Medical Transcriptionist Resume Sample

• Reliable team leader with 15+ years of experience, currently coordinating a team of 35 professionals. • Utilized effective leadership skills to motivate and coach team members avoiding potential litigation. • Implemented new strategies to meet the productivity and TAT within client guidelines. • Coached, onboarded, and gave special training to all team members, training a total of 350+ employees. • Provided feedback based on established KPI metrics to help realize overall business goals. • Prioritized duties as required or per directive from the Quality Operations Manager to help run and support the Quality Assurance Program. • Achieved above 80% of throughput in overall (training to operations) and achieved a 4 out of 5 ratings from the manager. • Attended multiple programs offered by the organization including FTL (First Time Lead) as well as EDGE for upskilling myself.

• Documented medical history of patient's records including CC, HPI, PMHx, and PSurgHx. • Utilized Electronic Health Records system to record patients medical data, care plans and diagnosis. • Organized treatment protocols in a fast-paced emergency room environment. • Monitored patient medical charts and recognized data discrepancies. • Reported medical data discrepancies to physicians and nursing assistants. • Assisted physicians in accessing all relevant test results and medical history documents.

• Documented medical history of patient's records including CC, HPI, PMHx, PSurgHx, and A&P. • Utilized Electronic Health Records system to record patients medical data, care plans and diagnosis. • Experienced in multiple EHRs including AllScripts, Athena, ECW, Cerner and has good exposure in specialties such as Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology, and ENT. • Monitored patient medical charts and recognized data discrepancies. • Reported medical data discrepancies to physicians and nursing assistants. • Assisted physicians in accessing all relevant test results and medical history documents. • Indexed more than 1,00,000 patient's charts to appropriate labels with indexing rate of more than 500 charts per day. • Delivered one-on-one trainings for new hires.

• Listened to the recorded dictation of a doctor or other healthcare professional. • Reviewed and edited drafts prepared by speech recognition software, making sure that the transcription is correct. complete, and has a consistent style. • Implemented patient confidentiality guidelines and legal documentation requirements. • Optimized and corrected inconsistencies, errors, and missing information within a report that could compromise patient care. • Good exposure in working almost all the worktypes including Consultation, Discharge Summary, History and Physical, Operative Report, EEG, EMG, Soap notes, Letters, etc. • Assisted physicians in accessing all relevant test results and medical history documents. • Submitted health records for physicians to approve.

• Listen to the recorded dictation of a doctor or other healthcare professional. • Review and edit drafts prepared by speech recognition software, making sure that the transcription is correct. complete, and has a consistent style. • Follow patient confidentiality guidelines and legal documentation requirements. • Identify and correct inconsistencies, errors, and missing information within a report that could compromise patient care. • Submit health records for physicians to approve.

• Listen to the recorded dictation of a doctor or other healthcare professional. • Follow patient confidentiality guidelines and legal documentation requirements. • Identify and correct inconsistencies, errors, and missing information within a report that could compromise patient care. • Submit health records for physicians to approve. • Perform quality improvement audits.

• Have undergone an extensive training in medical transcription for almost 3 months. • Listen to the recorded dictation of a doctor or other healthcare professional. • Follow patient confidentiality guidelines and legal documentation requirements. • Identify and correct inconsistencies, errors, and missing information within a report that could compromise patient care. • Submit health records for physicians to approve.