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Medical Transcriptionist Medical transcriptionists are in demand more than ever. Transcription services range from small home-based businesses to large corporations. Medical Transcriptionists listen to physician dictation (recordings) and transcribe the information into a professional format. In Term 1 of TTC's Medical Transcriptionist Training Program, learn the basic medical knowledge needed to succeed in the field of transcription. In Term 2, you receive hands-on experience with dictation equipment while being supervised by an expert in the field. Keyboarding and Microsoft Word knowledge is required. To receive the Medical Transcriptionist Certificate, take the following courses in this order:
Term I
Term II
Term III
Introduction to Continuing Education Online Learning This course provides an introduction to software applications necessary to participate in Continuing Education online health care programs. Other applications reviewed are Microsoft Outlook and searching the net. This course is a prerequisite to all online courses. No Book Required.
Medical Terminology for Medical Transcriptionists This course helps students master the medical vocabulary and terms used in Medical Transcription . It covers word parts, root words, general application, abbreviations, medical terminology and body systems.. Books not included. XPHH-552-502 5/5-6/16 $159
Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Transcriptionists This course covers basic anatomy and physiology and is an introduction to all human body systems and their functions. It is perfect for the student entering a career in Medical Transcription where interpretation and understanding of the human body is necessary to be successful. Books not included. XPHA 555-502 6/4-7/18 $185 Pharmacology This course is an overview of pharmacology and how it is used to treat different disease states. If you need a general understanding of the diagnosis and treatment of disease using the numerous types of medical drugs on the market today, this course is for you. Prerequisite: Books not included.
XPHA 538-502 7/21-8/30 $185
Using The Transcriptionist’s Book of Style This course introduces the student to the standards of practice for transcribing medical dictation as set forth by the American Association of Medical Transcriptionists in their “Book of Style”. The AAMT is the professionally recognized authority in establishing medical transcription styles, forms and practices. Utilizing a combination of online lessons and the formats explained in the Book of Style the student will learn industry standards for preparing documents as they are used in the healthcare profession. Books not included. XPHH 570-502 7/21-8/30 $159
Introduction To Medical Transcription This course introduces the student to the process of medical transcription using various skills involving medical terminology, format, punctuation and computer technology. Dictation to be transcribed and studied is grouped by medical specialty to offer related vocabulary, technical content and other instructional material in an easy to understand format. The dictation to be transcribed includes chart notes, letters, initial office evaluations, consultations, history and physical examinations, discharge summaries, operative reports, emergency department reports, procedure notes and diagnostic studies from each medical specialty. Books not included. You will be told what equipment to purchase for the Transcription courses – a foot pedal and headphone. XPHH 572-502 5/19-8/18 $369
Transcription I This course provides a student with a bulk of original medical dictation from which the student will produce transcribed medical documents. This first level course addresses general medical reports common to all specialties, histories and physicals, discharge summaries, consultations, and others from various specialties. This is not an introductory course (for an introductory level course please see Introduction to Transcription). Includes Transcription CD. XPHH 574– 502 5/1-7/18 $360
Transcription II This course provides a student with a bulk of original medical dictation from which the student will produce transcribed medical documents. This second level course will explore the documents used in the specialties of Radiology, Pathology, Cardiology, Orthopedics and Gastrointestinal. Includes Transcription CD. XPHH 575-502 7/21- 8/18 $425
Medical Transcription Workforce Readiness This course will teach the transcription student how to transition into the Medical Transcription workforce. Topics covered will be HIPAA, Universal Precautions, and Resume Writing.
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