Medical and Interview Transcriptionist

Job description:

We’re looking for a skilled and detail-oriented transcriptionist with dual expertise in both medical and interview transcription to join our team in a flexible, remote role. This is a specialized position ideal for someone who is equally confident working with medical dictation and complex, multi-speaker interview audio, including sensitive or high-detail content.

Important: Required Qualifications

To be considered, applicants must meet both of the following criteria:

  • Certified Medical Transcriptionist (proof required)
  • Proven experience with interview transcription (e.g., law enforcement, 911, or similar environments)

Please note: Applications that do not meet both requirements will not be reviewed.

What You’ll Do

  • Transcribe law enforcement interviews, workplace investigations, and 911 call recordings
  • Provide medical transcription support as needed (overflow work)
  • Produce accurate, well-formatted transcripts with strong attention to detail
  • Maintain strict confidentiality and follow all privacy standards

What You Bring

  • Demonstrated experience in both medical and interview transcription
  • Strong listening, grammar, and formatting skills
  • Ability to work with challenging audio (multiple speakers, accents, background noise, emotionally sensitive content)
  • High level of professionalism and discretion

Availability

  • Must be available for a minimum of two weekend days per month
  • Additional flexible availability is an asset

About the Role

  • Interview transcription will be your primary focus
  • Medical transcription will be assigned as secondary/overflow work
  • Fully remote with flexible scheduling

Who You Are

  • Detail-driven and accuracy-focused
  • Reliable, responsive, and able to work independently
  • Comfortable handling sensitive and sometimes difficult material

Please send your resume and cover letter to mts@lhcc.ca. We will not be accepting applications through Indeed. We thank all applicants; however, only those selected will be contacted.

Pay: $17.95-$27.49 per hour

Work Location: Remote

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