 What is a Medical Transcriptionist? As a medical transcriptionist you will listen to dictated recordings made by physicians
and other health care professionals and transcribe
the information into medical reports, correspondence,
and other administrative material. A transcriptionist uses a foot pedal to pause the recording
while transcribing, and keys the text into a personal
computer or word processor, editing as necessary for
grammar and clarity.
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Having trouble deciding between the Specialist and Premier Medical Transcription programs?
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Premier |
| Introduction to Health Care |
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| Business English |
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| Keyboarding |
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| Skills for Success |
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| Medical Terminology |
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| Career Exploration/Development |
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| Beginning Medical Transcription |
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| Advanced Medical Transcription |
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| Human Diseases |
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| Anatomy and Physiology |
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| AHDI Student Membership |
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Why are there two different Medical Transcription programs? We know each student is unique and has different learning needs. If your goal is to obtain medical transcription skills for entry-level employment, the Medical Transcription - Specialist edition is for you. If you would like in-depth training including both beginning and advanced transcription skills, the Medical Transcription Premier edition is for you.
Visit the online Medical Transcription - Specialist program page or online Medical Transcription - Premier program page, or call us at 800.231.3803 for more information.
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