| Our Name is Our
Mission
We have to live up to our name, ACCURATE. Every single report we transcribe goes through a quality assurance check before we release it to our clients. Our Quality Assurance Team is headed up by our Director of Operations, and includes our Medical Transcription Instructor and Supervisor of Transcription. Together with their staff of proofreaders and program managers, they continuously monitor all transcription, checking for accuracy of medical terminology, spelling, grammar, format, patient and physician information and adherence to turnaround times. This is enhanced by spell check and medical spell check software and our emphasis on attention to detail. |
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Maintaining Our Standards Our transcriptionists all have to meet rigid standards and pass qualifying tests for employment with Accurate Typing. Experienced applicants are interviewed and tested prior to being accepted. All references are verified. We then proofread all transcribed reports against original dictation for several months until we are convinced of their ability. From that point, transcription and format accuracy are still monitored every day to maintain only the highest quality. |
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| Skills and vocabulary are constantly refreshed and updated to keep
up with changes in the field, including new drugs and
procedures. All of our transcriptionists have extensive training
and experience in acute care medical records transcription. They
have either graduated from an accredited college program, a business or
vocational school curriculum and/or taken our own or other intensive certificate
training program and many come to us with years of hospital
experience. Once with us, most remain for the long
term. We have a very high retention rate because of our incentivized
pay schedule, our abundance of work and our pleasant atmosphere.
Our Training Program
Accurate Typing Services currently offers an intensive medical transcription
program to qualified candidates who are serious about becoming professional
medical transcriptionists. This program takes eighteen to twenty four months
to fully complete. It encompasses medical terminology, anatomy
and physiology, laboratory, drug and prescription data, body systems, diseases,
operative procedures, instruments, specialties such as radiology, pathology,
ophthalmology, neurology, cardiology, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology
and much more. It requires thousands of hours of hands-on
transcription from physician dictation, as well as study material and instruction
in common formats and report requirements. Upon successful completion
and requisite experience, a professional medical transcriptionist is
developed. Our instructor, through Accurate Typing Services, Inc.
has taught the medical transcription program at Molloy College, a New York
State accredited college with an emphasis in health care career development
which is located in Nassau County, New York. |