Shorthand Typist

Steno Typist, also known as a stenographer or shorthand typist, uses a specialized shorthand system to record dictation or speech, then accurately transcribes it using a typewriter or computer. Their primary responsibility is to create verbatim records of legal and medical proceedings, or other situations requiring accurate transcription. Key Responsibilities:

- **Taking Dictation**: Using shorthand or a stenotype machine to record speech at high speed.
- **Transcribing**: Converting shorthand notes into a readable format, often using a computer or typewriter.
- **Ensuring Accuracy**: Proofreading and editing transcripts to ensure they are accurate, complete, and free of errors.
- **Maintaining Records**: Keeping organized files of stenographic notes, transcripts, and related documents.
- **Confidentiality**: Maintaining the confidentiality and security of transcribed information.

Skills Required:

- **Shorthand Proficiency**: Ability to write quickly and accurately using a recognized shorthand system or a stenotype machine.
- **Typing Speed and Accuracy**: Fast and accurate typing skills are essential for transcribing shorthand notes.
- **Grammar and Spelling**: Strong grammar and spelling skills are necessary for creating error-free transcripts.
- **Attention to Detail**: Ability to pay close attention to detail and ensure accuracy in all work.
- **Listening Skills**: Ability to listen closely and accurately capture speech.
- **Organization**: Ability to maintain organized records and files.

Specific Examples:

- **Court Stenographers**: Record verbatim court proceedings, ensuring accurate transcripts for legal records.
- **Medical Stenographers**: Transcribe medical reports, doctor's notes, and other medical documents.
- **Office Stenographers**: Take dictation for memos, letters, and other office documents.

**Job Types**: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ₹15,304.39 - ₹31,006.97 per month

**Benefits**:

- Food provided

Schedule:

- Day shift

Work Location: In person