Medical transcriptionist vs pathology transcriptionist

Differences between medical transcriptionist and pathology transcriptionist duties and responsibilities

Medical transcriptionist example responsibilities.

• Manage audits using transcribe reports with preoperative and postoperative documentation within the EMR.
• Experience in radiology, cardiology, orthopedics, physical therapy, pediatrics, surgery and family practice medical terminology.
• Transcribe dictation from various specialty providers at the hospital including orthopedics, urology, podiatry, ophthalmology, and pain management.
• Transcribe radiology reports, including MRIs, CTs, nuclear medicine and vascular reports in a high-production, acute care setting.
• Maintain medical record integrity by interpreting, editing and transcribing dictation for multiple physicians and nurse practitioners.
• Prepare medical documentation from dictation - specializing in the areas of general surgery, orthopedics, plastic/oral surgery
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Pathology transcriptionist example responsibilities.

• Manage two ambulance sets, two ambulances, and specialize high-angle rescue equipment value at $500K+.
• Transcribe gross examination dictation, final diagnoses, bone marrow reports, and autopsy reports.
• Interpret, and evaluate inconsistencies and inaccuracies in medical dictation, and appropriately documents.
• Interview final eligible applicants for histology, processing, and transcription positions in the pathology department.
• general x-ray reports/ultrasound angiograms nuclear medicine mammography
• Provide technician support to psychologists and urologists by accurately and efficiently transcribing a wide range of medical conditions onto patient records.