Students construct a formal planning document aimed at initial project feasibility, market planning, operations planning, financial planning, and organizational planning. Concludes with a presentation of formal plans. Emphasis is on medical terminology and transcription of case histories, such as operative reports, physical examinations, pathology, radiology, discharges and autopsies. Increases and sharpens the skills developed in Part 1 of Medical Transcription. The emphasis is on medical vocabulary and transcription of case histories dealing with medical specialties such as psychiatry, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology, neurology, endocrinology, corrective surgery, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, respiratory and sensory systems.
Students also deal with foreign accents in some dictation.
Included also will be training for receptionist, accounting, reprographics, and public relations in a business. Extensive experience will be provided on the latest computers and voice transcribing equipment to prepare students for employment. Topics might include special interest training and updating for businesses, teleconference opportunities, and trend information for businesses. With the approval their advisor and of the Dean of Students, students can apply credits from these workshops to certificate and degree requirements.