Medical Transcription Editor Resume
Medical transcription editors work for companies that provide transcription services to hospitals. Some of them may work independently for firms into transcription services. In any case, the job role would be to edit the documents prepared by the medical transcriptionsts (MTs). Since there is a possibility of the MTs making mistakes when transcribing, it becomes essential for the company to review the reports. If the reports are not reviewed, the patients' lives could be in danger.
To work as a medical transcription editor, you must have sound knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, symptoms, causes, and treatment procedures of various disease, English grammar, medical, communication, and memory skills.
Medical Transcription Editor Resume Example
Danny B. Burgess
1079 Hardman Road
Rutland, VT 05701
Phone: 802-770-0288
Email: dbburgess@example.com
Career Objective:
Qualified and experienced medical transcription editor, willing to invest my editing, calculative attitude and knowledge of medical terminology in a medical firm to provide excellent transcription services to clients.
Summary of Skills:
- Comprehensive knowledge of medical transcription guidelines, styles and practices
- Extensive knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and medico legal implications
- Skilled in operating computer, software applications, transcription equipment, and office equipment
- Strong knowledge of symptoms, causes, and treatment procedures of diseases
- In-depth knowledge of diverse accents, dialects, and varying dictation styles
- Detail-oriented with strong organizational, communication and management skills
- Possess excellent multi-tasking skills and has the ability to work under pressure with time constraints
Work Experience:
Medical Transcription Editor
Heart Land Consultancy, Rutland, VT
October 2014 - Present
- Editing transcribed documents against actual dictation listening to voice files
- Editing documents consistently and fairly according to transcription guidelines, standards of style, and formats
- Calculating and scoring reports by using standard quality scoring guidelines
- Identifying varying degrees of errors against documentation length
- Ensuring accuracy of transcribed documents by utilizing reference tools
- Providing feedback and updating the transcriptionists regarding areas of concern and quality issues to help eliminate repetition of errors
- Recognizing, interpreting, and evaluating inconsistencies, discrepancies, and inaccuracies in medical dictation
Medical Transcription Sub Editor
Hill Medico, Rutland, VT
February 2013 - September 2014
- Edited transcribed reports prepared by medical transcriptionists
- Reviewed voice files and compared the same with the text files
- Corrected and edited text files to make them free from errors, blanks, and omissions in the text
- Interpreted, transcribed, and edited dictation by physicians and other health care professionals
- Identified inconsistencies and mistakes in medical report and checked for accuracy of the information
- Checked for consistency and terminology that doesn't make sense medically
Education:
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High School Diploma
St. George School, Rutland, VT
2010
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Diploma in Medical Transcription
ABC Technical Institute, Rutland, VT
2012
Reference:
On request.