Work From Home

I would like to train/study for the position of Medical Transcriptionist in your company, MT future. I am a graduate of Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Our Lady of Fatima University Philippines last march 2008. I really like the health care field. Earlier in my career I worked as a volunteer nurse later I worked as a medical representative, but I realized that I wanted to stay in the field of medical. I’m task oriented and self-motivated. I like to have a chunk of work to do and get it done. It’s like I’m in a competition with myself, how many lines can I get done today. I also really like typing and I like words. I like bringing a sense of perfection to the job.

The best part of at home medical transcription jobs is the flexibility. I love working from home. I love being able to work anytime Some advantages of working in the MT industry are time gained, patients physical reports, operative reports, consultation notes, laboratories and discharge summaries. Another great advantage of medical transcriptionist work at home is that you set your own goals and limits. Unless you are working at an hourly rate, there is no limit to how much money you can make. In the beginning, everyone usually works for someone at an average pay rate, but with time, pay increases. You are the one who decides when it is time for an increase in pay. If you work for yourself and have your own accounts, then you can charge at your own rate.
Those who work for a medical transcription company can apply to a better paying company once they feel they are ready to move on from making what they currently make to more. Parents with children have an advantage when they choose to become a medical transcriptionist. Working from home means that you do not have to pay for daycare if you do not choose to do so. Parents who are just starting off may not prefer to put their children in daycare, especially if they are still very small. Parents who work regular jobs miss out on a lot of their kid’s lives. Many people are motivated by their children to become a medical transcriptionist simply because they want to stay home with them as much as possible. There are really no downsides to being a medical transcriptionist. The hardest part is training, and if you can get through that, then you can make it through just about anything your career has to throw at you. SN:0MA9N2ESY

There may be a few times when you have trouble understanding what the doctor is saying, but that is completely normal and happens to some of the most experienced transcriptionists. When this happens, just get up and go for a walk or do something else for a few minutes before returning to your desk to give it another try. Other than that, everything else is a complete breeze. If you are seriously considering medical transcription as a career, then you are about to find out just how enjoyable work can really be. When you are doing something you truly love, it will never feel like work.
Medical transcription comes with plenty of added bonuses that make it quite possibly the best work at home job out there. I’m interested in training with future MT, because I believe that it would contribute to my professional development. Maintain medical files and databases, including records such as x-ray, lab, and procedure reports, medical histories, diagnostic workups, admission and discharge summaries, and clinical resumes. Which actually line up to my course as a professional nurse? After five years or ten years, I see myself settled in the United States with my family. Still working and excelling my chosen career which is my own MT business.

I am an aspiring transcriptionist, many schools and programs make you take additional unneeded classes that only slow your progress on your dream. The advantages of this program are endless to me. This program would help me achieve my dream of one day becoming a MT and the scholarship would ensure that. To be a medical transcriptionist work at home and being with my baby would be the greatest thing in this world. Watching over my baby and making sure that they stay unharmed while I am working is a dream that this program grants. I wouldn’t have to stay away all day long and hire a baby sitter and waste of extra money that I could use to provide and care for that child. I want to be a role model and show others that I can work from home and make great money doing it, and without being away from my children. Medical transcription jobs at home ensure my children’s schooling, wants, needs, and keep food on the table. Getting a job in this particular area would be my goal in five years.

Actually working from home and being around my entire family without the excuse that I am working or I am going to be working that day would be mind blowing. Having my own flexible schedule would also be great. Being able to work and not have phone calls saying that I have to leave and miss out on money that I could be making because of my kids would “literally” be a heavy block off of my back. I have taken class after class in my current local Community College to become a Medical Transcriptionist, but i have yet to see one class that is based on that study or particular area. All that I am taking now is general ed classes, such as (English, math, history, and typing). It is a pity that all of these schools require you to take additional classes that has nothing to do with Medical Transcription. This program would do the opposite, I would be taking the classes I need to be a medical transcriptionist and be getting closer and closer to my career instead of getting further away. SN:0MA9N2ESY

Future MT makes me even more determined to achieve my goal than ever. All of the Success stories on their page and others that I have read about the program make my hopes grow larger that my dream is only a step away. And getting into this program would be just a little scoot. As I said before the advantages of this program would be endless to me because my family means the world to me along with being able to help provide for them and my growing family. And being able to work from home and watch my growing family as I know that they are safe because I am there watching them.

I leave work every morning and kiss my little girl good-bye. She always asks “when will you be home mom?” I always tell her “right after work baby” and write down the time so she can look at the clock to check. Many of times she asks “mom can you stay home today?” She is four and half years old. She is the highlight of my life. I am excited to see her when she wakes up in the morning and I am excited to see her right after work. There are times that I cannot concentrate at work because I am thinking “what is Kaylee doing now?” How wonderful would that be to see her all day long? She is going to pre-school now so it wouldn’t be as often but still more than I see her now and that is all that matters. That is why I want to be a medical transcriptionist.

To me being a medical transcriptionist would be as if I were given a golden key to a wonderful life spent with my little girl and my husband. Kaylee wants a brother or sister and my husband and I want another baby also but with working full time away from home I just don’t see that happening. But I do see that happening if I can do medical transcription at home. I have researched many schools and programs that offer medical transcription training and certification and Future MT is the only online medical transcription school that I have found that offers a money back guarantee. I was also impressed with the amount of full and partial scholarships that are given out monthly. It is so hard making ends meet as it is for a lot people today that the benefit of receiving a full scholarship for education that will lead to a great life spent with your family is awesome in my eyes. It is as if Future MT’s goal is to set you down the path to succeed at a better way of life. The fact that if you do not find a job after 60 days from completing your course that you are granted a year’s access to Future MT’s employment services is really impressive. SN:0MA9N2ESY

I received my Bachelors in Business Science Business Information Systems and I feel I have not benefited from this degree. I am still paying on my school loans totaling about $16,000 right now. I cannot afford to go back to school now without financial aid. I applied numerous times for IT positions but every time they state I do not have enough work experience. If they would have offered the employment services or guarantee that you offer then maybe I wouldn’t feel that it was such a loss taking that path. I regret not going into another field of study. Right now I’m a secretary with a Bachelors Degree, paying off a loan to a field of education that I am not working in nor do I see myself ever working in. I wish I would have gone into medical transcription from the start. I think if I started down that path I would probably have my own medical transcription business by now and have the freedom to work from home and make my own schedule.

medical transcriptionist work at home

Lately I’ve had this urge to go back to school and do something with my life. I’ve been constipating as to what exact it is that I want to do. I’ve searched and searched the Web to find something that best suites me. I remember a while ago someone was talking about a job as a Medical Transcriptionist so I decided to do more research on that. I came across a website and really researched to see what it was all about. Before I commit myself to anything I want to know if it’s going to actually benefit me. I was excited to hear that Future MT’s school is a BBB accredited business and offers a money back guarantee. I was also concerned about employment after finishing. I don’t want to put in all this work and then in the end it will be a struggle to find work. I was super excited that they offer employment service guarantee. With all the Guarantees they’re offering I decided that Future MT is the school for me.

I decided to do medical transcriptionist work at home because of the flexibility it offers. I am a stay at home Mom with 3 boys who have very busy schedules. I want to be able to be there for them for everything I possibly can. Spending time with my family is a very high priority to me. As a child my parents always put work before my siblings and I. I know how hard that is for a child for their parents never attend a volleyball game, or never be there for a school play, all in all just never showing them that they support them in anything they do. I made a promise to myself that I would never put anything before my family. Becoming a MT I can keep the promise. I like that as a MT I can work from home so that will allow me make an income and spend time with my family. SN:0MA9N2ESY

We are facing hard times right now so part of my decision to become a MT is that we will be able to enjoy life more with a second income. We can take the trips we always dreamed of and every month it won’t be a struggle to pay the bills. Another reason why I have chosen Future MT is the fact that it is a self paced course. If I don’t understand something then I can stay on that chapter a little longer. My career goals for the future are first to become a MT and look for medical transcription jobs with a respectable company. After two years I would like to become a certified MT. After gaining more experience as a MT I would like to start a MT business. Working as a MT is a dream job to me it’s like it’s too good to be true. A job where you can work from home, make a great income and still spend time with your family! Not many jobs offer that. That’s why I will put all effort in so that I can enjoy the benefits that a job as MT has to offer.

My interest in medical transcription jobs began when a friend in California took a course and began her career. She was expecting her second child and desperately wanted to stay at home. The idea at the time intrigued me, as I would love to be able to contribute to our household income and continue to reap the benefits of staying home with our children. The recent failing economy has played a huge roll in my revisiting the medical transcription industry. As a wife and mother I am very familiar with the importance of the ‘behind the scenes’ duties. It is the tasks that are taken care of, without much thought by others, that make the day to day life run smoothly. This is how I view medical transcription. Without someone tending to this task the physician’s and the patient’s life would be chaotic. It would give me personal satisfaction to know that in some small (if not huge) way I have contributed to easing someone’s frustration.

I currently hold a BS in Rehabilitation Education Services. During the course of my degree completion I was required to take a medical terminology class. I found the class extremely fascinating and it was exciting to learn all the different aspects of various diseases and ailments. I look forward to delving into that world again. For me the advantages of being a medical transcriptionist is simple, the flexibility in working from home. We have five children ranging from the ages of 2 ½-9 ½, including a set of twins. This is a crucial time for them to have parental involvement to help develop their sense of security and needed skills to cope with life. Being a medical transcriptionist would allow me to balance my dedication to both my family and career. I believe this is an important lesson to show my children too, to help build their sense of self worth and value of family. SN:0MA9N2ESY

I would love the opportunity to also show them that anything is possible, that goals can be reached! I have a desire to be with my children but a financial need to work. With a little commitment and hard work both can be achieved. I am excited about Future MT’s program because it offers quality training and guidance at a reasonable price, including needed materials. They also has plenty of supports in place should I need any additional help. A fear of mine is that I will invest in a program but be abandoned along the way. With Future MT I do not need to worry about that. Not only will I have assistance the entire way through the program but will continue to be assisted through the process of obtaining a position and even beyond should the need arise. I also appreciate that they do not penalize for early or late completions. I would love to fly through the program and quickly obtain a job. But, as I stated, I am the mother of unexpected identical twins, life throws you curve balls! It is a relief to know I am not going to have to pay a price if one of those curve balls lands in my lap again! I would love to receive my training and find a position that allows me to stay at home. In about five years, once all my children are in school full time, I will investigate moving to an out of home position (it might be nice to have some adult interaction at that point). Or I might possibly continue medical transcriptionist work at home.

I am currently an RN in a small desert community of Southern California.  I would like to become a medical transcriptionist for many reasons.  You may say, “Is she crazy? She’s an RN. Why would she want to do medical transcription?”  Well, it goes like this.  Before my career as an RN, I was working in the medical field doing billing and collections for Hospitals.  I have also been a claims processor through an insurance company, processing medical bills from any medical provider, such as; Physicians, Hospitals, Radiology, Labs, Psychiatrists, etc…  In that job, I had to take a medical terminology course and from there, as you can imagine, my medical terminology has just increased.  From there, I received my LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) but the week before the graduation ceremony, my husband had a bad back injury through the railroad.  I was not able to attend my ceremony, but that was okay, the fact that I got my license was enough. However, new grads were not in high demand, and the accident forced me back to work in the field I was already in.  My husband is still disabled after back surgery, to this day, and we have been actively fighting for his right to Social Security disability benefits since 1999.  He still has yet to receive anything for disability.  His lawyers have not helped much in the matter, since it went to appeals, took more than a year for a response only for them to say the attorneys did not file in a timely manner.  They have proof they did, so we are still fighting.  In the midst of all this we have raised 6 children and now have 7 grandchildren.  No, I am not that old, only 47, but feel much older.  Well I did go back to school and got my RN, but all this time I have been the sole monthly income and now our three youngest are 19, 18 and 17 years old.  They still live at home and are trying to experience the world of College.  I recently went back to school one more time and at the end of August, will have my Bachelors of Healthcare Administration.  Unfortunately, it is at a cost of over $35,000.  It has just been a dream of mine to own my own business, and have so much more time to spend with my husband, children and grandchildren.  So all of this has been the great motivator and I believe home transcription is growing and will be a major wave of the future. 

The advantages of medical transcription jobs at home include more time for family but I see so much more than that.  I believe I would be able to pass that blessing on to others who may be in similar situations and want to be able to work from home.  I would like to be able to see others helped through your training, and then possibly hire some of those to work for me so as to help the surrounding community.  At the same time I believe Physicians will find this type of program not only financially beneficial but organizationally beneficial.  Through digital technology, transcription can lighten their load and be done quickly, professionally and cost-effectively.  The fact that I have much medical terminology doesn’t hurt either. SN:0MA9N2ESY

In the next five to ten years, I see myself a very successful business owner/operator of a flourishing medical transcription company and each medical transcriptionist work at home, possibly venturing into an all inclusive medical billing operation as well. Either way, I do see myself very successful in the next five to ten years.

A friend of the family runs her own Medical Transcriptionist business. She started out as a Transcriptionist herself and it led her to owning and operating her own business with her own employees. She works hard at what she does and is rewarded. The best thing is that she is able to do medical transcription at home. Her two children are never far from their mother.

In the past I’ve never really considered  medical transcriptionist work at home as employment to be truthful. However, the more I hear about the job, the more I believe it may be a really advantageous and enjoyable career choice for me. As a mother of three children, I think working from home would be the most beneficial for my family, especially for my newborn son. I’d be able to care for my children as well as earn extra money to start saving for the future. That future keeps sneaking up on us daily. My two daughters are nine and twelve years old. They are rapidly becoming teenagers and thereby becoming more and more expensive to feed and clothe. I’ve also become startlingly aware that, before I know it, they will take the SAT and begin to fill out college applications. The problem is that even if they both receive excellent scholarships, their expenses will increase exponentially with books, fees, school supplies and rooming costs. How will my husband and I be able to afford all that? Perhaps a career in Medical Transcription can help.

What really appeals to me about the Medical Transcriptionist career is the flexibility of work schedule. My family is very important to me. Ideally, I would be able to stay at home to breastfeed my son and watch him grow while still earning steady money. My husband is a self-employed carpenter, but occasionally work is slow or the weather doesn’t allow for him to be outside working. Roofing in a thunderstorm is foolhardy, to say the least. And, unfortunately, his paycheck reflects the whims of the weather quite often. When it does, we scrape by, spending a little less on groceries or paying a bill late. If ever any physical injury happens to my husband on the job, we are also without a means of support. With my working from home, we could save extra for our children’s college expenses as well as supplement our income in such lean times. SN:0MA9N2ESY

I graduated from Arkansas Tech University with a Bachelor’s of Fine Art in Creative Writing in 1995. Since then, I’ve gotten married and become a mother. Training online to become a Medical Transcriptionist would give me the advantage of staying close to my children while rediscovering the joys of writing. I hope that within a year of taking the MT courses I will become employed in the field. In the next five years, I hope that I’ve found it to be a lucrative and enjoyable career, giving my family a much-needed supplemental income. Taking the MT courses will be an investment in not only my future, but also the futures of my three children.