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I do the same thing with my samples.  I have them set up by each doctor in each specialty.  They are all from the same group/hospital so I don't have the same dictators each time but I do have a good group to work with. 

I am struggling with speed and line counts right now as well, but I am coming back from and injury requiring surgery to my right wrist.  I have lost some flexibility and range of motion, especially in my pinky, I don't get full extension anymore with it.  I just have to keep going and do the best I can.  I have a really understanding boss, thank God.

Good luck to all with the speed and line counts.

• MT salary - Fingers-to-the-Bones
  • Perspective - Kimberly Tallitsch
  • Fellow struggler - Kara
  • Speed comes with practice - sm
    • expander - cj
  • Kudos to you! You have a positive 'tude! - sm
    • binder - Dawn
    • Good things take time. (this is addressed to OP, BTW) My first 15 years or sm - nm

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and separated by account, so whatever I need is right at my fingertips.  I also bookmark every site I've gotten info from.  I use MS Word & archive everything & keep for 3 months, so if I need to refer back to something, or the MTSO would say a job is missing or whatever, I can check & re-send if needed. 

Hope this helps :)

When I get a private account, I set up a small 3-ring binder with the specifics and also their samples that they give me.  I also keep the statements there until the month is completely done and then I do a monthly billing only.  Once they pay, that stuff gets transferred over every few months into a 10x13 envelope and stashed towards the following year when I do taxes....it is all part of the records that I keep should I ever get audited.  I also try to keep the private MDs pretty much the same way, unless they have account specifics besides their samples, as much as I am able to.