Cheers to my great team of scopists!!!

[Janiece Young]

Well, I just covered a depo on Thursday that started at 1:30 p.m.  It was in a hospital so I had to walk a mile with all my gear to get to the depo.  It was video and they wanted the transcript by the next morning.  

The day before the depo I spent the afternoon getting familiar with how work units work, contacting the hospital IT department so I could connect to the hospital internet so my scopists could pick up the transcript and be editing while the depo was going on.  

I could not get connected to the hospital internet so we had to do it the old-fashioned way.  We split the depo in thirds.  We got it done and I managed to get about 4 hours of sleep before I had to get up to get ready for my next depo.

A good scopist is worth their weight in gold.  Thanks, Sherree and Nicole!!!  You are fabulous scopists and fabulous people.  I am glad I know you.  Thanks for being part of my team.  

[Kelli Combs (admin)]

That is so nice, Janiece.  I'm sure they appreciate you too. 

 

When the office tells me I have a daily the next day, I always scramble to get a team together.  That part is stressful when everyone is busy.  I agree that it's a lifesaver to have the extra help. 

[Lorraine Brazil @ BrazilCo]

So nice to have a team!  My scopist Michelle is awesome.  She always does an excellent job and is ALWAYS calm.  I love that.  I joke with my hubby and say if Michelle ever quits on me, I'm screwed!!!!

Thanks all you wonderful scopists.....

[Martha R]

That must have been stressful when you couldn't get on the internet.  

[Kerry F]

Jeez, Janiece, you walked a mile, seriously, lugging your equipment?  I would have hired a taxi from the parking lot, if if were me, especially on a hot day.