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My wife does work at home medical transcription so I have an interest in what’s happening in that field. So this seemed like very good news for a while… there’s a huge shortage in qualified medical transcriptionists.
Shortages though often prompt technological innovation. Some doctors trying to cut overhead are trying to use computerized “type as you go” systems or voice recognition. Having heard some doctors prattle incoherently, I say “good luck”!
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Lillian Patsourakos on March 5th, 2009 at 11:36 am
I have been a medical transcriptionist since 1986 having acquired my certification in Massachusetts. I am now residing in Florida and would appreciate any information you could send me as I am currently seeking employment as a transcription either f rom home or in-office, hospital, etc.
medical transcription on June 13th, 2011 at 4:59 am
Actually the employment opportunities for medical transcriptionists will be excellent over the next decade. There is an expected increase in employment of 21% – 35% through the year 2012. The overall growth in the health services industry should be a major contributing factor for the expansion of this job market. Demand for transcription services will be spurred on by the continued need for electronic documentation that can be easily shared among health care providers and government regulators.