New OOW/No Studies requirements

Everyone must be kicking butt, out of work off and on Sunday, yesterday and today. Hardly ever out of work. I guess everyone is hitting it harder to try and make up for lost wages. I know I have been trying to. Yesterday and Sunday just ran out of work for short time in a.m. Today still running out off and on. Hope the rest of the week isn't like this. ...

Patient has carcinoid syndrome. Last 5-HIAA level was 37.5, more than doubled, and her ____________(s/l carbogram-A) studies have gone from ..... ??? Have looked and looked. Thanx - ngj ...

Left S1 lumbar s/l decolopathy. ...

In a section discussing nerve conduction studies, it states, "s/l KPO motor studies also normal amplitudes of 4 mV left.." ...

I have avoided it so far, but due to taking on a second job, I may need to take an hour here or there. Has it worked for anyone when you are just looking for an hour or 2 at a time? ...

The plans will be to first obtain "duelustone" mixing studies to rule out a factor deficiency versus an inhibitor.... ...

The sentence is "Normal iron studies with a (s/l version) of 25." Sounds a little like version, burden, something along those lines. Doctor is almost shouting so the audio is distorting a bit. I know I'm going to kick myself when I figure this out. Any thoughts? Thanks! ...

baseline normal or near normal thyroid function studies. Is "near normal" hyphenated, or no? Thank you. ...

Sounds fairly clear - any clues? thanks! ...

What is the minimum line count requirement at MedQuist? Do you have different line count requirements for SR versus regular transcription? thank you ...

When a company states that their requirements are 1,000 lines/ 24 hour turnaround and or 5,000/ 7days, what does that mean? Forgive my ignorance but as you can see I'm new at this. ...

I posted this information below in response to someone else but wanted to bring it to the top because I, too, wonder why many PAs are so notoriously inaccurate when dictating. Hope nobody's offended by a double post. I was reviewing PA coursework at a leading university and quote the following: (My comments are in parentheses) "A course in medical terminology is recommended (not REQUIRED?) for applicants who are not health professionals or for any appl ...

I was wondering what some of these other companies require for line counts per hour. We are required to do 520 on eScription -- I never make it. Lots of ESL, 99% editing. ...

I've been thinking about going into coding, but what is it like physically? The immobility of transcription drives me crazy sometimes, as well as the eye strain of editing, so I am wondering if the actual physical work of coding includes the same stress. Or maybe I will just get a job on my feet, stocking in a warehouse? ...

I've worked for MQ before, just before CBay bought MQ, but I can't remember (and maybe it's changed) what is the minimum number of hours or lines required per week? I thought it was something like 2000 lines per week. Is the minimum per hour still 100 lph for PT? Also, what's the pay rate for VR now? I think it was still 70% when I left. Is it 50% or 60% of your regular line rate? I'm just looking for something very part-time, like 10 hours ...

Seems to me, "one year acute care experience" was the basic requirement to sign on with an MTSO. Then it went to three years. Now, a lot of places require "five years' experience." Plus, QA has gotten unbelievably picky. I've always had top-notch quality and even been complimented personally by physicians at various local clinics. Recruiters call my test scores "excellent." And YET, wherever I start working, my QA looks like the homework of some dyslexic third-grader that comes back fr ...

What are the radiology requirements for production? What platform is used? What do you have to do to transfer to radiology? Is the pay worse, better, or the same? ...

I am curious about whether one has to have a certain amount of experience in coding before you can take the CCA or CCs certification exam. I have had 20 years of A&P and know a considerable amount about disease process. I have been studying coding on my own for about a year now. I know that your chances for passing the test are better if you have been in the coding business for several years, but has anyone out there taken the CCS just by studying and utilizing their life e ...

I was wondering if anyone knows where I can find specific information on running DQS on my computer. I can run it on my desktop but recently purchased a new laptop that has a 64 OS and DQS only works with 32. Also, my old laptop won't run it for some reason even though it used to before DQS upgraded. Anyway, I would like to find the specifications on running DQS if anyone can help. thank you. ...

Just was told by someone that the "new" JCAHO requirement is that you spell out dosages (ex. xoxoxoxo 10 milligrams b.i.d.) In all my 18 years never heard of this and I do not see it like this in any of my reference books or AHDI. IS THIS TRUE??? ...

I have always made my production requirements. But I don't think I will this time. Does anyone know what happens? ...

Does anyone know what the QA requirements are to be employed in QA with Nuance? I have been transcribing for over 20 years and take pride in the reports that I produce. I have been working for Nuance for about six months now and as this company seems to hold a higher standard of accuracy percentage (98.5% compared to 98% with other companies), I had assumed that their QA department was very experienced. However, after my latest failed audit, I found this to be disturbingly incorrect. Last week, ...

From a Forbes magazine article: The only three true job interview questions are: 1. Can you do the job? 2. Will you love the job? 3. Can we tolerate working with you? That’s it. Those three. Think back, every question you’ve ever posed to others or had asked of you in a job interview is a subset of a deeper in-depth follow-up to one of these 3 key questions. Each question potentially may be asked using different words, but every ...

I work part time with Nuance and have a 99.8% QA accuracy score this quarter. I did not receive the better me, better we incentive though. What are the requirements to get this? Do you have to be full time? I've been with the company for 4 months now. Thanks for any info! ...

Wanting to cut hours down but still be eligible for PTO and health insurance (If I have to take it out for myself alone). Like most of us I have another job on the side but can't afford to totally give this up either. Is it 30 hours to be considered FT? I sure wish this fictitious employee handbook would appear in print somewhere. TIA. ...

I am going to need a new job soon, and I'm trying to find out what the various companies require a person to do to be eligible for health benefits. I cannot physically work a 40-hour week anymore, but I am a high producer. Anyone know what Amphion requires? Hours per week, lines per day, lines per hour, lines per week? All of the above? Thanks.... ...

I will never get a quarterly bonus. I was just reading the bonus requirements, somehow I had it that we only had to have a 99% in order to get bonus, but this is what I have: 2013 Quarterly QA Bonus Requirements 1. Employee must be employed for 90 days 2. Employee must be in good standing(not on a performance action plan/in the process of being placed on a plan) 3. Employee must be employed for the entire quarter 4. Employee must be employed at the time the bonus is paid out 5. E ...

Here's what's required to get hired as a coder for MM right now: CCS required; RHIA, RHIT preferred. Bachelors or Associates degree preferred. Must have a minimum of 3 years of related coding experience; 5-7 years preferred. These are pretty high standards, and yet some here would have us believe that MModal's own training will be *sub par*. I'm really getting kind of sick of the naysayers. Good luck to everyone on your test! ...

New OOW/No Studies requirements - Make No Sense!

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