Each year, in the range of 0.0% of New York graduates, graduate from Medical Transcription certificate programs.

The only accredited Medical Transcription school in New York is Broome Community College. Broome Community College, which was ranked 85th in the country in 2010, is located in Binghamton. In 2010, Broome Community College graduated 14 students from its Medical Transcription programs.

Cost

Broome Community College charged in-state students taking Medical Transcription courses, $3,909 in tuition fees per year.

A Medical Transcription certificate from a New York school... what next?

The highest percentage of Medical Transcription graduates in New York pursue careers as a medical transcriptionist. The largest populations of New York medical transcriptionists are working in the following counties:

1. Bergen County - 1,270 medical transcriptionists
2. Livingston County - 460 medical transcriptionists
3. Nassau County - 450 medical transcriptionists

Salary

On average, a medical transcriptionist earns a salary of $33,570 per year in New York state. But, in 2010, some New York medical transcriptionists earned as little as less than $19,090 per year or as much as more than $51,390 per year. On average a medical transcriptionist earns the most in the following New York counties:

1. Nassau County - $41,500 per year
2. Broome County - $38,760 per year
3. Dutchess County - $37,560 per year

The following counties in New York have the lowest average salaries for A medical transcriptionist:

1. Chemung County - $26,250 per year
2. Allegany County - $27,600 per year
3. Cayuga County - $28,760 per year

More Information

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