Just wondering? Any tips will be helpful.
I do medical and general transcription from home. I'm a virtual assistant and I contract for small businesses, small doctor's practices and also large transcription companies that outsource their work. I don't know I guess that sounds good, but more importantly is your accuracy of the transcript that you provide back.
I wish that I had the answer to that. Please though do Not get sucked into those ads for 'at-home' jobs in medical transcription :) Perhaps you can take a course at the local community college and find out that way or even talk with one of the instructors. Just having some courses, however, I think can make one more marketable.
Here is a website for the American Association for Medical Transcription: www.aamt.org
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