Re: MQ question

From: Anne Vasquez (annevasquez_at_NOSPAMhotmail.com)
Date: 01/07/05 

Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005 21:02:45 GMT

I don't have a clue how to get onto those accounts, or even which
accounts they may be. I worked on one for a while, and I hated the
account because, frankly, it took me too long to figure out which docs
had normals and which didn't, and looking them up on every report was a
pain for me. DQS works differently in that regard, in that hitting
Ctl+S at the beginning of a report brings up the headings and standards
for that doctor and that report type, but we weren't using DQS then. I
know that when I've seen memos that they need help with certain
accounts, I've asked if they want to assign me to those accounts.
Sometimes they have, and sometimes they haven't. None of the accounts I
work on are 100-bed hospitals; they're much larger than that. Even so,
you get used to most of the dictators if you're on the account long
enough. I've been on one account for 5 years, another for 4, a third
for 2, and another for just a few weeks. The first three are generally
pretty easy for me, and I can tell that it is just going to take a
little time to be just as comfortable with the fourth.

I'm sure not claiming that it's the norm for most MQ employees to turn
in the line counts you were referring to. It hasn't been possible for
me on my best day, and I doubt I'm alone in that! But the same held
true when I worked as an IC on my own accounts. I'm just not that good
with macros or expanders. I agree, MQ would have MTs begging to work
for them if that were the norm!

Anne

JMorngstar wrote:
>>
> Anne,
>
> Then how does one get onto those accounts? Are you paid more because you
> aren't on those accounts? It is a matter of who you know to get the premium
> accounts?
>
> I guess that I am passive aggressive on this. I have been forced to do close
> to 4000 lines a day of late and so I know all too well that it can be done.
> But when I do my doctors, they are the same ones that I have done for 15+ years
> and can almost transcribe the visit before the patient enters the office.
>
> I suppose what you are saying is that if someone works on a 100 bed hospital
> that they are bound to get the same doctors every single day. I still maintain
> that if this line count was possible by most MTs, then MQ would be flooded with
> MTs banging at the door.
>
> Janice

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