Acute MLS openings for two great hospitals! - Transcription, Technology & Support Posted: Jan 21st, 2016 - 5:51 pm
TTS is one of the oldest transcription companies in New Hampshire and only hires or contracts with U.S. based MTs. We currently have two great opportunities for acute-care experienced MLS on the eScription and Dictaphone platforms.
We have approximately 15 openings remaining on a large acute-care hospital system in the South (phase two go-live early February). This is turning out to be a very productive account due to straight-forward account specifics and average ESL on the eScription platform. New to speech? This is the best opportunity to learn and build your speed and proficiency in editing as it is transitioning to speech slowly, typically increasing to 90% speech within 3-4 months.
We also have four openings on a long-term TTS account on the Dictaphone platform due to an increase in volume. It is a well-established speech recognition account(98-99%). This hospital is more challenging due to longer account-specifics in turn requiring strong attention to detail, but is very rewarding with a little time on the account as the pay rates are high for your expertise!
We have Independent Contractor (IC) positions available which require a minimum of 20 hours weekly. Base rates range from $.08 - $.095 for transcribed lines and $.04 - $.055 for VR edited lines (based on platform/account). You can also earn differentials for shift and weekend hours that add to your line rates. Earn more if you have a current AHDI credential. Work availability/volume varies based by account, but many options are currently available (most with one weekend day, however some Mon-Fri 12p starts are available on eScription). If you have at least three or more years of acute-care experience, Apply today at http://applyttsmt.com/apply.aspx for same-day consideration and contact.
LINK/URL: Acute MLS openings for phase two of hospital system!
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