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How to Get Started in Medical Transcription
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Acquire the Client
For some transcriptionists, this is nothing more than taking your work home and working as an independent contractor.  For others who are starting up a transcription service with no middle man, this requires advertising, marketing, and selling yourself.  As mentioned above, having your technology ducks in a row is essential.  But you also need to convey the message that you are a skilled professional, dedicated to delivering top quality service at all times.  Visit our medical transcription Marketing Methods discussion board for tips and ideas for advertising and marketing your service, and Line Count Methods to help determine your billing practices.  And of course, listing your service on MedicalTranscription.com is by far the most inexpensive way to put yourself in front of physicians who are actively seeking medical transcription. (Get Listed)

Finding the potential client is the first step.  You must then convince your potential client that you are the professional they are seeking. By knowing your technology, knowing your client's needs, knowing your specialty, knowing your rates and more, you are able to provide a sales proposal encompassing all the elements necessary to instill confidence that you know what you are doing, and will provide consistently good service.  Visit our medical transcription Professional Guidance page for sample contracts and formats.  Subscribe to MT Newsletter for valuable information, such as "Creating an Effective Sales Proposal", delivered directly to you.

   

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