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Medical Transcription Training Course Overview
You can prepare for a fulfilling career in medical transcription, a flexible and highly popular healthcare field! Patient care in the healthcare system depends on accurate documentation, so medical transcription job opportunities abound. Are you a detail person who wants to make a difference? You can work with physicians and other healthcare professionals at a hospital, medical office, insurance company, or even work from home.
Best of all, you can train from home…on your own terms! You can work at your own pace and choose the times you study. Our first-rate training programs are built to suit your schedule and individual needs. Fast-track your training if you want! It’s in your hands.
Why choose Blackstone for medical transcription training? With decades of experience, Blackstone is the leader in flexible career training programs.
As a Blackstone distance education student, you can enjoy an Online Student Center. You select the course delivery method that best fits your educational preferences and your learning style. You’ll have access to all the support you need as you complete your medical transcription course.
Through the Medical Transcription training program, you’ll master medical transcription practice using modern transcription equipment. You’ll gain a working knowledge of medical terminology, medical diagnoses and procedures, laboratory procedures, and more. Upon graduation, you’ll be a professional, ready for entry-level employment in your new career. The Blackstone Medical Transcription training course even teaches you how to find a job!
Now is the time to launch your new career in medical transcription.
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Medical Transcription Career
Why choose a career in Medical Transcription?
The Job of the Future
The demand for professionals trained in medical transcription is expected to increase in the future, reflecting the rapid growth in the health care industry due to a population that is increasing in number as well as climbing in age.
Medical Transcription Jobs
The medical transcriptionist’s job is to take recordings made by physicians and other healthcare professionals using a transcribing machine and create corresponding reports on paper or as electronic files. It is also the medical transcriptionist’s responsibility to produce a product that is grammatically correct and ensure that all medical terms are accurate.
Medical Transcription Career Opportunities
Medical transcriptionists use their talents in a variety of healthcare settings, including doctors’ offices, public and private hospitals, teaching hospitals, medical transcription businesses, clinics, laboratories, radiology and pathology departments, insurance companies, medical libraries, government medical facilities, rehabilitation centers, legal offices, research centers, veterinary medical facilities, and associations representing the healthcare industry.
Medical transcriptionists work with physicians and surgeons in multiple specialties. They work with pharmacists, therapists, technicians, nurses, dieticians, social workers, psychologists, and other medical personnel. All of these healthcare providers rely on information that is received, documented, and dispersed by the medical transcriptionist.
Some transcriptionists choose to work from home as employees of transcription businesses or hospitals. Others provide services as independent contractors by starting a medical transcription home business.
Qualified medical transcriptionists who wish to expand their professional responsibilities may become quality assurance specialists, supervisors, managers, department heads, or owners of medical transcription businesses.
Experienced medical transcriptionists may become teachers working in schools and colleges to educate future medical transcriptionists.
What You Can Earn Working in the Medical Transcription Field
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical transcriptionists can earn up to $45,365 annually. It also lists the middle 50 percent of medical transcriptonists earning up to $38,584. High production employees have the potential of earning more in this field.
(U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2010-2011 Occupational Outlook Handbook)
Choosing a Career
Not sure which career is right for you? We can help you compare and choose a career. You can also find out more about careers that allow you to work from home.
Medical Transcription Training Curriculum Detail
The comprehensive Blackstone Medical Transcription online course curriculum covers a broad range of medical topics.
Unit I: Blackstone Skills for Success
Chapter 1
Covers learning styles; instrinsic versus extrinsic motivation; self-efficacy and self-determination; visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners; and field dependence versus field independence.
Chapter 2
Covers study skills, including choosing a place to study; scheduling time; goal setting; monitoring your study sessions; and avoiding procrastination.
Chapter 3
Covers learning strategies, including SQ3R; note-taking skills; memory tricks; references; and how to take multiple choice tests.
Unit II: Anatomy and Medical Terminology 1: An Introduction
Chapter 1
Explains how medical terms are constructed and analyzed to determine meaning; discusses types of medical terms; explains the function of combining vowels and how terms are pluralized.
Chapter 2
Covers prefixes relating to number, size, color, negation, position and direction, as well as those with the same meaning or opposite meaning.
Chapter 3
Covers common roots and combining vowels as well as suffixes which indicate the word's part of speech; also discusses suffixes related to pathologic conditions, diagnoses, and surgical incisions.
Chapter 4
Introduces the body cavities, body planes, and directional terms.
Unit III: Anatomy and Medical Terminology 2
Chapter 5
Discusses the anatomy and physiology of the skeletal system, including the bones; the axial and appendicular skeletons; and the joints and ligaments; also provides a list of relevant medical terms.
Chapter 6
Covers the muscular system, including the types of muscles and their functions, and related diseases and disorders; lists relevant medical terms.
Chapter 7
Provides and overview of the integumentary system, including the skin, hair and nails; discusses diseases and disorders as well as lists relevant medical terms.
Chapter 8
Covers the respiratory system—including the nose, pharynx and lungs—as well as diseases and disorders related to this system; lists relevant medical terms.
Unit IV: English Usage and Written Communication
Chapter 1
Covers the parts of speech, including nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections.
Chapter 2
Covers the parts of a sentence, including the subject, predicate, direct and indirect objects, subject complements, phrases, and clauses.
Chapter 3
Covers pronoun/antecedent agreement and pronoun usage; explains how pronouns are used in sentences; covers subject/verb agreement.
Chapter 4
Covers sentence types and sentence punctuation.
Chapter 5
Covers fundamentals of written communication, including using active versus passive voice; writing unified and coherent paragraphs, and writing topic sentences for paragraphs. Discusses common types of business communication, including business letters and memorandums.
Unit V: Anatomy and Medical Terminology 3
Chapter 9
Covers the cardiovascular system, including the structure of the heart, function of blood vessels, and related disorders and diseases; lists relevant medical terms.
Chapter 10
Discusses the function and parts of the urinary system, including kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra; covers related diseases and disorders as well as medical terminology.
Chapter 11
Introduces the digestive system, including the oral cavity, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, intestines, and accessory organs; covers related diseases and disorders as well as medical terminology.
Chapter 12
Covers the peripheral and central nervous systems, their function, related diseases and disorders, and medical terminology.
Unit VI: Anatomy and Medical Terminology 4
Chapter 13
Discusses the glands that make up the endocrine system as well as related diseases and disorders; also lists relevant medical terms.
Chapter 14
Provides an overview of the anatomy of both the eyes and the ears (the sensory system); covers related diseases and disorders as well as medical terminology.
Chapter 15
Covers the blood, lymphatic, and immune systems and their functions; discusses relevant diseases and disorders as well as medical terminology.
Chapter 16
Provides an overview of both the male and female reproductive systems; covers related diseases and disorders as well as medical terminology.
Unit VII: Introduction to Computers, Keyboarding and Office Technology
Chapter 1
Covers how computers are used in the office today, the different types of computers, and the parts of a computer system.
Chapter 2
Covers basic keyboarding skills using Blackstone's Online Typing Tutor.
Chapter 3
Covers the Internet, the World Wide Web (WWW), URLs, the different types of Internet connections, search engines, email, and other uses for the Internet.
Chapter 4
Covers other types of office technology, including office telephones and the different types of telephone calls; fax machines; photocopiers; multipurpose machines; transcribers; digital cameras; and wireless communication.
Unit VIII: Fundamentals of Medical Transcription
Chapter 1
Covers the medical transcription profession; the medical report and the healthcare record; technology; references; work environments; medical readings: history and physical examination; laboratory tests and pharmacology.
Chapter 2
Covers ethics and professionalism; transcribing foreign accents; employment issues: job searching, employment enigmas and avoiding work-related injuries.
Chapter 3
Covers grammar, punctuation and style; acronyms and abbreviations; brief forms and medical slang; eponyms; flagging reports; and editing.
Unit IX: Disease Processes and Transcription Practice I
Chapter 4
Covers dermatology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 5
Covers otorhinolaryngology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 6
Covers opthamology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; vision charts; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Unit X: Disease Processes and Transcription Practice II
Chapter 7
Covers pulmonary medicine, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 8
Covers cardiology and hematology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: cardiology and cardiovascular surgery; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology; and common disorders of the blood.
Chapter 9
Covers gastroenterology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: a surgeon's view of gastroenterology and practice; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 10
Covers endocrinology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: metabolism and nutrition; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Unit XI: Professional Development and Medicolegal Ethics
Chapter 1
Discusses concepts of professional development, including attitude; self-esteem; professional attire; business etiquette; verbal and nonverbal communication; introductions; time and stress management; and continuing education.
Chapter 2
Discusses medicolegal ethics in healthcare; covers the code of ethics; discusses aspects pertaining to the healthcare record, including the purpose of ownership, how to correct mistakes, the difference between privileged and nonprivileged information, and the importance of timeliness.
Unit XII: Disease Processes and Transcription Practice III
Chapter 11
Covers urology and nephrology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 12
Covers obstetrics and gynecology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: a brief look at STDs in women; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 13
Covers orthopedics, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: orthopedic practice and surgery; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Unit XIII: Disease Processes and Transcription Practice IV
Chapter 14
Covers neurology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; common diseases; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 15
Covers psychiatry, including terminology review; medical readings: history and physical examination; a doctor's view: depression; common diseases; diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 16
Covers pathology, including terminology review; medical readings: pathology reports; a doctor's view: gross and microscopic examination of tissue; diagnostic and surgical procedures, laboratory procedures, and pharmacology.
Chapter 17
Covers radiology, including anatomy in brief; terminology review; medical readings; a doctor's view: diagnostic radiology; common diseases; pharmacology.
Unit XIV: How to Find a Job in Healthcare
Chapter 1
Covers job-search correspondence, including resumes and cover letters.
Chapter 2
Discusses job-search techniques such as networking and using online employment search engines.
Chapter 3
Discusses job interviews; explains how to dress for an interview, what to bring to an interview, what to expect during an interview; discusses common questions asked during an interview and how to follow up after an interview.
Medical Transcription Training Materials
Blackstone will provide you with the following tools for success in our online medical transcription training course, all of which are included in your tuition:
Blackstone Medical Transcription Study Guides
Fourteen separate units designed by Blackstone Career Institute will guide you through the Medical Transcription online course. These units are broken into smaller sections, which will allow you to better process and retain the material in the readings. Each study unit chapter includes objectives, an overview, teacher’s notes, and a self-check.
Medical Transcription Fundamentals and Practice, 3rd Edition, Prentice Hall Health
This is the textbook for the Medical Transcription course, which includes pertinent medical readings by physicians, articles written by medical transcriptionists about the profession, challenging exercises and learning tools, and authentic physician dictation.
Dorland’s Pocket Medical Dictionary, 28th Edition -- Book and CD-ROM
Since 1898, Dorland’s Pocket Medical Dictionary has set the world standard as the most convenient, user-friendly portable reference on medical terminology. It provides the accurate, clear, up-to-date definitions people expect from Dorland’s...in a highly compact, easy-to-use format. Now it’s better than ever! Delivers 2,500 new entries - 37,000 in all - encompassing all of the most important new medical terms and definitions, including new drug names and 230 new illustrations. Presents the most complementary and alternative medicine coverage available in any small medical dictionary. Offers an expanded full-color insert illustrating the structure and function of the human body. Includes a CD-ROM with Dorland’s Electronic Medical Speller, Version 4.0 at no added cost, allowing you to quickly and easily add 400,000 medical terms to your computer’s spell checker. Uses a new two-color design to make reference easier.
Blackstone's Exclusive Online Typing Tutor
Whether you are a novice typist or just need to brush up on your skills and increase your speed, Blackstone's Online Typing Tutor will help you succeed. Typing exercises are geared to the allied health student. Work at your own pace and take the online typing test when you are ready to assess your skill level.
Access to Blackstone’s Online Student Center
Along with your traditional course items, you will gain unlimited access to Blackstone’s Online Student Center, where you can take exams and receive instantaneous Grade Reports, chat real-time with other students, participate in online discussions, and receive news about Blackstone.
Foot Pedal
Medical transcription foot pedals allow you to easily play, stop, rewind, and fast forward medical dictation. The foot pedal works with the dictation provided on the CD-ROM that comes with the Medical Transcripton Fundamentals and Practice text.
In addition, Blackstone will also provide you with:
Thorough Testing
Fourteen multiple-choice exams and a required keyboarding homework assignment assist us in assessing your understanding of the concepts taught. In addition, there are many self-checks that students can complete throughout the program.
Documents
You will receive an official transcript and a Medical Transcription diploma upon successful completion of the entire program. A copy of your transcript will also be on permanent file with Blackstone and is available for a nominal fee.
Ample Time
You have up to one year to complete the online Blackstone Medical Transcription program. If additional time is needed, a six-month extension can be purchased.
Instant Grading
Immediate feedback is provided for all exams submitted through the Online Student Center—you will receive an electronic grade report instantly!
Support
Your success is important to us! Any time you need assistance, please contact us. We will be more than happy to assist you with any questions or problems you encounter with the course materials or exams.
Affordable Tuition
Your low tuition cost covers your entire program including all textbooks, study guides, exam evaluation services, access to the Online Student Center, and your diploma upon graduation.
Credit for Previous Education
Tuition reduction will be considered for equivalent college coursework earning a B or better completed within two years preceding entrance into Blackstone Career Institute. Determination of credit will be made by Blackstone’s Education Department upon receipt and evaluation of an official school transcript and course description prior to enrollment. The amount of financial credit will be determined by program selection. Students are still required to complete all academic exams and assignments, regardless of approved credits.
Paid Postage
Blackstone will pay the postage on all packages we mail within the contiguous United States. AK, HI and international students must call for rates prior to enrollment at 800-826-9228.
Financial Assistance
Blackstone’s financial assistance programs include GI Bill Education Benefits for veterans and the Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA program).
Student Tuition Protection Policy
We offer a student tuition protection policy that covers cancellations and refunds. Review our policy using the tuition tab at the top of this page.
Medical Transcription Training Course Tuition
A quality education is an investment in your future in the medical transcription field. Blackstone's online courses are designed to be affordable while providing excellence in education and student services. Tuition is only $3,500* and you can get started in your new career in just one year or less!
*Total cost of $3,500.00 includes a $150.00 registration fee and a $25.00 non-refundable administrative fee.
Go to our Financial Assistance page to review other financing options for military members and their families.
Although we endeavor to keep prospective students updated on any upcoming tuition changes, fees are subject to change without notice at any time prior to your enrollment. Please contact the school if you have any questions regarding the current program tuition.
Your tuition fee includes:
- All instruction, exam evaluation, and grading of homework assignments
- Access to our state-of-the-art Online Student Center
- Full student services and support during your program, including unlimited e-mail, fax, and telephone support
- All new, latest edition textbooks
- Comprehensive and up-to-date study guides prepared by faculty and reviewed by subject matter experts
- Exam grade reports with references for questions answered incorrectly
- One official school transcript
- An embossed Medical Transcription diploma upon completion of program requirements
...And, depending on the online career course you take:
- Multimedia CD-ROMs
- Course supplements
- Charts
- Audiotapes and CDs
- Transcription Equipment
The exact materials list for each program is available in the Materials tab at the top of this page.
International Student Policy
International, Alaskan, Hawaiian and Canadian students are required to participate under the full payment plan only. There is an additional charge for shipping/handling of all materials. Please refer to the International Training page for requirements or call 800.826.9228 prior to enrollment. AK, HI, Canadian and international students may be required to pay extra duties required by customs authorities at the time of receipt of study material. Here is a helpful online Currency Converter.
Methods of Payment
You may use your Visa, Discover, Master Card, or American Express Card to securely enroll online. You may also finance your program by money order or check. A returned check fee of $25.00 will apply.
NOTE: To Employed Individuals
Some students may be eligible for full or partial reimbursement of their tuition by their employers. Your company may be able to take advantage of The Employee Education Assistance Act (IRS Code, Section 127). Check with your supervisor or personnel department.
Student Tuition Protection Policy
Review Blackstone Career Institute’s cancellation and refund policy below.
Blackstone Career Institute is confident that the course you have selected will be everything we advertise. To assure you of this, we provide this cancellation and refund policy. A student may cancel the program by notifying the school in any manner; a written request is recommended. If you cancel within 5 days from the signature date on your Enrollment Agreement, all monies will be refunded. If you cancel after 5 days from the signature date of your Enrollment Agreement, but prior to receipt by the school of your first exam, you are obligated to a registration fee of 15% of the tuition or $150, whichever is less, and if applicable, the non-refundable administrative fee. If you cancel after submitting the first exam, you are obligated to pay the school the registration fee, the non-refundable administrative fee, plus a percentage of tuition as follows:
A. Up to and including 10% of the exams, 10% of the tuition.
B. After submitting more than 10% up to and including 25% of the exams, 25% of the tuition.
C. After submitting more than 25% up to and including 50% of the exams, 50% of the tuition.
D. After submitting more than 50% of the exams, you owe the school the full tuition.
If you choose to cancel and have paid the school more than the amount as calculated above, all excess payments will be refunded. Students who wish to cancel their enrollment with Blackstone and have a balance due, will have their terms payment processed through their existing credit card or e-check account. A reinstatement fee of $35.00 will be required for the reactivation of any enrollment if requested within 180 days from initial cancellation. Refunds are processed within 30 days to the payee of record. No refunds will be issued after 12 months from the enrollment date.
Tuition Comparison
While the cost of attending a private career school today can be over $10,000 a year, the total cost of Blackstone’s distance education Medical Transcription program is only $3,500! This tuition cost includes everything you will need to complete your Blackstone program and upon successful completion, receive your career diploma. In addition, Blackstone offers two ways to complete your career program coursework: traditional correspondence-based study or through the Blackstone Online Student Center, which allows you access to your coursework and exams online. You select the method that best fits your educational preferences and your learning style all for one low tuition cost. When you factor in the value of your time, our traditional or online distance education program becomes an even better investment. Because you can complete your Blackstone career program in less time than other programs, you realize the return on your investment a lot sooner.
Call us toll free at 1.800.826.9228 to speak with a student service representative if you have questions or would like to enroll directly!
Medical Transcription Career Resources
Career Resources include sites that specifically relate to your career in medical transcription. Find organizations to join and increase your networking abilities. Many of these organizations and associations have their own newsletters or magazines, job databases, and certification exams. You will also find links to other relevant web sites for your career path and books, software or journals that can help as you build your medical and professional knowledge.
Following is a list of resource categories available to Medical Transcriptionists. Click on the category you would like to explore.
- Medical Transcription Associations
- Medical Transcription Resources
- Job Resources for Medical Transcriptionists
- Reference Sites for Medical Professions
- Books and Journals for the Medical Transcription Profession
Medical Transcription Associations
Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity • Information on becoming a Certified MT through this organization
Medical Transcription Industry Association
Medical Transcription Contacts
Medical Transcription Resources
Spectrum Softtech Solutions (P) Ltd. • Medical transcription software
Hot Home Business: Medical Transcription • How to get your foot in the door and start working from home
Medical Transcription Networking Center • An online community for MT professionals
MT Chat on Twitter • Chat with other Medical Transcriptionists about the business
Vanka's Medical Links for MT's • Links to a variety of medical sites
TranscriptionGear.com • Order all types of transcription equipment online or get a free color catalog
Mtbot • Search sample MT reports, jobs, and forums
MT-ETC • Links for referencing, resources, information, or just browsing
Medical Transcription Job Resources
AHDI Career Connection • Post your resume and view job openings
U.S. Department of Labor: Bureau of Labor Statistics • Occupational Outlook Handbook for medical transcription
MTForums.com • Search the medical transcription job forum
ExecuScribe • Apply to join their team of medical transcriptionists
Jobs.com • Use this job search engine to find MT jobs
mtjobs.com • The Internet's largest source of MT jobs and resumes
Transcription Matchmaker • A recruiting service to help you find the right MT company
Advance for Health Information Professionals • Search archives for web articles, search jobs, find job fairs, and latest HIPAA news
MTStars • Discussion forums, job and resume bank, newsletter subscription, search engine, and much more!
MedicalTranscription.com • Newbie program coming soon: submit your email address for future notification
Shaping Medical Transcription • Submit your resume for an opportunity to take their written test and sample dicatation to gain employment
biohealthmatics.com • Search MT job postings, articles, forums, events, conferences, and company profiles
Medical Linguistics • Fax or email your resume for consideration
Healthcare Jobs • Search jobs, post your resume, or sign up to receive job listings automatically by email
AHIMA JobBank • Create an account or become a member to search their job listings
HealthServicesJobs.com • Post your resume and create your portfolio, research the latest trends in your industry, and search for jobs
Absolutely Healthcare • Browse healthcare and medical jobs, post your resume, obtain licensing information, review salary data, and set up a job search agent
MedicalWorkers.com • Browse jobs by title, state or company name in a wide variety of healthcare fields.
Reference Sites for Medical Professions
Online Medical Dictionaries
Mondofacto • Includes abbreviations, suffixes, prefixes and acronyms
Medical Dictionary • Definitions of medical terminology, pharmaceutical drugs, healthcare equipment, healthcare conditions, medical devices, specialty terms and medical abbreviations
Medline Plus • A service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health
Other Reference Sites
American Medical Association Atlas of the Body
Discoveryhealth.com Human Body Atlas • Interactive body atlas for common diseases and disorders
Acronyms and Initialisms for Health Information Resources
National Library of Medicine • The world's largest medical library by the National Institutes of Health
Current Medical News Sources • Reliable information and timely news stories about medical research
Reuters Health • World's leading provider of medical and healthcare news
MedicineNet.com • Reliable doctor-produced health and medical information
Library of the National Medical Society • Online subscription available for disease diagnosis, treatment, textbooks, journals and archives
Books, Journals and Software for the
Medical Transcription Profession
Check out the various titles available on Amazon.com!
Amazon.com • Type “Medical Transcription” into the search bar
The Step-by-Step Guide to Medical Transcription at Home • Learn how to start your own business and be your own boss
SpeedType • Medical Transcription software that you can use with all Windows applications to increase production
Wolters Kluwer Health • Keep up-to-date with the latest trends in Medical Transcription by searching for products specific to your field, such as Health Data Matrix magazines
PLEXUS • Join the AHDI to get a subscription for this magazine written specifically for Medical Transcriptionists
Advance for Health Information Professionals • Subscribe to this biweekly magazine, or search for articles and jobs online
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