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MT in Newspapers

 
"Home-Based Medical transcription has become a lucrative and feasible option for those looking for home-based careers" - Rediff.com
 
Vatsala Bhatt, a nutritionist in a well-known health club in Bangalore, quit her job two years ago when she had a baby. Unable to move out, she started looking for a home-based career. She found the perfect option - medical transcription.  It worked out well for Vatsala, who now works for about six hours at home and makes Rs 10,000 per month or so.  She also gets time to spend with her daughter. 
 
"I download my files at about 7 am and start work at 8.30 am after my husband leaves for work. I upload the files by 3:00 pm."  Says Vatsala, who is one among the many who discovered the comfort of working from home and be independent. Until recently home-based medical transcription was popular ......................
 
To read full article, please click over  http://www.rediff.com/netguide/2003/feb/05work.htm
 
'MT offers high career growth'  T Ashish | Thursday, 05 May , 2005, 13:29
 
Medical transcription (MT) may not be big in India, but it has a huge market in the US. “The estimated MT market is $12 billion in the US. We have just scratched its surface. The potential is more. We (India) still have a long way to go,” says K B Anand, COO of Global Operations, Acusis LLC, a medical transcription services company based in Pittsburgh, US.  Established in .....   
 
To read full article, please click over http://sify.com/news/othernews/fullstory.php?id=13734853
 
 
Raja Simhan T.E.  CHENNAI, Aug. 14
 
Ms Maya Menon, a former customer relationship officer at Blue Dart, quit her job to take up a career in medical transcription (MT).   After a brief stint with one of the leading city-based MT companies, Ms Menon decided to become a home-based medical transcriptionist (HT). Today, as an HT and working from home Ms Menon is quite happy earning a considerable income and at the same time spending enough time with her children without affecting her job.  Ms Menon is not alone. MS Maya Menon, a former customer relationship officer at Blue Dart, quit her job to take up a career in medical transcription (MT). 
 
After a brief stint with one of the leading city-based MT companies, Ms Menon decided to become a home-based medical transcriptionist (HT). Today, as an HT and working from home Ms Menon is quite happy earning a considerable income and at the same time spending enough time with her children without affecting her job.  Ms Menon is not ...........
 
 
 
"Your home sweet home's your office" - The Economic Times [23 Jul, 2006, 0000 hrs IST, TNN]
 
Flexi-timing is no longer limited to working mothers. Today, more and more professionals are being given the option to work out of home.  The increasingly popular entrant to the home-office menu? Medical transcription. It is not new for Indian companies to tie up with hospitals and private physicians in the USA and UK—a Nasscom report says there are about 120 to 250 such firms in India.
 
Editing transcribed medical notes dictated by doctors in the US allows her to make Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000 per month. With the help of suitable software installed in her home computer, George downloads the transcribed files and edits them before sending them back to the office.
 
To read full article, please click over  http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/1794348.cms

"Medical Transcription: An attractive career choice" -  Deccan Herald

 
In the Indian context, there are three aspects of medical transcription that make it especially interesting. The first is the number of jobs it generates per crore of turnover......   
 
MT allows the traditional gender roles to be kept intact while pursuing a career. One can work from home, one can start a career later in life, and one can resume a career once family needs are taken care of.   MT allows women from more conservative segments of society to have  ................
 
EHM News Bureau - Mumbai
 
"There is an acute shortage of qualified MTs in the US due to demographic and economic reasons. India is the obvious destination to fill the void of over 1,00,000 MTs."  "The MT business is also opening up other avenues of employment like billing and receivables management. The remuneration offered is in line with the remuneration offered to any management graduate or post graduate along with sound personal and career ..........."
 
To read full article, please click over  http://expresshealthcaremgmt.com/20040331/innews04.shtml
 
4) "Medical transcription's rewriting India chapter" - Economic Times  [ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2003 11:54:29 AM]
 
The medical transcription sector in India went through the boom-to-bust cycle faster than you could say ‘business process outsourcing.’ Today, it is making a quiet return.
 
Shrikant Inamdar, executive director of Spryance, pointed to the shortage of trained personnel, which has adversely affected Spryance’s growth. “We need 2,500 people in the next two years. We could have done three times more business if we had more editors. We have 180 editors and need 300. In the next two years, we need 800.”  The industry has ............
 
To read full article, please click over   http://infotech.indiatimes.com/articleshow/44250044.cms
 

The frontier of medical outsourcing to India and other low-cost economies is extending by the day.  Medical outsourcing is a big-buck opportunity. The global healthcare outsourcing market, with all services put together, is approximately $71 billion in 2005. Healthcare BPO is a $200-billion business worldwide. India accounts for only $110 million of the healthcare BPO business though the opportunity in the next three years is for $5-$6 billion of this market.

According to Nasscom, medical transcription is projected to be India’s fourth largest foreign exchange earner in about five years. “The employment potential of transcription services would be 1,60,000 by 2008,” says  ............

To read full article, please click over  http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=90068

 
"Spryance to up headcount to 2,200" - Times of India [SpiritOfChennai.com]
 
Spryance, a medical transcriptions company, plans to scale up its headcount to 2,200 people by the end of 2005 from the current 1,200. Over 80% of them would be medical transcriptionists working from home. Spryance would invest $6 million on its expansion in the country, senior officials said.

Mr Raj Malhotra, CEO, Spryance, said that the company had already invested $8 million in its Indian operations, which includes ...............
 
To read full article, please click over  http://www.spiritofchennai.com/news/local-news/8703.htm
 
"Accentia Technologies on expansion mode" - New India Express
 
Accentia Tech acquires 3 US BPOs for Rs 80 crore.  Accentia will soon acquire one BPO company each in Minnesota and Florida in the US and Hyderabad, Belgaum and Hubli in India,
 
"SPi accelerates India expansion plans" - Chennai Online
 
SPi, a leading global BPO provider, is expanding the number of employees at its Chennai facility and plans to recruit another 500 people over the next 12 months. With these additional hires, SPi will employ more than 700 employees at its newest facility in India ......
 
 
"Working online has to be the greatest example of leveling the playing field for everyone"  CNN.com
 
Several years ago, I was able to return to school via an online course offered by Andrews School of Medical Transcription. My blindness was not a factor. It did not affect my grade or ability to do the work required.  10 months, I was able to graduate from Andrews School without attending a brick and mortar classroom.

Finding work was not an issue because a national company offered me employment shortly before graduation. My office was in front of my computer within the confines of my home. I was able to work in a field where sight did not matter.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Newspapers and Magezines: Times of India, Hindu, Deccan Herald, Indian Express, Hindusthan Times, Economic Times, Express Healthcare Magezine,  Ciol, Outlook, India Today, Weekly, etc.

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