If you are a medical transcriptionist with a minimum of two-years of experience transcribing acute care medical reports, (such as history and physicals, operative notes, discharge summaries, consultations, radiology reports, etc.), and desire the potential to work from home, this may be the job for you.

Voice Recognition has been implemented and this gives the transcriptionist the ability to edit the report, instead of transcribing the entire document.

If you pride yourself in transcribing quality documents and strive for excellence in the job you perform, the Baptist Hospital East team could be just what you are looking for.

The medical transcriptionists play a very significant role ensuring that turnaround times are met in order to enhance patient care. This position requires in-house training for up to six-months.

Description of Department Functions: Transcribe various dictation work types such as history and physicals, operative/procedure notes, discharge summaries, consultations, radiology reports, etc. The transcribed reports transfer into a database that is online in order for caregivers to have access to review their reports once they have been transcribed. Transcribed reports are generated for the distribution for patient charting.

• Facilities contact the department for copies of reports for potential patient office visits, etc.
• Medical editing of Voice Recognition documents.
  

Equipment/Technology Used: Dictaphone System for transcription and editing of dictated reports. Pathways Image Manager for reviewing medical records online.

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