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Pay question $2/page--ortho clinic

Posted By: m on 2007-05-03
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This is a subcontracting position.  Is this good?  I usually get paid by the line so I am clueless.  Thanks in advance!


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It is clinic ortho notes , same doctor, very easy dictator
I am supposed to be p/t and he dictates between 30-50 min a day, many times 50-70 min even. It takes me many hours since I am a newbie. The paychecks just don't seem worth it for the amount of time that I am putting in.

I was getting $3 a page 12 years ago. But $2 might not be bad for VERY short clinic notes.

clinic is not walk-in or ER notes; it is clinic
could be a small clinic with just famiy practice, internal medicine, maybe physical therapy, or it could be like mine, large, every speciality, cardio, nephro, neuro, ortho, endo, surgery, ENT, podiatry, ophtho, derm...
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Paula,

Thanks a lot for sharing these great websites!
Yep, $2.00 a page and the page has about 30-40 lines on it nm
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NJ $3 page, though I have heard as low as $1 page.

When I worked for a national, up thru 2 years ago, I was getting $1.75 page and heard they got $4.


pt ortho
There is a post on job seeker's board for part-time ortho or p.r.n. I am not sure if it is filled yet or not. You will have to scroll down a ways to find it.
and if you can do ortho, you then can...sm
do radiology and then neurology and rheumatology......it all kind of links together in that way, at least for me 28 years ago is how it went....ortho to radiology to neurology and rheumatology and now today I can do it all........I especially love infectious dz, oncology, and I do not like OB/GYN nor eyes. 
ortho help

 


I imagine it's pseudarthrosis .. not pseudOarthrosis. 


W/C and Ortho
I have five years experience in both; work done is for the state of CA, although I do not live there. Every specialty has its own terminology, etc. It should not be too difficult a transition, but it could be challenging to make lines until you become familiar with it.
Ortho
I've done ortho and acute care so far.

I like ortho the best, probably because I started out doing that. They have such a huge number of strangely-named signs and tests though that just slay me!

ER reports sound like they might be interesting. Seems like you'd hear it all doing those!
Ortho help


Due to account reassigment I am now going to be doing strictly orhto accounts.


I do have Instant Text and several Stedmans such as phrases but no specific specialty books.  


I am wondering if the Ortho Word Book is something I should purchase?


I am also wondering about some the ABCZ products?


I welcome any suggestions.


Thanks!


ortho help

I have done ortho clinic in the past, just not 100% of the time.


I previously did multispcialty for many years which mostly consisted of family practice with an occational specialty thrown in to break the monotomy.


I would not say I am nervous about 100% ortho but I am "cautiously optimistic". Since it seems likeall I would be doing in the immediate future I was wondering if I should invest in the books etc.


Thanks for the input and offer to help.


Ortho
IMHO Ortho is the easiest of all unless it's urology.  An ortho book mighth make it easier for you...like Stedman's.  If you do ops think carpenter...hammer, screws, nails, etc.  You can use the Stedman's Word Book to look up say "screw" or "Pin" or "nail" to get the specific name.  I would highly recommend it.  Good luck to ya.
I am looking for prn ortho work. Can anyone help me?

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Ortho term for PIP fx. sm
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Wish I was doing ortho surgery!!
....I like bones better than organs!!
Sted's Ortho
Stedman's Orthopaedic & Rehab Words 5th Edition (bright green) includes chiropractic, occupational therapy, physical therapy, PODIATRIC, & Sports Medicine.
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ortho references
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Ortho sites
I am fairly new to orthopedics. Anybody have some good websites for ortho terms and medications?
Here's a link that will be invaluable for ortho.
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Need help with ortho term for PIP fracture

I'm working on an ortho eval for a patient with a PIP fracture.  Doctor has dictated an unfamiliar term (there's always that ONE WORD) for me.  He dictates, "X-ray examination today shows impaction at the base of the middle phalanx with approximately 70% joint surface involvement."  Here's the word I don't know (spelled phonetically--Sorry":  "A syphiant(??) portion of the joint surface is translated dorsally."


If someone could point me in the right direction for finding this word, I would really appreciate it!


Ortho term for PIP fracture
I see "significant." :)
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is listed on ebay for 9.99, if anyone is interested.  I have 100% positive feedback rating, so you can bid with confidence.  "judymari"
Have you tried Ortho-Novum? It is usually a lot cheaper. SM
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Really need Ortho help on word board. Thank you.
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Google.....then Stedman's GI & GU, then Ortho- nm
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I think the Ortho and Rehab is the one I pick up the most as well.
nm
Stedmans Ortho book shows
both on pagge 455, plantar flexion and then plantarflexion injury, plantarflexion-inversion test. Maybe it is supposed to be by context ????
I have a Stedman's Ortho & Rehab book too

I type strictly ortho reports and that book has helped tremendously!! They have other books for other specialties too. They are worth every penny! 


 


 


Ortho progress note samples

Does anyone know where I could get samples of ortho progress notes?


 


TIA


I LOVEl ortho!!! I find it interesting
but then again I work for an ortho trauma doc. It never ceases to amaze me at how clumsy people are. I thought most people grew out of that "clumsy stage" after puberty. I am probably jinxing myself. Watch me fall and sprain my ankle on a pebble today. LOL
My most worn Stedman's is the Ortho & Rehab.
The binding is totally beat and I actually have pages starting to fall out...second to that would be the Cardiology and Pulmonary words.  Congratulations on your new gig!
ortho help...s/l michelle flip sign?
this is an ortho exam and he keeps repeating this throughout many of his dictations and I can't seem to find anything.  It sounds pretty clear that he is saying michelle flip sign but I just can't verify that anywhere.  Anyone ever hear of that?? Thanks so much for your help! 
Agreed--just bought my 2nd ortho book!

I actually bought it from somone on this board from the classified section who was getting out of transcription.  She sold me her fifth edition and I had either 3rd or 4th...and mine was absolutely beat--definitely my most used reference book.  She gave me a heck of a deal on that and that Surgical Equipment book...another lifesaver. 


So, if you're looking for books, buy from someone on here before buying new new! 


Also agree with one of those abbreviation books as well.  Another lifesaver if you've got an account where they want all abbreviations expanded or when you get to the final diagnosis part and you HAVE to expand them. 


I use dragon and I type ortho and ophthalmology.
It works much better for ortho.
I use disc for eyes and disk for ortho/neuro but
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I have Stedman's Ortho and Rehab Words electronic on
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I just got a really great job typing ortho notes and NO ESL! Yippee!
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