Medical Transcriptionist

Role & responsibilities

A Fetal Medicine & Ultrasound Typist in a hospital job involves transcribing ultrasound reports and ensuring accurate record-keeping. They typically transcribe verbal findings from sonographers into written reports, and may also be responsible for data entry and formatting. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Transcription:

   Accurately transcribe ultrasound findings, often from audio recordings or handwritten notes, into written reports.

• Data Entry:

   Enter patient information, medical history, and test details into the hospital's electronic health record (EHR) system.

• Formatting and Editing:

   Ensure that reports are properly formatted, organized, and free of typographical errors.

• Record Keeping:

   Maintain accurate and organized records of ultrasound reports.

• Patient Documentation:

   Handle patient documentation related to ultrasound procedures. 

Preferred candidate profile

Skill Required

Qualifications:

• Experience:

  Some positions may require 1-2 years of experience in report typing, particularly for radiology departments. 

• Skills:

  Strong typing skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work with medical terminology are essential. 

• Education:

  While not always mandatory, a medical transcription certificate or course may be an advantage.