Many medical transcriptionists want a sample medical transcription resume to follow in order to know what should be included in a resume. For those who are established in the medical transcription profession and have credibility within the medical field, here are some points to consider, followed by a sample medical transcription resume that outlines the salient information that should be included. Be as succinct as possible in your medical transcription resume, and highlight what skill sets you bring to the table. Key in on the specific skill sets being sought for this particular medical transcription position. Include other vital information, such as volunteer work or supervisory/managerial positions that you’ve held while working as a medical transcriptionist. Tailor your medical transcription resume to each specific job for which you are applying. Here is a sample medical transcription resume that this author has used to land her last couple of outside medical transcription contractor jobs for orthopedic surgeons in the workers’ compensation arena. It demonstrates how to put all five points into action. Typing speed of 120-130 w.p.m. with 95% accuracy; good command of the English language; strong editing, grammar, and punctuation skills; ability to edit “on the fly” when taking histories and when transcribing medical reports, making paragraphs flow smoothly; and strong computer hardware and software skills, saving the company down time and money. Innovative, creative, proactive, energetic visionary, resourceful self-starter; practical, self-reliant, motivated problem-solver; versatile, talented trainer/teacher; organized, personable, and reliable support person with a winning attitude who takes great pride in meeting and exceeding her own definition and standard of excellence.