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Depends on client, facility, etc. - qMT
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C diff is the abbreviation for Clostridium difficile. It would depend on your client, account instructions, etc., if you should expand the abbreviation or not. According to the BOS, the genus name (Clostridium) can me abbreviated by its first initial without a period, but the species name should be spelled out. If your client/account instrutions are to follow the BOS, then in this case you would transcribe this as C difficile.
Shift differential is applied to lines transcribed after, say, 6pm. MQ's shift diff was 1/2 cpl for lines transcribed 6pm-midnight EST, and 1 cpl for lines transcribed midnight-6am EST. Now, it appears MQ's shift diff is 3/4 cpl for lines transcribed 9pm-5am EST.
CMT differential is simply an increased line rate, regardless of when the lines are transcribed. It's basically a higher rate of pay for obtaining certification. The shift diff would be in ad ...
Should you use a period when typing C. difficile or C. diff or not? I've been typing C diff forever, and was just told to put a period after the C. ...
Is there an appreciable difference, cpl-wise, or job security-wise, between tiers 2 and 3? Is it worth it to tier up? I'm pretty happy at tier 2, but don't know whether it makes sense to stay here. ...
The doctor is listing past medical history and as one number lists the following together
C. difficile and s/l tricholitis. Any suggestions?
THANKS for any and all help!! ...
I searched the new site high and low and nothing states that we get shift diff still. It was like .005 cents for some hours and .01 for others at night. Thanks guys. ...
can anyone out there tell me what kind of differences there are between transcription companies? most important thing i'd like to know - are there any companies out there that actually assign accounts to their transcriptionists, where you're not getting a thousand different dictators a week and you can actually get used to how your docs dictate? i find it very hard to do different stuff all the time. i just can't seem to get used to how the docs speak, and it really slows me down ...
I don't see any shift diff on my stub, how do you know if you qualify? I know dumb question right? at one time I was told that since I was "hourly" and tier 3 I was at the highest rate already, but then they changed us to production pay, so shouldn't that mean I qualify for shift diff. I will ask HR, but just curious if anyone get shift diff pay? ...
Why they don't just do away with it altogether is beyond me; they may as well, it's just an insult to our intelligence. I'd rather just them just say, "sorry, no more bonuses, no more shift diffs."
It reminds me of when they did away with the production bonus early last year but replaced it with a "raise" for all of us. It sounds good on paper until you sat down and figured it out........and for most of us the raise amounted to literally pennies a day. So ...