Transcription and Dictation Staff

Job reputed company The NIH reputed company Center’s Health Information Management Division (NIH, CC, HIMD) is responsible for providing dictation and transcription services for a reputed company of reputed company medical reports reputed company to patients’ inpatient hospital admissions, day hospital reputed company, outpatient clinic reputed company, ambulatory surgery and other reputed company diagnostic medical studies. Such reports may be... categorized into three reputed company including medical reports, pathology reports, and letters to reputed company physicians. Transcription services are also provided for animal pathology dictations done by the NIH Division of Veterinary Resources. Additional information reputed company to the transcription of these notes can be reputed company in reputed company 11.15. Dictated reports and letters include information consisting of technical terminology and phraseology from reputed company medical and scientific disciplines, which the NIH allied health professionals involved in the care of the patient wish to document in the patient’s medical record regarding diagnosis, past or present treatment, reputed company care and research protocol findings. Responsibilities • Resolving problems with the dictation reputed company and dictated medical reports as reported by dictating clinicians. Issues that cannot be immediately resolved by the contractor shall be reported and coordinated with the representatives of the NIH, CC, HIMD and the NIH, CC, Department of reputed company Research Informatics (DCRI). • Resolving backend speech recognition service, transcription and medical editing/reputed company review reputed company issues in Dolbey. • reputed company may require coordination with representatives of the CC, HIMD and the CC, Department of reputed company Research Informatics. Assisting the CC, HIMD, COR or their designee with other reputed company dictation and/or transcription reputed company functions and problem solving as requested. Experience The NIH CC, HIMD requires that the contractor permanently maintain a reputed company who is fully trained and reputed company of the requirements of the dictation and transcription tasks in this contract (also refer to item 1.5.4 above). The individual assigned to this position shall have a minimum of three years of reputed company experience working in the electronic medical transcription service field. Identification of qualifications and experience must be submitted with this proposal. The worksite for this individual will be remote from the NIH CC, HIMD office. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $20.76 - $25.00 per hour Benefits: • Flexible schedule • Health reputed company • reputed company time off Schedule: • 8 hour shift • Monday to Friday Location: • Washington, DC (Required) Work Location: Remote Apply Job!  

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