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Roane State medical transcription program has new name

Posted at 3:06 pm July 2, 2014
By Roane State Community College Leave a Comment

Applications now being accepted

Roane State Community College has changed the name of its one-year medical transcription program.

The certificate program is now called healthcare documentation specialist. The name change reflects changes taking place in the medical transcription industry and the program’s emphasis on new skills that employers want.

While traditional medical transcription remains part of the program, students also practice editing reports generated by speech recognition software.

“Students still need to know transcription,” program director Linda Marsh said. “But the use of speech recognition software is growing. Editing reports generated by this software requires an additional skill set than traditional medical transcription. The job function is quickly going from transcribing to editing and very often the healthcare documentation specialist may edit documentation inside the electronic health record environment. They may also perform quality checks. [Read more…]

Filed Under: College, Education, Front Page News, Uncategorized Tagged With: certificate program, health unit coordinators, healthcare documentation specialist, Linda Marsh, medical reports, medical transcription, medical transcriptionists, Roane State Community College, speech recognition editors, speech recognition software

Roane State students collect food for local food banks

Posted at 11:43 am November 29, 2012
By Roane State Community College Leave a Comment

Roane State Food Drive

Roane State students collected food for local food drives. Front row, from left, are students Rebekah Sullivan and Kelli Green, medical transcription program director Linda Marsh, students Paul Charpie and Summer Hammontree, dental hygiene program director Melinda Gill, and students Emily Scruggs and Jessica Ankrom. (Submitted photo)

Students in Roane State Community College’s dental hygiene program and medical transcription program teamed up to collect food for area food banks.

The academic programs are located at the college’s Oak Ridge campus. The students collected the donations for various food drives in Oak Ridge.

“The project gives students an awareness of people who have a need,” said Linda Marsh, director of the medical transcription program. “We are in a depressed economy, and I think it’s important for students to give back to the community.”

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Filed Under: Community, Education, Top Stories Tagged With: dental hygiene, food banks, Linda Marsh, medical transcription, Roane State Community College

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