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After 18 yrs of doing MT, here's my take.

Posted By: SM on 2006-01-08
In Reply to: PLEASE HELP!! - Camry

IC work:  Good money, but you can sometimes run into trouble with offices paying on time, or at all.  Not always, just depends.  You have to sweat turnaround times and can't just take time off because YOU feel like it or something comes up with your family, unless you have a back up person or the practice is lenient about that.  But when the doc takes time off, so do you whether you want to or not.


Nationals:  Pay isn't good, they run out of work all the time, and many of them do stupid things like dock your pay for less than perfect QA on accounts that are HORRID and nobody on earth could do perfectly.  They used to be great, but it's been downhill for a good number of years.


Hospital jobs:  Either inhouse or at home (I work at home for a local hospital). This is the best situation I have experienced in my 18 yrs. This is my first hospital job (3 yrs now) and I will NEVER go back to either of the other 2.  Yes, I have to work a set schedule (but that keeps me from being lazy personally), but I am paid hourly AND incentive, I have all the benefits you could imagine, and we never run out of work.  If we did, we could go into the office and shred paper, or elect to use some of the very generous earned time that we have to use for vacation or personal things. 


 


 




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