BOS is moving away from the hyphenated form so followup is the

• how do you hyphenate followup before and after a noun? thanks - cb
  • hyphenation - QAS
  • Reply - jodi johnson
    • This is wrong! Do NOT hyphenate - Nope
    • thanks - cb
    • Not a hard and fast rule anymore. Strictly up to QA and - what client wants anymore. NM
  • BOS is moving away from the hyphenated form so followup is the - noun and adjective form. To follow up is the verb
    • thanks - cb
    • Page 172 of your BOS. Your QA will let you know - if they want follow-up visit, however. NM Client S
      • ...Client specifications are what rules, though, so - you may be told to do otherwise. NM

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Hi All,

I am taking a long break and moving to California. Yeap that's right I am just up and leaving. So I must travel Lite.

I am in search of a house to rent--so if any of you Californians know of a place I would appreciate it.

I am selling: This would be great for someone thinking of evidently having their own accounts.

C-phone and headset with instruction manual (paid $200)

USB universal foot pedal (paid $100)

Panasonic Cassette transcriber with foot pedal (regular cassette) (paid $250) Great for those doctors still using regular cassettes or great doing general transcription work.

Resource materials:

Medical Transcription Guide Do's and Don'ts 3rd edition (this is the most recent one) (paid $44)

Nurse's Pocket Drug Guide

PDR Nurse's Drug Handbook

Dorland's Pocket Medical Dictionary 27th edition

Sloane's Medical Word Book

The AAMT Book of Style

Stedman's Medical Dictionary (Illustrated in color) 28th edition with CD

The language of Medicine with CD inside

Medical Transcriptionist's Desk Reference (Carolyn Collins-Gates)

CD transcription sample reports

I would like to sell all as one price so best offer.

I am not sure how to hypenate or IF you hyphenate followup.  i.e.  followup xray

I have heard that sometimes it helps. I am on my third job since I graduated this summer. The first company I left because it was VR, and I just couldn't work fast enough to make any money at 4 cpl. The second job I had lost the account I worked on and had to let me go. I have been with my third company for a month now, and they have had so many issues with their software that I didn't work all last week. I haven't worked for more than 2 days in a row without any problems. I am now on the job search again because I can't rely on these people and they will just not return my emails for days on end.

I probably sent out 10-15 resumes and applications before anyone responded back. All of the jobs offers I received had required 3 to 5 years of experience, so don't be afraid to apply to those.

Good luck! I know how disappointing it is to spend hours taking a test and not even get a reply.