I was amazed! It was during an interview for a clerk-typist job in which the most important and difficult task was going to be transcribing medical dictation in a Crippled Children's clinic. I seemed to have an immediate connection or bonding to the headset, the transcriber and the typewriter.At the end of the interview I was hired solely upon the transcribing test. All other applicants had excelled in other areas for this job, except the transcription test. I immediately began typing the words I heard through the headset and at an amazing speed and accuracy. They were impressed! I thought what is the big deal here? No problem transcribing the words

I heard through the headset. I had more problems answering the phone!Each day was an education in many ways, but mostly in medical transcription. I learned medical transcription on the job. In those days, we called it "taking dictation." The area of medical expertise in this position was limited to orthopedic and pediatric transcription. I later transferred to other jobs in which I transcribed Internal Medicine and Psychiatric medical reports. Of all assignments, it was the psychiatric dictation I was most interested in transcribing.Wow! This job is actually fun. My thoughts daily were "this is not a job." This is just plain fun. However, it is a job and I soon learned, although I enjoyed this, Click here for the rest.opportunities