http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org Work from home as a medical transcriptionist Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:38:07 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A normal job is 20 hours a week part time, 40 hours a week full time. That’s 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, not including a half hour to hour mid-day for a break. A normal job offers benefits for retirement and savings (and we should all be ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/11/11/work-at-home-professional-the-life-of-a-freelancer/ Earn thousands a week, stuffing envelopes from home! Work from home opportunity: Unlimited earning potential. Call now for free info! Be your own boss, make your own hours and make millions, without ever leaving home! If any of the above made your heart skip a beat, you are an average person. If you ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/11/04/work-at-home-dream-can-it-really-work/ Being a successful work at home woman (or man) is something to be very, very proud of! In most cases you have been lucky to take a hobby you love and turn it into a career that pays the bills. You may be no Bill Gates, but being an “average” ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/10/13/entrepreneur-life%e2%80%94are-you-working-too-many-hours/ Job Hunters frequently come across promising advertisements that turn out to be blatant lies that were geared towards bringing traffic to the advertisers website. Craigslists are full of these scams. I now make a point of taking a moment to look for violations of Google Adsense TOS and ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/07/16/fight-back-at-fraud/ It's not medical transcription, but there is a growing demand for transcription from podcasters. Bloggers who like to speak to their 'readers' using audio or video generally publish a transcript so their content can be effectively picked up by search engines. Consider approaching podcasters directly about providing transcription ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/07/12/transcribing-podcasts/ You see the perfect medical transcription job posted on the internet and you are about to seize the day when... You see that you have already missed the deadline. or You click a link and the website tells you that the job is gone. or You email your resume and never hear anything back. These situations ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/06/24/there-it-is-gone/ This is educational, not entertaining... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/06/18/a-video-about-transcription/ I was looking through the transcription job postings on www-transcription.net and I saw one from an employer that I thought was worth a closer look. AccuTran Global offers a wide variety of transcription and editing services to its clients and it looks like they are busy enough that they ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/06/09/editing-for-dollars/ I was searching for information to help a person with the ever popular question about how to get a job with no experience and I stumbled upon a very personal opinion piece on the job of medical transcription. I don't agree 100% with everything Joy Denise says, but I ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/05/13/transcription-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/ Telecommuting means never being late because you get stuck in traffic. It also means that you are at the mercy of your internet service provider. I think almost everyone in the Western World has several ISP's competing for their business. If you are doing digital transcription, you ... http://www.medicaltranscriptionjobs.org/2008/04/25/dealing-with-isps/