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CNN: 10 companies that will hire you to work at home
Actually, there is one medical transcription company listed (Spheris).
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Thanks to everyone who sent me personal e-mails. The stories really touch me and I appreciate them.
They also point out what a big issue this is for women and how fearful many of us are. No matter the outcome, whether benign or malignant, we all have anxiety and fear when we're dealing with the possibility of cancer.
hello! I am 55 and this is my first attempt
at bloging (now is that two g's or one) any
way I graduated with an AAS in Medical Term
-terminology in '06 and I have been trying
very hard to find an at home position. The
problem I am sure everyone is aware of is,
no experiendce, no work. If we don't work,
how DO we get the experience needed?
I have tried all I can think of and I would
like help of any kind. I think this is a
great place to start.
Pat
Ok I'm new to this site and new to blogging,not real sure what to say, I've been an MT for 15 years, it will be 10 with the doctors I work for now (ENT/facial plastic groupe) and also a bartender/server part time for extra money since the death of my husband a few years ago, am looking forward to meeting other MTs and hopefully this will be a good place to bounce some questions off of other MTs for opinions when I'm not quite sure, as I am the only MT for the two office i work at. Anyway gotta get busy working. JJ
Two years ago, at the age of 49, I had never had a mammogram and only sporadically did breast self exams. When I became aware of a painful lump in my left breast, I was certain it was a reaction to all the hype surrounding Breast Cancer Awareness month, which is October. Denial can be pretty darn creative, don't you think?
In a followup to the School Wars, I read this blog: Send in the Cannibals! from ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals HIM Insider Blogs.
Go on any medical transcription forum and you will find a war raging about medical transcription schools. The common opinion among the most vociferous is that there are only two choices one should make and no other school or program is worthy of consideration.
I’m not going to name names but let’s call those two schools Harvard and Stanford.
I finally got totally fed up with the lack of service at my server hosting facility, so the past two weeks have been spent moving web sites to a new server.
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