http://mtherald.com/why-medical-transcription-is-an-ideal-career-for-perfectionists/ The Miscellaneous Yakkings of a Medical Transcriptionist Fri, 10 Sep 2010 15:10:47 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc http://mtherald.com/why-medical-transcription-is-an-ideal-career-for-perfectionists/#comment-13543 Medical Transcription - The Pros and The Cons | Medical Transcriptionist Training Wed, 13 May 2009 15:32:16 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=382#comment-13543 [...] Why Medical Transcription Is An Ideal Career For Perfectionists? [...] [...] Why Medical Transcription Is An Ideal Career For Perfectionists? [...]

]]> http://mtherald.com/why-medical-transcription-is-an-ideal-career-for-perfectionists/#comment-13404 Mark Mon, 09 Mar 2009 20:17:06 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=382#comment-13404 It is true about quality and quantity. And that's why I agree with you about MT can hardly afford to be perfectionist. It is true about quality and quantity. And that’s why I agree with you about MT can hardly afford to be perfectionist.

]]> http://mtherald.com/why-medical-transcription-is-an-ideal-career-for-perfectionists/#comment-13388 Raj Wed, 25 Feb 2009 02:24:50 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=382#comment-13388 I agree that in the medical transcription business scenario, competition has become so intense nowadays with the work getting outsourced to offshore destinations that it has become survival of the fittest, but that doesn't mean quality can be compromised, as any compromise on quality of the documents may need to pay a hefty price/compensation at a later stage. Imagine those medical transcription documents as your own data; handle the records as if you would handle yours. Both quality and quantity has to go hand on hand. The more efficient a medical transcriptionist in handling both these aspects efficiently, the more value and earnings potential for that MT either employed in a MTSO or as an independent contractor procuring orders directly from the clinics. Despite all the cons and outsourcing woes, medical transcription is still a stable, attractive career choice in these tough economic times. I agree that in the medical transcription business scenario, competition has become so intense nowadays with the work getting outsourced to offshore destinations that it has become survival of the fittest, but that doesn’t mean quality can be compromised, as any compromise on quality of the documents may need to pay a hefty price/compensation at a later stage. Imagine those medical transcription documents as your own data; handle the records as if you would handle yours. Both quality and quantity has to go hand on hand. The more efficient a medical transcriptionist in handling both these aspects efficiently, the more value and earnings potential for that MT either employed in a MTSO or as an independent contractor procuring orders directly from the clinics. Despite all the cons and outsourcing woes, medical transcription is still a stable, attractive career choice in these tough economic times.

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