if I helped, but you're welcome if I did.
Congrats again.
congrats
WOOHOO!
I emailed out over 137 resumes in one weekend and got a job from those. There is a better result when you send out lots of resumes, I think.
Congrats! So excited for you!
Congrats to all of you!
I'm 57, attempting to re-enter nursing after being away for many years. My original goal in my 20s was to become a certified nurse midwife, which I never accomplished and still regret.
Good luck to all of us!!
Congrats
Congratulations! No matter what anyone says there are a lot of "flakes" in this business and when push comes to shove when actually competing for a good job (sadly few and far between) I think the CMT would give you the edge.
congrats
Congrats on completing your coursework. I am glad you got help off this board and not disillusioned. There are lots and lots of positive posts and you can get great word help. Just don't let the negative folks bring you down. I wish you the best of luck in your job search. Best advice is to be persistent and take the tests. I have transcribed for many years and still love it!
that's fantastic! congrats!!
how did you get so lucky to find a man that can actually voice his appreciation of you to you!!??? there aren't many out there like that.
Congrats! Now be sure to call (sm)
the police officer that wrote the ticket and let him know that you will see him in court! You don't want to take the chance of him not showing up for some unforeseen reason! Also, if he knows he needs to remember what her face looks like, it will be easier to do it now, then later. Once this little fiasco is part of her record, whenever she gets pulled over they will know she was convicted of providing false info! No more "I left my license at home" for her! Glad you got it taken care of so quickly!
First off, congrats on landing a job! (sm)
From what I've read, heard, and seen, ANY PLACE is a good place to start out. It is so difficult for a newbie to land the first job.
The best place to start out would be in-house so you have helpers right there, but so few hospitals have in-house MTs any more.
You will hear bad and good things about MQ, but at this point, just go into it with a positive attitude and as a way to get your foot in the door. After you get experience and if you're not happy there, at least you can put something on your resume.
BTW, I am happy with MQ in general. I love my office, so I just try and have a good attitude myself so I don't become distracted and waste time worrying about the other issues that plague them.
Again, way to go, newbie!!
Congrats to Steelers!
Broncos played terrible today and Steelers deserved this win!
CONGRATS!!! thanks for the idea of
normals for even those you hardly type, i'm starting a teaching hosp this week and i'm going to try that.
if you don't brag once in a while you may never get any praise! good job! now rest up
Congrats, Sharon! nm
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Congrats on both your baby and becoming an
MT! You can have the best of both worlds - stay home with your baby and work at the same time!! Yes, it can be done! I taught myself MTing while holding a newborn on my lap! As others have said, take advantage of when baby naps, while not forgetting your own sleep, and hang in there! Its challenging, but it 100% can be done. Probably lots less stress in the long run than having a baby and then trying to return to work - day care and the whole 9 yards! You can do it if you really want it!
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