Training Time

Program Orientation 1

Medical Transcription Editing Industry 5

Technology and the Medical Professional 5

Keyboard Kinetics 10

Medical Word Building 15

Grammar and Punctuation 10

Anatomy, Pathophysiology and

Disease Processes Block 1 5

Focus on Medical Specialties 30

Midterm 0.5

Introduction to Transcription 13

Transcription Clinic Notes 105

Transcription Basic Acute Care 100

Transcription Advanced Acute Care 150

Editing Theory 15

Editing Technique 20

Editing Clinic Notes 25

Editing Acute Care 40

Delivery Format

• Progress at the pace that matches your learning

style

For more information, contact the

PACE Program sta at (909) 537-5976,

or email pace@csusb.edu.

College of Extended Learning

California State University, San Bernardino

5500 University Parkway | San Bernardino, CA 92407

Telephone (909) 537-5975 | E-mail pace@csusb.edu

Website http://pace.csusb.edu

medical records.

Who Should Attend

Those interested in working in the medical eld as

a medical transcriptionist or editor.

Skill Sets

Q Gain the skills of both a medical transcriptionist

and a specialized medical transcription editor

Q Simulate the real world by training on hundreds

of authentic physician dictations

Q Prepare for the future of the industry as it relies

Certicate Completion

The curriculum is approved by the Association for

Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI), and it

includes real-world practical experience to ensure

you gain the skills you need to excel in the workforce.

Career Pathways

Medical transcription is primarily a work-from-

home occupation, giving you the opportunity to

have a professional career from the comfort of your

own home. Most healthcare providers outsource

Medical Transcription and Editing