Actually, right now I am an IC, but

Posted By: GI MT on 2006-03-26
In Reply to: If your current company has an acute care account ask them - me

the doc's office I work for is going to start using VR in August and I don't know if I will have any work. They have a full-time Transcriptionist already so she will get work before me. I have sent my resume to a couple of companies just to see what's out there. My status is actually a wait and see. Some of the docs may not want to do the VR. If I go with a company, I don't want to be IC anymore though - too much tax headache for me. I have done GI consults, of course, and I currently do endoscopies and colonoscopies. I have done a few OP notes when I worked for some ophthalmologists, but I know that's not much for OP experience. Is hospital work really hard to learn?

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Are there any companies out there that - GI MT
- Acute care - green eyed girl
  - Thanks, green eyed girl!!! If I end up getting a new job, - GI MT
    - Love to help! - green eyed girl
- I went from clinic to acute - My experience
  - Generally, will companies allow you that "learning curve"? - GI MT
    - see message - My experience
      - P.S. - My experience
  - I really do enjoy transcribing, actually - GI MT
  - Also, regarding OPs, - My experience
- If your current company has an acute care account ask them - me
  - Actually, right now I am an IC, but - GI MT
    - It depends. If it is a teaching hospital it can be very - me
      - Thanks for the advice (sm) - GI MT

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