What Exactly Is A Medical Transcriptionist?Submitted By: Connie Limon To say the least about them, they are very special people who must possess the highest of ethics and morals. Medical Transcriptionists know more about a patient than anyone else except the physician Where do Medical Transcriptionists Work?Medical Transcriptionists are professionals working
in medical centers, general and specialty hospitals, clinics and group

practices, radiology and pathology offices, government facilities, insurance companies, home offices, and a variety of other environments.Medical Transcriptionists can combine their skills with clinical skills to work as medical assistants. Others become supervisors and managers in health information departments of hospitals and other environments. Some use their skills to become college teachers of Medical Transcription.How much does

Medical Transcriptionists earn?The earnings of a medical transcriptionist vary according to:•Skill level• Place of employment• Geographic area • Method of compensation Transcriptionists working in large metropolitan areas generally earn more than those who work in smaller cities. Transcriptionists who are paid on production often earn more than those who are paid on an hourly basis. In general, entry-level transcriptionists can expect to earn at least twice the hourly minimum wage in larger cities than in other areas.Click Here for the rest