Certificate Course In Medical Transcription Lesson - Part 9

Medical Transcription required a certain degree of skill, good language skills and essentially fluency in English.

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Additionally, of course correct usage of medicolingo words and familiarity with all the kinds of medical sciences vocabulary that comes up in the doctor's dictation of medical reports, which only practice and more of it can give.

Successful Medical Transcription professionals accurately type over 70 words per minute.

To start your training as a Medical Transcriptionist, you should be able to type at least 40 gross words per minute.

The lessons here are aimed to help you towards that goal and become a better transcriptionist or MLS (Medical Language Specialist), the other way the transcribers are referred to.

Gross WPM is a calculation of how many words per minute you can type with no errors.

Employment of medical transcriptionists is projected to decline 2 percent from 2019 to 2029.

The growing volume of healthcare services is expected to continue to increase demand for transcription services.

A Certified Medical Transcriptionists's journey is not easy but rewarding and with a great deal of practice and satisfaction at the end of the day, when a well done medical report is ready, as fast as possible yet with hundred percent accuracy.

Transcription Typing: Improving Your Typing Speed

There are a lot of ways to improve your speed.

Constant practice sure can help you improve your typing speed.

However, note that it also matters that you know what you are practising for, and know what you actually need.

1. Know yourself

Try to find out what your weaknesses are.

Once you know what you are lacking, you can start practice accordingly.

Listen to more audio available on the Internet.

Try to listen to people from different countries and understand their accent.

Read more books or articles of different subjects to at least recognize certain terminologies that exist in varieties of work fields.

Broadening your knowledge can always help you save time from googling the specific term that you heard from the audio.

2. Listen to your clients’ feedback

Just like any other jobs, it is important to be open with constructive feedback.

If they don’t give feedback, know that you can also ask too.

3. Use all your fingers

Learning how to type with ten fingers is a must.

It can save you a lot of time while transcribing.

Instead of going back and forth to erase and rewrite miswritten words, hone your typing skill.

Having keen ears and good listening skill is not enough, you need to improve your fingers’ speed and accuracy in pushing the keyboard.

4. Invest in some high-quality technology

If you have more budget for the job, try to purchase better headphones.

Some experts even use specific headphones that are “tuned” for transcription.

Though it may cost you some, it would help you a lot in transcribing.

Especially if you are thinking of taking the transcription typing services as your occupation.

Some others even purchase foot pedals to ease them in transcribing.

These foot pedals allow you to control the audio playback without using hotkeys.

Bottom Line

Typing speed is one of the most valuable assets for transcribers.

If you are still new in the field and you feel a lot of lacking compared to your peers, know that you still have the chance to improve yourself.

Don’t get too discouraged and challenge yourself to change for the better!