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The 2 best websites for this are your state's Department of Labor website, and a website called O*NET (Occupational Information Network). They both have info about average wages nationally and state-by-state, job responsibilities, personality requirements, etc. I have looked up Medical Transcription on both websites and they are pretty good. If you don't find anything on your state's DOL website, go onto your state's Unemployment website – they normally have a section with info about training programs for careers. Since Medical Transcription is in demand, it will be there, with info about local schools that offer the program, how much it costs, requirements, etc.
The 2 best websites for this are your state's Department of Labor website, and a website called O*NET (Occupational Information Network). They both have info about average wages nationally and state-by-state, job responsibilities, personality requirements, etc. I have looked up Medical Transcription on both websites and they are pretty good. If you don't find anything on your state's DOL website, go onto your state's Unemployment website – they normally have a section with info about training programs for careers. Since Medical Transcription is in demand, it will be there, with info about local schools that offer the program, how much it costs, requirements, etc.
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whoknewthecolorcouldbeblue
19 May 09 at 12:11 pm