Medical Transcriptionist

A medical transcriptionist listens to audio recordings from healthcare providers and transcribes them into written medical documents. They are responsible for converting dictations of patient histories, test results, and other medical information into accurate and clear reports for electronic health records. Their work ensures the accuracy of patient records, which is crucial for continuity of care, and requires a strong understanding of medical terminology and HIPAA regulations. Key responsibilities
- **Transcribe dictations**: They convert voice recordings from doctors and other healthcare professionals into written reports, which may include patient histories, operative reports, and discharge summaries.
- **Ensure accuracy**: They edit reports for grammar, spelling, and to ensure that medical terminology is used correctly.
- **Clarify unclear information**: They may need to contact the healthcare provider to clarify any confusing or unclear speech.
- **Edit speech-to-text reports**: They often work with speech recognition software and must edit the automated text for accuracy.
- **Maintain confidentiality**: They must adhere to strict confidentiality laws, such as HIPAA, to protect patient information.
- **Format and file documents**: They format the final documents according to industry standards and file them into the correct locations, such as electronic health records (EHR).
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Pay: ₹15,000.00 - ₹20,000.00 per month

**Benefits**:

- Health insurance
- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person