Medical Transcriptionist
jobcaseWhite Plains (NY)
About the role
Medical Transcriptionist Our client, a Medical Research company, is looking for a Medical Transcriptionist for their White Plains, NY location. Responsibilities include transcribing specialty dictation from all members of the medical/clinical staff via recorded dictation and sorting/filing copies of transcribed reports. Performs other clerical duties as required. 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.
Requirements include:
0-3 years transcription experience, knowledge of Medical Terminology, strong data entry skills, good clerical, organizational, phone and communication skills, and HSD or equivalent is required. Why Should You Apply? Health Benefits, Referral Program, Excellent growth and advancement opportunities.
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