Nuance reviews

They are so focused on dollars and saving that they just want to save hopsitals and clinics money but do not consider the MTs or others just trying to make a living. They just want to go into big hospitals and clinics and tell them they can do a better and faster job if the hospitals and clinics will just outsource everything to them. Then when they have the contract they never have everyone trained well enough to take on additional work.

I started this "joke of a job" and then my husband had a major stroke. My manager was very compassionate to me... but still reminded me pretty much everyday that I needed to return to the sweatshop. I did. QA is so nit picky. If you miss an age by a month or an S at the end of a word and they "hear" it; even though in the particular case of the S that I missed the physician was sending a disk of x-rays to another physician. I know in my experience that they don't give you your x-rays on multiple disks! I got a major ding for this. You are also required to attain 186 lines per hour. Totally unattainable! They outsource the QA to India, seriously? I suppose they know English better than I. It is said that QA makes more of their incentive from how many errors that they can find! Seriously? I find it hard to believe that anyone achieves a 99% all of the time.