Medical Transcriptionist
Major clinical testing company seeks Medical Transcriptionist who will be responsible for transcribing specialty dictation from all members of the medical/clinical staff via recorded dictation and sorts/files copies of transcribed reports. Duties and Responsibilities • Primarily responsible for transcribing gross description and may transcribe microscopic diagnosis and other clinical information into LIS • Make corrections/edits to reports, as per Pathologist instructions • Provide verbally, STAT and malignant results to clients, as applicable • Obtain patient clinical history, as applicable • May participate in the training of new staff members • Prepare outside consultation cases for send-out to the client, as applicable • Maintain Send-out/Consultation log, as applicable • May select pathologist QC cases (PASR) • May assign CPT codes, once required training is completed and documented • Identify problems that may adversely affect test performance or reporting of test results and either correct problem or immediately notify general supervisor, technical supervisor or director • Understand and follow all applicable standard operating procedures for job-related responsibilities, to include Pathologist Electronic Signature Guidelines SOP • All other duties as assigned Preferred Work Experience: 0-3 years transcription experience Knowledge: Knowledge of Medical Terminology Skills: • Strong Data Entry skills • Good clerical, organizational, phone and communication skills Education: HSD or equivalent is REQUIRED Company DescriptionAbout A+ Since being founded in 2002, A+ Consulting has grown at a rapid pace. We provide contract , contract to hire and direct hire solutions for IT, Technical Fields, Administrative and Finance Professionals. Whether you’re a candidate looking for your dream job, or a hiring authority looking for your next top performing employee, contact the experts at A+ Consulting! A+ Consulting holds certifications as a Small Business and Minority Business Enterprise. Apply tot his job