Medical Editor/Transcriptionist

Role Overview

• Report Transcription and Editing: Using knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and experience with keyboarding, produce high-quality medical reports and records within turnaround time expectations.
• Discrepancy Processing: Recognize, identify, and correct discrepancies and errors in dictations and ordered examinations.
• Workflow Management: Monitor transcription applications and manage multiple worklists; troubleshoot system problems and correct or escalate to appropriate staff.
• Staying Current: Stay abreast of new medical terminology, procedures, medications and other medical language, using on-line and hard-copy resources.
• Competencies Accuracy: Transcribes or edits medical records, reports, and documents and ensures they are accurate, consistent, and meet with coding and billing standards.
• Analytical Thinking: Discriminates between important and unimportant details, recognizes inconsistencies between facts and/or data, and is able to determine what to do with them.
• Attention to Detail: Concerned with the implications of the smaller details of medical reports.
• Knowledge of Grammar and Medical Terminology: Has good grasp of English grammar, spelling, and medical terminology related to radiology.

Requirements

• Minimum 3 years’ experience in a healthcare setting required.
• Certificate or training in anatomy and medical terminology required.
• Previous transcription, scribe, or clinical charting experience preferred.
• Radiology transcription is a plus.
• High school graduate or GED.

Benefits

• 2 Medical plans to choose from
• dental, and vision
• HSA and FSA available
• A 401(k)-employer match, with a profit-sharing component
• Up to 21 paid days off per year
• 8 paid holidays annually
• Life, Short and Long Term disability insurance
• Free onsite parking
• Learning opportunities through professional development programs
• Educational Assistance
• Service bonus
• Discretionary annual performance-based bonus