To Monico
Posted By: typ4food on 2006-01-19
In Reply to: I would love to set your mind at ease. - Bonnie J. Monico, CMT, FAAMT
If you won't trust many or any of the posters out at this site just for the plain fact that no one will use their real names, then why on earth would you come on here and make a spiel for recruiting?
Take your snobby attitude and stuck-up nose off this site. You truly belong at Medware.
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Monico
You know, one would wonder why you feel it necessary to attack me personally instead of addressing the inconsistencies in your own post. At least 3 posters including myself have pointed out those inconsistencies.
I have been in this business longer than you, and I have never heard anyone outside of your little AAMT inner circle say anything good about you. You need to get out of your ivory tower and talk to some real MTs.
Contradiction Bonnie J. Monico
..you state you would not trust posters on this board because of anonymity, yet you offer an invitation for employment(?)
I suspect, MS Monico, other underlying issues are what raise the resentment here.
Thank goodness THERE IS a board with anonymity. The MT industry has been hung upside down with all of the sweeping changes that have nothing to do with protecting our profession, but rather politics and greed.
Yes, the poster misspelled the owner's name incorrectly, but I think the hot issue everyone is so heated over is OUTSOURCING PRIVATE AMERICAN HEALTH INFORMATION WITH NO REGARD FOR THE PATIENT'S AWARENESS OF THIS PRACTICE OR CHOICE.
It seems, Ms Monico, that the dreaded offshore outsourcing has reached proportions that force many to give in to, go along with, and otherwise sacrifice their beliefs to put food on the table. There would be no need for anonymity if this were not so.
The powers that manipulate the industry and AAMT have turned away from the professional Transcriptionist in the UA. I did say professional transcriptionist, not anything less. AAMT has also tried to hush the voice of the majority of the transcriptionists in this country, provided a different agenda other than what it should have been - a professional organization to uphold the industry, and that should have included protecting our private health records here in the United States. AAMT has been nothing but a puppet for AHIMA who care less about professional medical transcriptionists. Their agenda has always been a power play over the transcriptionist, and this has contributed some to the dilemma we are all in now.
Thank goodness for anonymity. Is there any other place where one can voice or vent their frustrations with this industry without fear of retaliation or being blacklisted? The owner of this web site is to be highly commended for her courage, class and professionalism to allow our voices to be heard.
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