Acute Care Openings On Various Accounts! - Transcription, Technology & Support Posted: Feb 10th, 2016 - 2:01 pm
This is a great time to join TTS as we have a variety of great accounts and schedules for the seasoned acute-care MT.
eScription – Five openings left on a large hospital system in the South. Phase two of this system is going live soon and this is a good opportunity for those new to speech editing as the account started in December as all transcription with the speech slowly building over the coming months. Openings on a large West Coast trauma center as well as a handful of miscellaneous seasoned speech accounts and schedules are available.
Dictaphone – Several openings on a challenging Florida facility due to added volume. This account requires MTs with a strong focus on quality and details. This large hospital has all acute-care work report types and average to above-average ESL. Shifts are early 2nd (11a EST) or later. This account is challenging but extremely lucrative and rewarding for the right MT. Primarily editing with very good speech quality.
New Accounts coming! We will be adding 3-4 new accounts on our Dictaphone team in the coming weeks with a variety of schedule options. Apply today so you are first in line for the new accounts/schedules!
TTS is one of the oldest transcription companies in New Hampshire and only employs or contracts with U.S. based MTs. 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.
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.
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