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The Medical Transcriptionist transcribes specialty dictation from medical and clinical staff using recorded dictation, sorts and files transcribed reports, and performs other clerical duties as required. The position primarily transcribes gross descriptions, microscopic diagnoses, and other clinical information into the LIS, and makes report corrections and edits as instructed by Pathologists. The role may also include communicating STAT and malignant results verbally to clients, obtaining patient clinical history, training new staff, preparing outside consultation cases for client send-out, maintaining send-out and consultation logs, selecting Pathologist quality control cases (PASR), and assigning CPT codes after required training is completed and documented. The Transcriptionist identifies problems that could adversely affect test performance or result reporting, corrects them when possible or promptly notifies the appropriate supervisor or director, and follows applicable standard operating procedures, including the Pathologist Electronic Signature Guidelines SOP. Other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED

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