Remote Medical Transcription Jobs | $25–$35/Hou...

Turn Accuracy into Income: Work from Home as a Remote Medical Transcriptionist If you searched for “remote medical transcription jobs,” you're likely detail-oriented, fast on the keyboard, and ready for focused, no-nonsense work that pays well and respects your time. Welcome to your lane. We're hiring Remote Medical Transcriptionists for entry-level and experienced roles that offer $25–$35/hour , total schedule flexibility, and a fully remote setup you can run from anywhere with an internet connection. This isn’t just a gig—it’s a high-trust, high-focus role for professionals who want stability without the clinic commute. What You’ll Be Doing As a remote transcriptionist, your core job is to convert audio files from medical professionals—like doctors and specialists—into accurate, properly formatted written reports. You'll listen, type, review, and deliver precise records that go directly into patients’ files. Daily Responsibilities Transcribe audio dictations from physicians and medical providers Use transcription software and templates to speed up workflow Format and proofread documents with close attention to grammar and medical terminology Flag inconsistencies or errors for quality review Upload and submit completed reports within given timelines Who This Is For Experienced transcriptionists looking for flexible, remote work Fast typists with medical vocabulary knowledge People transitioning from healthcare roles into at-home careers New transcription professionals with certification or training Night owls or early birds looking to build their own shift You Don’t Need A degree in healthcare (though it helps) Phone or customer service skills A physical office—just a quiet space and headphones To work a fixed 9–5 schedule Any sales, quotas, or meetings You Do Need Typing speed of 60+ WPM Medical transcription certification (or strong proven skillset) Strong knowledge of medical terms and documentation standards A desktop or laptop (Windows or Mac) Quality headphones and reliable internet (10 Mbps+) The ability to meet deadlines and work independently Pay, Perks, and Flexibility Base pay: $25/hour Bonuses for accuracy and fast turnaround bring top earners to $35/hour Biweekly pay via direct deposit Flexible scheduling—set your own hours Paid training for new transcriptionists Long-term contract and promotion tracks available Optional health coverage after 60 days (for full-time contractors) A Day in the Role You log in mid-morning and download your assigned files. First up: an orthopedic report—clear audio, easy flow. You transcribe using your preferred shortcut tools, double-check formatting, and submit. Next, a cardiology note with some abbreviations—you pause, verify terms, and wrap it within your deadline. No calls. No meetings. Just focused typing and solid pay. What You’ll Gain Remote stability in the healthcare space Experience with EMR/EHR documentation Improved listening, editing, and multitasking skills Independence and full control over your workday A respected, in-demand skillset that can grow with you What Our Transcriptionists Say “I left a hospital job after burnout. Now I do the same work—but at home, on my terms, and for better pay.” – Rachel M., New Mexico “Every day is focused, independent, and rewarding. It’s the most stress-free job I’ve ever had in healthcare.” – Jared H., Michigan FAQs Q: Do I need to be certified? Certification is preferred, but not required if you can demonstrate accurate medical transcription experience. Q: How do I receive files? All files are delivered through a secure online platform. You’ll be trained on the system. Q: Can I work part-time? Yes. Many transcriptionists work 20–30 hours/week with flexible hours. Q: Will I talk to patients? Never. This is a behind-the-scenes documentation role. Apply Now If you're ready to turn your precision and focus into a well-paying remote role, click the Apply Now button to start. Whether you're certified or just getting started, this is your gateway into professional medical transcription—without ever stepping foot in a clinic.