Medical Transcriptionist - FT Varies

Posted 7 days ago

torrance memorialIndustry (CA)

Medical Transcriptionists Document Preparation Services

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$26.94 - 40.85 / Hour

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About the role

Radiology Report Editor Under general supervision, edits a variety of dictations involving a substantial amount of medical radiological terminology and audits finalized reports for quality assurance.

Core Competencies: Edits Radiology reports from Power Scribe with attention to context, grammar, punctuation and spelling Transcribes radiology reports into Radnet and/or Power Scribe using information provided by faxed worksheet and/or data off PACS system. Puts reports in holding queue for Transcription Manager to review and questions Radiologist for accuracy. Understands the relationship between all interfaces: Powerscribe (both client and portal), Radnet, PACS System and Powerchart. Communicates with outside service via email or telephone and provides instruction as needed Audits finalized reports in between reports during downtime. Maintains and updates the audit file daily. Reports malfunctioning equipment to Radiology Transcription Manager. Prints and edits reports as requested by Radiology Transcription Manager and returns back in requested time. Checks all work lists (Draft, Corrected (S), and Final (S)) at beginning and end of shift. Experience Number of Years Experience - Type of Experience 1 - Medical Transcription or Editing

Compensation Range: $26.94 - 40.85 / Hour

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