Q: What is Medical Transcription?
A: Virtually every encounter that takes place between a health care provider and his or her patient must be put into written documentation. Generally, the information is recorded either onto tape or a digital voice processing system. The dictated information is then listened to by a medical transcriptionist (MT) who transcribes the report into either a hard copy or an electronic medical record using a computer and a word processor.
Q: Does it require training?
General Description:Medical transcription is one of the fastest growing home-based professions in the country. The demand for qualified medical transcriptionists continues to accelerate, creating unprecedented financial and career opportunities for people who have the skills to succeed in the fast-paced environment.
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