How long do they give newbies - to get up to speed?

The situation: one of the last on site jobs left, for a medical franchise, great hourly pay and bennies. platform not so great, but dictators mostly very good. Company switched over to a decent speech rec. program, doctors catching on pretty fast, now many doing their own editing, though not all of them yet. but now we are running out of work, and although we still get paid by the hour, we mostly just sit around with nothing to do. today i got about one or two ...

Hired by new co. only to discover they have no work!!!!!!! It's been 2 weeks now. They advertised about needing a lot of new MTs within the past couple months, but I rarely hear from them. I was put on one account since that has had no work. Now what? Why did they bother to hire me? I wonder if anyone else is in the same boat? ...

I am still owed for work done in March. She says she cannot give a definite time as to when this money will be paid to us (I am not the only one she owes). As my bank account grows smaller, so does my level of patience. ...

How long is one considered a newbie? I'm currently working as an IC for .055 ppl and have been for about 6 months.... I really need to work for a better paying company.... is it normal to have such a low-paying job for the first year? ...

There seem to be a lot of posts from newbies recently. I just started last week. How many others are here who have just started in the past week or two? I wish there was a way we could connect. Wouldn’t it be great to get to know the others on our team/account? ...

I saw these companies that were hiring with no experience. I don't know about the pay or anything else about these companies. http://www.etransplus.com/careers/ http://kmmedicalt.com/careers.html ...

I have been with MQ, well. . . , FOREVER unfortunately. I found out about the board when I was googling something about Medquist about 2-1/2 years ago. How did you all find out about this board! ...

us oldies are getting below 98%, in some cases waaayy below, after years or decades of exemplary work, with raises, etc. How much more obvious can it get that they're downsizing the highest paid (and most experienced) MT/ME, to hire the newbies and get the tax breaks. Makes me SICK, so I resigned a couple weeks ago and feel absolutely in shock that I did it, finally, and trust in God for a better job. ...

(Creaky voice) Baaaack when I was starting out... I had neither experience nor education, except my own attempts at self-training by reading "Taber's Medical Encyclopedia," and typing practice from "Norton's Anthology of Poetry." After 3 weeks of mailing resumes to local offices, I had decided to give up on finding an MT job. It looked like no experience, no hire. Then I took part in a transcription "casting call" at a large FP clinic. I tested horribly for speed (12 wpm), got stuck fo ...

I want the newbies who come here and read the complaints and get scared about "what have I gotten myself into" to realize that not everyone is unhappy at MedQuist. Keep in mind that they have literally thousands of employees and only a handful come here to vent their unhappiness (which is fine, I understand, not everyone is going to be in an ideal situation). I think it very much depends on your circumstances as to how life will be at MQ. I was a new grad hire and once I ...

I see it here often and I just read it again, misplaced on the Job Seeker's forum: "I just graduated from an MT school and everything requires experience. How do I get experience?" This is a question that needs to be addressed with the schools you are choosing. And it should be asked BEFORE you start the course. There are courses that are less expensive but they lack various key components-- like instructors, placement assistance, etc. (That's not addressing t ...

For those of you new Nuance MTs, how do you like it there so far? Thanks! ...

Hi! First I want to say I love my accounts and can get my minimum and more WHEN I don't run out of work. Are you all running out of work? It's getting to the point I am thinking of finding another job. I hate to as I really like it here. Thanks for reading ...

signing bonuses, too!! ...

There is good reason that these ladies sound a little negative. It is not about you, your initiative, or your dedictation. They do know what they are talking about, but they did not even begin to explain to you why, probably not enough room or time! This industry has changed drastically. You can not believe the ads you read about being an MT, great money, work your own hours, train in 2-4 months, blah, blah, blah. None of that is true. This has become a low in ...

I have been doing transcription for the last eight years out of my home. I started with psychiatry for the company I was working for in-office and then was fortunate enough to get to do it at home. However, I had never done transcription before this point. I started checking into jobs online and since I knew I didn't have medical experience, I really didn't bother applying for any jobs in that field. I would apply for transcription jobs outside of the realm of m ...

I have a friend who is looking for an MT job. She is just about done with school. Can anyone help me out with companies who hire newbies? I know there was a list on here at one time, long ago, but I cannot seem to find it. I think it was actually on the "old" board. Thanks! ...

There seems to be a lot of newbies coming on here starting with MQ. I guess out with the old, in with the new. Good luck to all the newbies. May the force be with you. I'll leave the light on for you when I go . . . . . . ...

Hi everyone, I am just wondering about when you first started that first job. How long were you in 100% QA? How long does it take before they let you do what you do without watching every file you hand in? At what point do they trust a newbie to be on there own? I know that it is different for everyone, but I am just looking for a ballpark figure here. Thanks in advance. ...

Came across this article on another forum - has a list of useful word shortcuts. Quite a handy list, particularly for newbies. Thought I'd share! http://hubpages.com/_hubmis/hub/Useful-Microsoft-Word-Shortcut-Keys-To-Save-Time ...

As a former “newbie”, I would like to offer a little bit of advice to other newbies. When I first got into medical transcription, I thought that some of the advice given on these boards was a little harsh and sometimes downright nasty. Without a doubt, there are always going to be some nasty people on message boards, but overall, I think most of the advice given here is well intentioned. Let me explain a little bit of my story. I was unemployed for about si ...

Just read another interesting article in that it is estimated that it will take 2-3 newbie MTs to replace 1 veteran MT. Something all these corporate MTSOs better start thinking about. Once they run all the veteran MTs off, find demand is shifting back to onshore transcription, then what are they going to do. Even if they pay newbies lets say a mere 6 cpl...that's 18 cpl if it takes 3 to replace 1 veteran, and the veteran makes probably 9 cpl (maybe 10) so it is costing th ...

I've been doing the same account for months. VR has always spelled out "MI" as "myocardial infarction"... until today. Now it spells it out "Michigan." The patient has no history of Michigan. No family history of Michigan. No Michigan symptoms. ...

A certificate of completion (of your course or education program) does not make you a CMT. The AHDI (Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity) offers 2 different credentials: RMT (for those with less experience) and CMT. Both credentials require passing a challenge exam and continuing education credits to maintain (every 3 years). If you think that it doesn't matter whether you obtain an RMT or CMT credential through the AHDI, just think of it this way:&n ...

I am an MT and am currently taking a coding/billing course and plan to take the CPC exam after completion. Does anyone know of any companies who hire newbies to work at home as coders? Any sites like MTstars that post coder jobs? I prefer to stay at home, but everything I'm seeing requires experience. Thanks for any help. ...

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on this board pointed out to me that I misspoke. AHIMA does not approve coding courses. What I meant to say was that, to take the CCS you must submit an application, which must be approved by AHIMA before you can sit for the test. If you do not have the required two years of experience, or a professional certification and a year's experience, you can still sit for the exam if your coding program fulfills the requirements of A&P, pathophysiology, pharmacology, medi ...

I don't understand why when newbies ask valid questions they are answered by rude know it alls who have 5+ years' experience and think they are much better than someone just starting out. We all used to be newbies. I have 20+ years' experience and I do not think I know everything. I learn something new everyday and am willing to help anyone who needs help. Also, MTs that complain their hands hurt from editing all day, try straight transcribing all day long without usin ...

Is it possible to find a decent job as a new grad that will give you full benefits like dental, medical, 401 K, or am I just dreaming here. I know being an IC it's not going to happen but what about newbies getting positions as fulltime employees. Does it really happen? ...

How long do they give newbies - to get up to speed?

What speed? Last month's speed, last week's speed, or tomorrow's? - Goal posts change rather frequently.

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