She probably meant either MTACC or Meditech, not M-TEC. NM

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      • She probably meant either MTACC or Meditech, not M-TEC. NM - Deb
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What do people on this board think of MTACC.net?

Is this a good school? They say their job placement rate is 100%

I've searched the boards and don't see any real recent posts regarding Meditech.  I am starting a new radiology account which uses Meditech.  All I know is that I WILL NOT be using the Meditech program that uses Word.  Does that mean it is DOS-based?  Is that what MAGIC is?  Are they other Meditech programs that use something other than Word or DOS?  What are your average lines per day?  I hear a lot of people copy/paste from Word into the system.. does that work for all Meditech programs?  I would REALLY appreciate some info about this platform and people's average lines on it.  Thanks so much.

I was actually referring to the allstatetranscription website. I failed to notice that the link didn't show in my original post. Here it is, if anyone is interested.

www.allstatetranscription.com

I believe they would agree with the above Poster, that M-tech and Andrews are at the top of the list. I didn't know those places existed when I started into training. I don't know much about Career Step.

I went through Allied Business Schools, and their MTAPPP (medical terminology, etc) course is excellent, and very thorough, but I felt the interaction was sparce on the Transcription Course. I believe the books they use are good, they just need a bit more interaction between students and staff, more grading and feedback on transcripts. If you want to just work through their textbook on your own to see if that line of work interests you, you could get it from Barnes and Noble booksellers. It is called

Fundamentals and Practice of Medical Transcription, and it would provide a nice introduction to the subject, but I don't advise buying the whole MT course through Allied.