make money at home

jlyn12 · 02-09-2008, 03:26 PM

You words are so right on! I have had a very stressful morning doing transcription. I am so thankful for the new opportunities I have found on the net. I am praying that I will one day be able to see the bulk of my income coming from other sources. I would like to keep my hands in the transcription work, though, and part-time would be ideal! I believe it is going to happen. I just need to stay focused and keep building consistently

racheldarcy · 02-27-2008, 12:24 PM

I woudl definately think that ou would have to prove your experience in order to get decent money. Also more and more peole seem to be working from home and trying to find this sort of work so there is more competition.

forumguy · 03-06-2008, 01:40 PM

You have actually listed out everything you need for medical transcription. If you had indeed have become an expert in medical transcription you could sometimes earn money in it. It is one of the easiest and most convenient home business to start with very less investment, but you should be trained well in this field to do well.

MTCareerStep · 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jlyn12

Yes, and I would anticipate that is only going to be more difficult with offshoring, etc. Personally, I never wanted to have that kind of responsibility with patient records. When it comes to MT'ing, I would much rather be an employee. It is possible, though, and from the MTStars discussion board, others have been successful setting up their own doctors, clinics. If you have never visited MTStars, that may be a good place to pick up some specific tips. Best wishes!

The offshoreing of MT is not something that will affect MT work. In fact it will make the job less stressful for some positions.

Because they are foreigners, we constantly have to recheck their work. And who can do it better but a native English Speaker?

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MTCareerStep · 01-22-2009, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by forumguy

You have actually listed out everything you need for medical transcription. If you had indeed have become an expert in medical transcription you could sometimes earn money in it. It is one of the easiest and most convenient home business to start with very less investment, but you should be trained well in this field to do well.

You will also have to self teach yourself medical words, diseases and processes. You will also have to teach yourself how understand foreign accents.

Most people will not use your service unless you have at least 3 years of previous MT experience, or if you are lucky were a Career Step student.

The training is phenomenal.

workingMom · 10-18-2009, 08:27 AM

I love doing transcription work before but since I found a better work at home opportunity I stop doing it.

mastermind · 12-03-2009, 05:15 AM

@workingMom - that's good to hear! Can you share the better job opportunity you've found, if you don't mind? =)

misshawaii · 12-25-2009, 12:30 PM

Sounds great,but since I don't have any medical background I don't have the confidence to do this

RashmiP · 12-26-2009, 10:53 AM

Transcription is an occupation that is ideally suited for homed based employment. Because of recent advances in technology enabling seamless flows of information, the concept of work from home has gained popularity over the past several years.

Transcription from home provides a great means of income for dedicated people with good typing skills and basic knowledge of English language. For medical and legal transcription, you may need to do a training course for better understanding of terms and terminologies for the specific subject. Otherwise, all transcription jobs have one thing in common-the ability to listen to the dictation and interpret it.

sarah84 · 12-27-2009, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by akhilkhan

It is very easy to start a medical transcription business.Compared to other home based businesses, the start up costs are low.
Degree in medical transcription is not required to start a business.
you just need a computer, a printer, a transcriber, and some reference books.Computer programs such as a medical spellchecker and a word expander utility to cut down on the amount of actual typing you do.
You can charge your clients by the line,If you charge 13 cents per line and type 200 lines per hour,your hourly rate would end up being about $26.00.
Medical transcription is not for everyone, and it is important before venturing in to any business that you weigh up the pros and cons of it all and do what is best for your situation.

i can not get clear what i can do for this, it sound strange