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Legal And General Transcription

The following companies are usually hiring home workers to transcribe documents for businesses, individuals, and the courts.

TIP: Before you check out the companies below, here are a few other ways to find general, medical, legal transcription work online. Go to Google.com and type in the search term, “transcriber needed,” and click “search.” The first page should be filled with the most current transcription jobs… companies advertising that they need transcribers. Simplyhired.com and Indeed.com are two other sites that are great for finding jobs. Just type in anything like, Transcription, general transcription, medical transcription, etc in their search box. You can also subscribe to their Rss feed so that you can have the jobs sent directly to your email as they become available. Try it right now. You’ll see what I’m talking about.




PRODUCTION TRANSCRIPTS
Production Transcripts




LEGAL LANGUAGE SERVICES
Legal Language Services
This site offers legal translation, transcription, interpreting, international service of process, and litigation support for legal professionals and the general public.




A TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES 2000 SERVICES, INC.
Transcription Services 200




WORDWAVE, INC.
Wordwave




TIGERFISH
Tigerfish




UBIQUS
Ubiqus




NET TRANSCRIPTS, INC.
Net Transcripts
This is the first company to hire me as a General Transcriptionist. This is an excellent company to work for. They gave me my first break. The pay is not too bad either.




EMEDIAMILLWORKS
EmediaMillWorks




CYBER SECRETARIES
Cyber Secretaries




FANTASTIC TRANSCRIPTS
Fantastic Transcripts




AMERICAN HIGH-TECH TRANSCRIPTON AND REPORTING, INC.
American High-Tech Transcription




CYBERTRANSCRIBERS
Cybertranscribers




TYPEWRITE TRANSCRIPTION & WORDPROCESSING SERVICE
Typewrite Transcription




TRUSTFORTE LANGUAGE SERVICES
Trustforte Language Services
This company always needs language specialists. They also specialize in foreign language audiotape and videotape transcription.




NOTE: Please check to see if each company is hiring before contacting them. Companies hate to be inundated with too many calls.

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I really want to get a job in transcription. Im a pretty fast typer, and Im a homebody, so this would be a great job for me. I don’t have any experience, but I found a place called Tigerfish, and another called Accutran….and a few more. They just said to apply, and you have to take a typing test. But, once I apply do you know how long it will generally take to get an interview and get hired? I would love to start as soon as possible. Thanks!

There are transcription jobs (medical and general) on the website below. Some are in-house, some are remote. You can also look at craigslist for anyone seeking transcription service, and offer them a cut rate just so you can get the experience. Then use them as a reference.

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I’m going for a job as a medical sales rep. I have a resume now, not sure how it looks, I would love an outside opinion. Thanks for your consideration!

Molly ********
408 Washington Street
*******************
(443) 310-*****

Objective:

To obtain a professional sales position, leading to management in the pharmaceutical and medical device sales industry, where my administrative experience, communication skills, and initiative can be utilized to increase sales and improve customer relations.

Education:

Towson University, 9/2001 – 5/2003
B.S. Sociology/Anthropology, Criminal Justice Concentration

Anne Arundel Community College, 9/1999 – 5/2001
A.A. General Studies Transfer

Member of Phi Theta Kapa Honor Society

Experience:

Gee Cosper & Associates 2007 – present

Assistant to the President
• Performing a variety of detailed office administrative tasks, including developing daily office procedures
• Compose technical correspondence, including writing a variety of reports and materials from notes, research and source material in files
• Maintaining a complex filing system, including confidential material
• Preparing agenda and other materials, distributing as necessary
• Maintaining of records on office activities pertaining to personnel, purchasing, travel expenses and related activities
• Development and maintenance of our company website

Pusser’s Caribbean Company Store and Grille 2004 – present

Retail Sales Associate
• Operating a computerized point of sale cash register and inventory management system; including the accurate entering of sales information, receiving payment for products, processing credit card transactions, refunds, exchanges and voids
• Reconciling daily sales, prepare deposits, and produce end of day reports for management
• Actively engaging customers in conversation and assisting in the understanding, demonstration, description and selection of merchandise

Training Server
• Escorting guests to tables, cocktail preparation, wine service and sales
• Explaining the menu and special orders items to guests and cooks
• Providing a high level of quality customer service to patrons
• Training of new employees in customer service standards and procedures and use of computer systems.

Anne Arundel Community College, Academic Advising 1999 – 2001

Student Worker, front desk
• Answered telephones and gave information to callers, and transfer calls to appropriate individuals
• Scheduled appointments for students with certain advisors after determining their particular educational needs
• Greeted all visitors and callers, handling their inquiries, and directing them to the appropriate individuals according to their needs
• Operated office equipment such as fax machines, copiers and phone systems and used computers for word processing, spreadsheet and other applications

Jerome H. Markoff, Esq. 1999 – 2002

Legal Secretary
• Contacted clients on a daily basis, updating outstanding balances and court pleadings.
• Filed documents with courts and assisted in trial preparation
• Collected data and reviewed research materials, determined accuracy and validity of sources and appropriateness for use
• Typed and prepared reports or other written materials from source documents and transcription
• Received calls and greeted visitors, recorded and relayed messages, responded to requests for information

Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office, Summer 1999

Volunteer
• Assisted the criminal investigative unit by preparing and analyzing evidence for trial.
• Located and attached appropriate files to incoming correspondence
• Prepared and processed documents; reviewed for accuracy and completeness
• Maintained files and record keeping systems

References available upon request.

pretty good.I review apps/res etc weekly,Yours has just enough info that would make me read it,so many people put so much,I don’t even read them…..
1-phone nbrs…..home…..include a cell….
also never let a call from a prospective employer go to voice mail…
2-add your email address,many people,me included,paste resumes into files and respond to potential employee via email….
3-personalize your first sentence to the specific company and specific position….find out what that company calls that position…..it will make you feel like you are one of them;;;;

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Here’s a little history: I am a 37-year-old female who has been a medical transcriptionist (by title) at a mental health facility since 1993. There were seven transcriptionists working there when I was first hired; however, I am the only transcriptionist left and the only person who dictates now is the doctor (all the clinicians now are required to type their own notes). I also record and type all the meetings (there are one to two meetings a day on average). That now consists of 90% of my job. I can type minutes to meetings, but I still feel out of my element in doing that, even 10 years after I was assigned to do that task (whereas medical transcription comes naturally to me).

Ever since they hired this one woman (I’ll call her K.M.), some of my job responsibilities (some purchasing and making graphs for the client satisfaction surveys, among a couple of other things) have been relegated to her. It should be of note that K.M. is the daughter of the President of the Board of Directors and she brown-noses Management all the time.

My supervisor is getting ready to have a kidney transplant this year and will most likely retire around age 60 (she just turned 58). My supervisor has been so flexible with me for 15 years as far as my schedule, is like a second mom to me, and in return I’ve helped her whenever I could (including personal favors). I don’t have the heart to look for another job while my supervisor is still there and needs my help, and because the economy in general is so bad. I am thinking about finding another job around the same time she retires (in other words: "When she leaves, I leave.") Will my timing be right in that case as far as finding another job? I have a feeling in my gut that once she leaves, that I will get laid off.

I think you are doing the right thing. As long as your Supervisor is there and you have a terrific relationship with her, I would stay put. You said they are delegating more work to the President’s daughter so I would not be surprised if they were preparing to let you go earlier. She is (more than likely) a cheaper paycheck because you have been there for a long time and they are basically weaning out your other duties by making the others type their own work.

I am in the same predicament. I work from home, but many of my duties were given to someone else who was recently hired in. Things I’ve always typed will now be done by the person who creates the report themselves. I am basically marching time, not making waves and just waiting for them to let me go. I still do a good job, but my time is coming to an end with this company.

Hopefully in a few years the economy will be better and you can find a job elsewhere.

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I learn`t Teeline shorthand on my Secretarial course at college years ago.
I never got into a job that asked for it. But, i guess audio transcription replaced it.
Does anyone still use their shorthand in the workplace or in general.
I still sometimes think of words in Shorthand.
It was hard to know what category to put this in, so i went for the suggested one. :S

Same as everything else gets replaced sign of the times don’t know why they don’t leave things alone x

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I like my job (medical transcription/taking meeting minutes at a mental health clinic) and have been there 16 years, but my self-esteem has taken a nosedive in general because some of the clinicians heavily criticize my work and a couple of them want to see me fired, whereas other clinicians praise my work. About 75% of my side duties have been given to a brown-nose who is the daughter of the Board president and she doesn’t do wrong in nobody’s eyes, even when she misses deadlines. (If I did the same thing, I would be written up). My boss says in a nice way to just stick it out. (Management went through a change in December 2008 for the first time in 15 years, and a lot of people are resigning). I live 30 miles away from work (60 miles round-trip), but have a very flexible schedule including working at home once a week. Nevertheless, is it time to move on and get another job?

Move on to newer greener pastures… not worth it.

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I like my job (medical transcription/taking meeting minutes at a mental health clinic) and have been there 16 years, but my self-esteem has taken a nosedive in general because some of the clinicians heavily criticize my work and a couple of them want to see me fired, whereas other clinicians praise my work. My boss says, "Ignore the people who criticize you" and "Clinicians will be clinicians". I also live 30 miles away from work, but have a very flexible schedule including working at home once a week. Nevertheless, is it time to move on and get another job?

Sometimes when you have been at one job for for a long while you can get a little complacent. I would ask the clinicians who criticize your work exactly what it is that they don’t like about your performance. Who knows, it may be more personnel than work related. Good Luck

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I’m starting back to school in the fall to begin my associate degree for administrative assistance. My college gives me five choices; general, medical, accounting, business, and legal. I decided to give me a broader chance of getting a job after school I would do both medical and general.

I want to be able to finish in 2 years. I already have some college credit from my pervious school (not all will transfer since most classes were for the major I previously was doing). However, I’m assuming I don’t really need to finish the general administrative assistance courses since there is only 2 that are different from medical. (Speed writing and web page design). Should I just go for medical? Should I try take the courses for coding and transcription also to give me more job options? Or should I just keep it simple?

it depends if you think you would like a job doing medical coding and transcription. I have a cousin who did it and she loved it, and make pretty decent money. plus she could often take work home with her for overtime pay.

If it doesn’t take too much longer, i suggest doing the medical focus, but also take those 2 other classes (speed writing and web design) – it won’t take you long to do that and you will have even more marketability. That way you won’t feel "pigeon holed" into the medical market – you’ll have more options

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