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I also work for a MTSO BUT...SM - Old Anon Posted: Oct 20th, 2015 - 8:55 am In Reply to: I donât know - me
this small IC account kind of fell into my lap 7 years ago, and it happened to be working in an EMR for a doc who is an ESL cardiologist and can barely string an English sentence together. He has gotten better over the years because I am allowed to "fix up" his English, so his syntax has gotten a lot better because of that.
I think the point of this whole thread is that if you are given the opportunity to pick up an IC account, whether it be straight transcription and/or working in a small practice's EMR, is to not low ball your line rate and to charge a decent line rate. I agree that anywhere from 10-14 cpl is good depending on the nature of the work (specialty, ESL) and/or location, but that's something you'd have to determine when you are approached. You might be pleasantly surprised when they take you up on your offer.
I wouldn't want to try to live off a string of IC accounts of any size, and I wouldn't go out and try to solicit clients. I, too, like the stability of working for a MTSO as an employee with reliable work and some benefits.
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