patient continued to run a fairly high (s/l) captovil

so to those who haven't been here long or have been with other companies, it looks like we are whiners or slammers or glass half-emptiers or whatever the phrase o' the day is. And it's not just that "oh, well, it's industry wide, so working here is in line with everyone else." No, it's because MQ/M*Moral led the way with the paycuts & bonus cuts, differential cuts, every other little trick their attorneys came up with that the other nationals and MTSOs followed ...

Eat healthy and drink plenty of water - I can't because I have "mandatory" OT that doesn't allow me enough time to cook for my family so we have to get take out and I have to eat at my desk and if I drink too much water I'll have to use the restroom which will cut into my inactive time and add to the OT. Go to bed early and get a good nights sleep - I can't because I have "mandatory" OT so I have to work late because of NJA and still have "mandatory" OT to do each day. ...

Whether you are "making it" at MQ (and for the life of me I don't know how), that really isn't the issue. MQ is treating his MTs like slaves and for a pittance. They degrade you, monitor you, have supervisors who are tyrants, unnecessary meetings, more hoops than you can throw a stick at and guess what, they are going to send everything over to India. There are not enough qualified MTs any longer to support these huge companies; just look at Spheris. The higher ...

I've been out of the transcription loop for the last 2 years while I've been getting my registered nursing degree. I did transcription for 20 years until I got tired of the nonsense. I'm done with school, studying to take my boards, but have been offered an hourly part-time position. Can someone tell me what hourly pay is going for now? I was production paid for most of my transcribing years for the last few years I took an hourly employee ...

Hi. Sure glad to find a place where I can "talk" to other MTs who work where I do, different than what I am used to, as I was used to being able to email co-workers! It gets lonely. And I don't get much info from my supervisor. Anyone work on the SSM Accounts? Know what has happened to the work? I am wondering whether I should just start working for my second job full time. It is straight transcription, a small company, and I get no benefits but muc ...

I understand nothing of this. I don't understand FIESA because I was not under it. However, what I do understand is a cut in pay. I'm doing well right now if make $200.00/week, mostly OOW, working a total of probably 3 days a week, and $200/week is actually on the higher side of the estimate. So, here is my prayer for me and all you warriors. Come Lord Jesus, come. Deliver us out of Egypt, from this Pharaoh known as Nuance. Such deception is a ...

Is this a profit sharing bonus or do we normally get a bonus around Thanksgiving every year, and will we also get a Christmas bonus. Thx ...

I go to the doctor a lot and have a lot of prescriptions, so I need a company that has good health insurance, and hopefully doesn't charge a lot for it. I used to work at OSi and was thinking about going back there, but another poster on here said their insurance is $1000 a month for family!!! Thanks for your help! ...

Was given some sample dictation to listen to and could play it on Google Chrome and it sounded very clear, but when I played it with Express Scribe (even using the special audio processes) it sounded a lot worse - more like in a tin can and a bit scratchy. For the "real" dictation, I'll have to use ExpressScribe or some other player. Thanks for the suggestions. ...

I hope no one gets suckered in by their latest job posting. There is NO work available at all this morning, across all accounts, and yet they claim continued growth and that they don't overstaff accounts. ...

... providing high quality care OR high-quality care. I did it one way and the dictating NP says it should be the other way. I have to do it her way but I would appreciate hearing from some fellow MT professionals. Thanks for any input. ...

Recently a guy from the state called asking if the MTSO regularly "corrects" MT work. The answer is... what is the answer? I mean, an MT corrects their own work, to the best of their ability. If you get stumped on some bad audio or weird name or medication or medical term and Google fails, Word Help board fails, you send it to QA, and they try to fill in the final blanks. But is that really "correction"? Because the MT (if they aren't slacking and/or incompetent) knew they didn't kno ...

We will have the patient seen by anesthesia preop to make sure the pacemaker is properly cared for during the surgical procedure, which requires general anesthesia, and the use of the s/l **bovig** during the surgery. Thanks!! ...

I know some of you have taken a bashing, but I'm a believer and admire your skill. I am curious about your definition of a line and how long you've had the same account(s). I think most posters assume lines are defined at 65 characters including spaces, but that's not always the case (especially for those who work directly for hospitals or clinics, which many times are 60-character lines or less and include headers, footers, demos, etc.) Can you give us an ide ...

I'm having a TIA, I think. This sentence is "....68-year-old woman with a high-grade leiomyosarcoma..." Should there be a hyphen in "high grade" or not? I've totally thought about this too much and I can't remember when you do and don't use the hyphen. Please help!! Thanks! ...

This dictator is in the south, so maybe this is just something regional that I cannot find but he dictates this "He had approximatley an 8 year or so high moon with no headache" I swear that is exactly what I hear, high moon. Is this a phrase meaning break or interval? ...

So does anyone know if TTS has a high turnover and if so, why? ...

I was wondering does anybody have a clue why in the world the volumes are so high. My gosh, I can't give anymore OT than I'm already giving! Believe me I'm happy for the OT, but was wondering if there are rumors if they let some go or are no longer hiring if people are let go or quit. Getting worn out! ...

Has anyone ever applied to Patient First and, if so, how is this company to work for? TIA ...

Usually my respiratory rate values are in the teens. This time it's 97 and wonder if I should question. Patient is 92 years old and has weakness and dimentia. I've searched for rr values and it shows normals 12-20. ...

DX: High HGB. Have him do (s/l duets sulphoresis) and try to donate 2 units at that time. ...

I need opinions please. Do I expect too much? When I ask my lead a question I do not usally get an answer. When she does choose to respond it is very often rude and/or condescening. Not one time have I ever gotten a sample despite numerous requests. Am I unreasonalbe? ...

I wondered if any of you who are good at M*Modal can give me some good pointers on getting faster with this program. I have been working on it for about 6 months and don't feel I am gaining any speed on it at all. The whole thing for me is having to reattach the cursor to the highlighter that is giving me the most trouble. It is just awkward and such a stretch to hit that F12 key to reattach each time I have to make a correction. I would be forever grateful!! :) &nb ...

Thanks all for your thoughts on the "salary/wage expectations" thread below. I am still hoping to see more opinions on the subject, but there were some references to production and even "high producers," hence my query concerning what you all think constitues a "high producer" versus average. I am inclined to consider 200 lines per hour as a good producer but not high. What are your thoughts - understanding, of course, that all accounts differ in difficulty. However, wean ...

We are having a discussion on "high-powered field" versus "high-power field." i was taught that it is "high-powered field." Any thoughts? ...

My heart sinks when I get a high-pitched, wispy-voiced NP dictator. In general, though I like female practitioners, I dislike female dictators. I'll take a male voice with an accent over an NP with a little girl voice you can barely hear. ...

Patient has HIV and is status post acute kidney injury: He has had no evidence for cryoglobulinemia or hypocomplementemia. It will be interesting to see what his protein has done with improvement in his HIV parameters. As per previous notes, I have not biopsied him. Therefore, I do not know whether he has a high s/l VAN, high s/l VIC, or whether this is diabetic related kidney disease. However, it would not change his management at this time. ...

patient continued to run a fairly high (s/l) captovil - hawkMT

C-reactive protein ?? nm - MT

no, but thanks!! figured it out "temp, though" - hawkMT

Great!! That one was a toughie... - MT

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