Can you please share the company that offered you a position? Thanks. nm

• JOB OFFER. - Carm
  • Re:Carm - Renia
    • JOB OFFER. - Thanks.
  • agree with everyone else, take it - aa
  • Can you please share the company that offered you a position? Thanks. nm - also looking
  • take it - if nothing else for the - experience - sm
    • I agree. Take it for the experience. It will take you 2 years of experience but you will easily - make 30+ per year then NM

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I am a new and I was offered a job by another MT who has lots of extra work. Is it a good idea to take work like this. Please I need some advice on this.

Cathy

When I first started out, I graduated from a business college.  Nine months, five days a week, four hours a day of schooling.  When I finished top of my class I thought I was ready.  I struggled to find a job; not too much outsourcing back then.  I begged a medical records director to hire me on, and he did.  I literally was not ready for what was to come.  Luckily I was mentored by a lady who knew it all.  She was great.  After six years at the hospital, I broke away and started with my own accounts.  I have raised four children (youngest in kindergarden).  I have been a team mom for baseball, board of director member for local little league, and never missed a school function.  This has been an awesome profession for me.  Some days are better than others as far as pay is concerned, but on average I am pulling $200 a day....not bad. 

There is a book out there that might be of help to you new graduates.  It is called The Medical Phrase Book.  That book helped me very much.  The other thing that really works is using a telephone book A-Z to jot down new meds and words you learn. 

Good luck to all of you.

I've worked for 19 years as a Transcriptionist for a mental health facility and now that I'm close to being able to retire, I'd like to do the transcription from home, but because I'm not certified, can't get a second look.  Any suggestions????  Thanks

Terri

Hi Lori,

Check with someone at Career Step.  They should offer you a listing of employers who will test their graduates.  I am an M-Tec grad, and there are many job opportunities available for graduates.  I would think that Career Step would offer the same thing.  Since you have some experience under your belt, I am sure you would have no trouble finding a job!

Good luck!

Hi!  Just wondering I am new to this and I am still in school but really would like to start working ....How Do I find a Entry Level position...These companies don't want anyone without at least 2 years experience and Up..What about the rest of us?

Georgia

entirely worth it.  The lower pay (at least for a while) versus the stress you feel as an RN - only you can decide, but in the long run I'll go with MT any day. 

Also, if I were you, I would go with M-Tec rather than CS.  It is a much more comprehensive program, and you will be much more prepared.  Yes, it is a bit more expensive, but you will have many, many job offers when you graduate and can pick what suits you best.   

that might be able to help her out, as I work in 12-hour TATs, but the more I saw the posts left from her, the more I chose not to get involved.  I come to this board for the specific reason of offering help, as I feel anyone who truly needs a break should be given the opportunity.  However, Lisa has made it blatantly clear that the only opportunity she wants is on HER terms and I actually feel slighted that I was willing to take a chance with someone who comes across the way she has.

Also, I am offended by the fact that Lisa states her first job is "Mom," as if mine is not.  Yes, I do WORK as an MT and I work hard at it, but I also am there for every single aspect of my children's lives, including class mother, PTA chairperson, basketball, softball, baseball, dance, etc.  I work hard daily for the balance (without the benefit of my wonderful husband) and I MAKE it work for all of us and for that I am rewarded and blessed.  How dare someone even critique my abilities, especially as a mother. 

has a screw loose. 

A friend of mine who was recently looking for a job had been talking to a lady from New England Transcription (not sure if this is the same company??) and had been given the total run around from them. 

First the lady said that they paid 9 cents a line to start, then when my friend got the contract (which she had to call the lady for 5 or 6 times), it said 5 cents a line.  Then she never heard from the lady who hired her until the day before she was supposed to begin the job.  Then, the day she was supposed to start, she was told there was no work, and she should call back in a few weeks. 

Needless to say, she didn't take this job, but it wasted about 3 weeks (from the time she accepted the position until they told her it was no longer available due to lack of work). 

If this is the same company, maybe ask for the contract up front and review it carefully.  Ask what the work load is like and all that good stuff.  Hopefully it's not the same place.

Just wanted to know if anybody has ever worked for Breitner Transcription and what they are like?

Thanks!

I think some companies but a time frame on when  you can test again if you do not do well the first time.  Good luck

The company I'm an IC with is located in CA but I live in TN. Since I've had a problem with my sleep for *years,* it was an ideal situation in terms of what accounts to put me on. I'm in charge of H&Ps on three specific accounts. They need the reports by 6 a.m. their time, which is 8 a.m. my time. No problem. It's rare for me to sleep until 4:45 a.m. Usually, I'll get up around 2:30 to 3 p.m. I just go back to sleep for a few hours when the morning rush is done. My work day ends by 4 p.m. my time, which is 2 p.m. their time.