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Thank you for your interest in Review of Systems School of Medical Transcription. We are pleased to offer you the opportunity to learn medical transcription the right way, utilizing the best training tools and medical references in the industry. Medical transcription is an excellent field full of opportunity and challenge!
We want you to have realistic expectations about working as a medical transcriptionist, especially if you desire to work from home. This is a skilled profession. It is not something that will make you an overnight success. Medical transcription does pay well after you have put some time and energy into learning it. As your skills improve, so will your income.
With Review of Systems, the training doesn't stop at transcription. We also provide you with:
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Use of the advanced SUM programs at a discounted rate. |
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Testing opportunities with national services, such as Medquist. | |
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Support via a toll-free number, e-mail, and fax. | |
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Help setting up your office and designing your resume, as well as marketing materials. | |
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Suggestions on selection of computer hardware and software best suited for transcription. | |
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An extensive reference library an essential part of every transcriptionist's office. | |
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Information about telecommuting in transcription, on-line services, and remote MT services. | |
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The opportunity to purchase all materials up front or pay as you go. |
We encourage you to research available positions in your area prior to enrolling in ROS. We want you to be confident in your decision to study medical transcription. Talk to medical office managers, transcription service owners, and/or hospital transcription supervisors. Tell them about our course and its contents. Start networking now . . . this is how many of you will find your first job!
It is very satisfying for us to introduce people to this profession and watch them learn and grow. We hope to be working with you soon, as well! Please feel free to call us at 866-424-6043 or e-mail us if you have any questions or concerns. We would be happy to provide you with student references.
Pat Bowen, CMT, Program Director/Instructor
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"THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. And yes I meant to shout. I am deeply indebted to you for your course. Jill would probably not have been willing to work with me like this if it was not for the excellent background ROS gave me." Wendy Keller
"Things went well last week, and [a national service] has offered me a position working from home. I didn't expect the job hunting process to go this smoothly. In the interview, I was told that several ROS graduates have applied recently with their office and they were interested in knowing more about ROS. Thanks again for the encouragement and for providing an excellent training experience." Catherine V.
"I got a JOB! I came back from being out of town today to e-mail saying that I got a job that I applied for. It is part-time in the evenings and weekends just as I wanted, and it is doing rehabilitation reports for a physical therapist. I can't begin to thank you for all the patience and guidance over the past few months." Angie O
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We encourage you to compare the medical transcription programs available, both locally and long distance. Some questions to ask:
Are you provided the tools you need to thoroughly understand medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and medical transcription practices? | |
What about reference books? | |
Are standard college textbooks and study materials used? | |
What kind of support will you receive? (This makes a tremendous difference!) | |
Have the instructors worked as medical transcriptionists? What about their teaching experience? | |
Is the practice dictation offered authentic and arranged systematically by body system? | |
How many reports will you transcribe throughout the program? | |
Does the program encourage you to learn and use the latest technology? |
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ROS has been featured in:
Money Magazine
Home Office Computing
Making Money in a Health Service Business on Your Home-Based PC
ADVANCE for Health Information Professionals
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