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rlof00
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# Posted: 1 Feb 2008 15:28
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I'm interested in transcription work. I don't know if I need to take a course for legal and medical transcription. It seems like all the companies are seeking only experienced transcriptionists. I really don't have any experience, but I do have exceptional grammar and vocabulary skills. I work well in word and excel. I don't know exactly how fast I type, but I know that I type quickly. I have experience as a linguist with transcribing (in Chinese if you can believe that!), but I don't know how to go about applying these skills to a work-from-home transcription job so that I can stay at home with my new little one and not have to go back to work as soon.
I appreciate any advice. Thank you!
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MedTranHome
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# Posted: 2 Feb 2008 12:30
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I know legal transcriptionists who got work without special schooling. General transcription doesn't require special schooling.
Medical transcription, which I've been doing at home for 11 years, does require schooling.
Ubiqus might be good for you with your language skills. http://www.ubiqus.com
Also, try:
Rapidtext http://www.rapidtext.com
NetTranscripts http://www.nettranscripts.com
Escriptionist http://www.escriptionist.com
Tigerfish http://www.tigerfish.com/employment.html
Accutran Global
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pcwork
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# Posted: 2 Feb 2008 20:13
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You can also apply to Accutran Global
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