The Medical Transcriptionist program helps you develop the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required of a medical transcriptionist - a professional who translates the spoken word of physicians and other healthcare workers into written reports. Using simulated case studies as part of the training, this program focuses on communication, skills and transcription techniques.
What you will learn
You gain an understanding of medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, grammar, and word processing software in order to prepare for work in a hospital, clinic or other healthcare setting.
Please review the Courses, Admissions Requirements and Getting Started tabs for more information on this program.
Getting Started
Learn how to begin your educational journey by visiting our Getting Started page.
Graduates of this program will benefit from a preparatory foundation of study that will help them pursue opportunities as a transcriptionist in a hospital, clinic, lab or private practice. Sometimes this work can be performed from home. Potential employers may require additional education and/or skills in order to consider graduates of this program for employment.
