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Does anyone know of hospitals in Phoenix that have a transcription department? - Private messages are fine.

Posted: Aug 08, 2013

I will be relocating there soon for my husband's job and need to find another hospital or clinic transcription job. I'll wash dishes somewhere before I go back to one of the nationals after what I experienced with Nuance purchasing my wonderful company, so I'd really like to find something in a local hospital. If they let us work remote after a short training period, pretty much anywhere in Arizona would do.

Feel free to send a private message if you don't any to cause a flood of applicants someplace. I have 13 years of experience including teaching hospitals and am very good at my job. I can back it up on live written and transcription tests and have good references. I know people worry about sending any random person to the good employers, so I feel I need to state some of that. :-) Any info is greatly appreciated. I'm working on finding this info myself as well, but any heads-ups would be fabulous.

Im typing on my phone, so I apologize if autocorrect took some liberties with my word choices.

Hospital transcription in AZ - AnOldMT

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Three years ago, I was laid off at one of the last hospitals that had an in-house medical transcription department in the Phoenix area. I don't know of any other hospitals in the area who have in-house transcription; all the work has been outsourced as far as I can tell and I haven't been able to find any transcription positions here and have almost 40 years of experience. Good luck!

ditto and includes all surrounding areas to Phoenix like Sun City, etc. Closest I've - seen lately have been ads

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for in-house down in Tucson and up in Flagstaff.

Well, darn. Looks like it may be time for a career change then. - Good jobs are so hard to find.

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My short experience with being acquired by Nuance was one of the worst periods in my life, no exaggeration. I absolutely love the hospital that I'm working for. I'm so sad to leave it.

There are two that are in-house in Phoenix - justsayin

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Mayo Clinic is still in-house and so is Scottsdale Healthcare. Scottsdale Healthcare is not hiring anymore. Several have retired in the past 3 months. They are mostly VR, the ER has used Dragon for 3 years or scribes and they outsource Acute Care to stay in TAT rather than hire or provide OT. I give them 6 months or less before fully outsourced. Mayo also uses VR, not sure what percentage. Not hiring. I just retired after 25 years. Get a HIT AAS degree and move into other areas. Transcription is on its last legs.

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