Medical Transcription Useful Links

These are some of the resources I have found to be very useful as a Medical Transcriptionist. I do not recommend skipping the purchase of texts such as medical dictionaries, however, as online resources are notoriously unreliable. In addition, I find it is generally easier to look something up in a book than it is to find it on a website. Time is money when you are a medical transcriptionist, even though you are getting paid by the line rather than hour.

These resources are ones I have found to have very high quality.

Abbreviations

JDMD, Inc. Medical Abbreviations Glossary
Pharma-Lexicon

Doctors

AMA DoctorFinder
Doctor Directory

Drug Help

RxList
FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research

Medical Transcription Education

CareerStep
M-Tec
The Andrews School

General (Discussion, advice and more)

MTDesk
MT Daily
MedlinePlus
Medical Transcription Basics
Free eCourse on being a medical transcriptionist.

Grammar

Daily Grammar
The Grammar Doctor

HIPPA

HRNext
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Humor

Q Fever
Dictation Guidelines for Physicians

Organizations

AAMT

Search engines

Google - just try to verify results on another resource

Specialty

Bare Bones Radiology Page
Rochester Optical Jargon
RadiologyInfo
UCSD Laboratory Services Guide
Cancer.gov
American Diabetes Association
Surgical Instruments
National Organization for Rare Disorders

Spell check

Medical Spell Checker
Spellex

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