Re: OT -- Ebony ...about transcription

[Guest guest]

Hi Ebony,

Thanks for telling me your story about it. I guess I will have to

search the web and see if the are transcription jobs here in central

Texas. There was an ad for one, maybe a year or so ago. It was held

in south Austin. Due to my thyroid problems I couldn't go to the

introduction meeting. I will email you private if I have any more

questions about it.

Debbie L

--- In , " Ebony " <stillbreathing29@...>

wrote:

>

> Hi Debbie,

>

> CS is just abbreviation for customer service (CS).

>

> The type of transcription I did from home in the past was

medical.

> Many retired nurses also do transcription. I had just trained as

EMT

> before getting RA. So I decided to go into it. At that time, the

> money was decent. Things have changed with some of the

transcription

> being done oversease. It is best to have your own accounts with

> doctors, other healthcare providers you work directly with, but I

> have always utilized agencies because I am so limited with my

hands

> and mobility. Before that, I worked as a transcriptionist in a

> hospital in hopes of working from home. At that time, it was to

be

> near my daughter who was developmentally delayed and who had

> developed severe seizure disorder. Now, it is just difficult to

get

> out there for interviews and filling out applications.

>

> Feel free to e-mail me privately as well.

>

> Ebony

>