Medical Transcriptionist Responsibilities Editing and correcting medical dictation performed by speech recognition software Converting transcribed diagnostic test results procedures and consultation notes into applicable report formats Ensuring uncompromised patient care by transcribing quick and accurately as well as performing thorough editing Typing out the full forms of medical abbreviations and acronyms as well as the formal versions of medical jargon Identifying and following up on inconsistencies errors and missing information within a transcribed report Submitting transcriptions to healthcare professionals for their approval in a timely manner Performing additional tasks such as following up and revising patient history as well as entering medical reports into electronic health records systems Protecting patient confidentiality and adhering to legal requirements Medical Transcriptionist Requirements Certification as a healthcare documentation specialist would be advantageous 2-3 years of experience as a medical transcriptionist or similar Proficiency in Electronic Health Record systems such as AdvancedMD and Kareo Clinical EHR Ability to transcribe accurately and maintain a minimum typing speed of 65 words per minute In-depth knowledge of medical terminology and jargon as well as editing practice Keen attention to detail in order not to compromise patient care Ability to maintain patient confidentiality and meet legal requirements Exceptional written communication skills and knowledge of medical record formats Job Types Full-time Permanent Pay From 17 000 00 per month Benefits Food provided Health insurance Provident Fund Ability to commute relocate Alwarpet Chennai Tamil Nadu Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work Required Experience Relevant 1 year Required Work Location In person
📌 Medical Transcriptionist (Tamil Nadu)
🏢 Important Business
📍 Tamil Nadu
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