That simply isn't true. - sm

Posted: Sep 17th, 2016 - 8:55 pm In Reply to: In medical transcription, those who can, do. - and those who cant, supervise.

There are many supervisors who are excellent transcriptionists, and are often promoted for that very reason. The thing is, being a great MT doesn't guarantee that they'll make great supervisors.

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SLAP-M: My response to Jay Vance - sm (Views: 1954, 2016-09-17, 10:26 am)
- Thank you for a BRILLIANT response to my post! - Jay (Views: 805, 2016-09-17, 1:38 pm)
  - Thank you for casting light on a very pervasive problem. - Your article was a needed breath of fresh air. (Views: 733, 2016-09-17, 3:21 pm)
    - I get so sick and tired of the risks being - thrust on us. (Views: 653, 2016-09-17, 5:56 pm)
      - In medical transcription, those who can, do. - and those who cant, supervise. (Views: 701, 2016-09-17, 8:22 pm)
        That simply isn't true. - sm
        LOL - I have yet to see a supervisor who can - transcribe worth a dime. (Views: 548, 2016-09-19, 2:46 pm)
        In over 30 years I've had exactly one supervisor who - could not transcribe. (Views: 762, 2016-09-20, 8:40 am)
- SLAP-M - Sienna (Views: 723, 2016-09-20, 11:24 am)
  - I'm really sorry to hear this. - Jay (Views: 639, 2016-09-23, 8:52 pm)