It is a FAQ (Frequently Asked Question). Of course, it is very natural.

If you have a fairly good command over English, a keen ear attuned to the American accent, ability to comprehend and key in the matter correctly onto a document, and the determination to excel, you can do Medical Transcription. Your academic qualifications are of least importance. However, the following skills are needed to get trained as a Medical Transcriptionist.

• Aptitude for good written English.

• Good listening, writing, and comprehension skills

• Logical thinking

• An eye for minute details

• Word processing skills

• Concentration and patience

• Zest for learning

If your answer is positive to all these, you can definitely become a medical transcriptionist.