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A medical transcription credibility kit is a notebook that contains documentation vital to setting yourself apart from other medical transcriptionists vying for the same medical transcription job. Get yourself a notebook and divide it into the following sections:

1) Resume

2) Letters of Recommendation

3) Employee Evaluations

4) Samples of Work

5) List of Accomplishments at Each Job

6) Course Completion Certificates

7) Outside Activities

Resumes:

Have several copies of your current resume in the notebook. This comes in handy at the interview in case more than one person is interviewing you or if your resume has been lost or misplaced.

Letters of Recommendation:

Each time you leave a medical transcription job, get a letter of recommendation. This establishes your value to each past employer, whether it is a hospital, medical clinic, or private practice doctor’s office. These carry a lot of weight in my opinion. Not all prospective employers want to see them, but have them available nonetheless. I am more than happy to give them to a prospective employer so copies can be made.

by: Mary Ruff-King
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