Clever Resume for Medical Transcription It Works Promise

• Unique approach to landing a job in medical transcription
• Gets doctor's attention and an interview
• Worked for me many times, will work for you too.
• You substitute your own name, experience and contact information.
• See sample of wording that is unique in second paragraph.

I have been a medical transcriptionist for the past thirty years and this resume, typed as a patient "Initial Note" has given me the "edge" over my competition. With this approach, I have gotten full time work at home jobs the same day I faxed it! And, even if the office does not have job opening, doctors have phoned me to say that they really liked my "unique resume" and will keep me in their files.

I cannot cover the entire wording of the resume here, but the resume itself is on only one sheet of paper and under the physical examination heading, the resume says: HEENT - head normocephalic, atraumatic, obviously full of medical terminology. Eyes - alert to work at hand, can spot and correct grammatical, as well as spelling errors. Ears - keen sense of hearing, can easily distinguish between opathy and apathy. Cardiac - loves her work. Back and pelvic- can withstand long hours sitting performing transcription. Impression - Qualified medical transcriptionist seeking employment.

The resume covers everything. You substitute your own name, experience and contact information. In addition to the Resume, I send along my most effective tips for getting those precious physician office fax phone numbers, and the best kept secrets of longtime medical transcriptionists. The Clever Resume is sold with the caution that it be used for your own personal use with your own reference and experience information. Otherwise, it is Copyrighted Material, and cannot be published, duplicated or sold in any form without my express written permission.

A little background: Because the career of medical transcription has been good to me for the past thirty years, it has been important for me to give back to the profession. I remember my early days, my frustrations! My background has included Certification in the early 1980's, teaching transcription at the University of New Mexico within the Department of Radiology; editorial work with papers for publication in the Journal of the American Medical Association, as well as the Journal of the American College of Radiology. I have also transcribed in hospital, physician office, university and transcription service settings. I am the author of the Clever Resume for Medical Transcription, the Word Finder Series Medical Transcription Grammar Cheat Sheets, the 2nd Edition of the Word Finder Series for Medical Transcription, and the PDR Brand Name Drug List, all available separately in my booth here on Bonanzle.

After I have received your payment, the Clever Resume is sent to you in an email. I will first email you to ask that you email me at my wordfinderseries@gmail address so that I can then reply to you and enclose the Clever Resume. Easy.