Pet peeve.. - DiggerMT

Sorry, I just have to vent. This PhD I type evals for uses the phrase, "The form indicates...." The form is filled out by the parents. It would seem to me that the PARENTS indicate -- as the form is an inanimate object and cannot "indicate" anything. OK, getting off my soap box and back to work. P.S. She also ends many sentences in prepositions. ...

It is beginning to drive me CRAZY that these companies never feel like they owe us any explanation whatsoever when we run out of work. On my job, I will have full lines maybe three days and then the fourth day not one drop of work. Sometimes, I will email my supervisor to ask her and don't get a response back. I cannot understand why anyone would feel that we should go to work, not have a single thing to do, and we deserve zero communication as to why! Back when I first s ...

Dictate on your phone and leave it on buzz so I can decipher through that.. ...

More than anything, I hate it when they're eating and dictating. I can't verbalize how upset this makes me. I'm not asking the dictator to kiss my rear end, but right now I've got an ESL with an incomprehensible accent chomping and chewing in my ear. AAAARRRRGGGGHHHHHH!!!!! ...

Ooooh! This gets me. This is an NP who is dictating acute care - "The patient comes in with a diagnosis of non-insulin dependent diabetes 'myelitis'." Puhleeze! The same dictator pronounces "organomegaly" as "organomeglea." It's like hearing someone scratching their fingernails down a blackboard. Shouldn't these people have had enough schooling to be able to sound out words?! ...

After struggling with names like Siobhan, Ahleksi (concocted to prove a point), and Yvan, I am so happy to have a "normal name" such as what sounds like "John Carter." Whew! Finally! A no-brainer! But I start to look it up-- no such thing in the data base. Well! It just happens to be "John Carter" spelled "Gionn Kharter." This is just a not-real-life illustration. But isn't it irritating when you finally get a regular-sounding name and it's not so regular, and the d ...

I know this is petty, but for some reason, it grates on my nerves to hear: blah, blah Period space space. Or Colon space space enter. I mean, please, are we considered that incompentent? but on the other end of the spectrum we have those that don't say any punctuation, which is absolutely fine, but a pause would be nice. It's not necessary to dictate a whole report in one breath. ...

I have a POSTER pet peeve. When a comment or question is posted about a specific company, why is the original poster likely to never elaborate? Why are they wasting everyone’s time? What is up with these hit-and-run posts? Someone makes an outrageous comment or asks a question implying something negative. Then when you answer and either ask for more information or ask the original poster a question, the original poster is long gone – never to be heard ...

I just have to vent.....the thing that I cannot stand most about this job - even more than the pay, the lack of work, etc....is when the dictator CHEWS GUM when he/she is dictating. The sound of someone smacking their gum, whether in person or on the phone, makes me CRAZY. I am positive they do not do this in front of patients or other doctors...but since we aren't 'real people' to them...they just smack away. I can barely get through the report. OK. ...

We dont get paid for ADT information,,YET I got back a report I sent through QA and it said I have to fix all the ADT information with ? next to the docs, that is like every report..what the heck? ...

has got to be doctors burping in my ears, so gross! ...

Mine is chewing of any sort -- food, gum, etc. They can't be so busy that they have to dictate while smacking. ...

Unless the CP states otherwise... When the doctor dictates "Dr. Smith," don't pull in his full name with credentials from the database, just type "Dr. Smith." Example: Dictated: " I called Dr. Smith to the ER. " Type: I called Dr. Smith to the ER. NOT: I called Emmett J. Smith, MD, to the ER. If the doctor does dictate a full name or for some other reason you do pull the name in from the database, remember to put a comma after the credentials if it is in the middle of the sentence. ...

How do you keep every profile straight when you have about 60 to follow? And how do you make any money? Honestly would rather be NJA then handle all these different accounts, at least I could accomplish something like maybe housework, or walking the dogs. ...

I've been a transcriptionist for more than 25 years, have worked for 7 different employers, and every one of them has always said that it is required for everyone to work one weekend day, you either work sunday through thursday or tuesday through saturday. Then I see an email to all employees that says, "please consider changing your schedule to work a weekend day." WTF? There are people not already working a weekend day? That makes me feel pretty stupid for all the ...

Does anyone else run across this? I work on a verbatim account and a few of the doctors say "in lieu of" when they clearly mean "in light of." I've flagged these before, but QA has always left them as is. It gets on my nerves. ...

Pet peeve.. - DiggerMT

Mine.... - incognito

Including spouses - IMO

Kinda makes ya wonder what - IAMT

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