Transcriptionist
As a transcriptionist, you have to type out, verbatim, what someone dictates to you or what you hear on audio files. You might also caption a video, capture the words in a court presentation or take down a written record of a dialogue between two or more people.
It would be even better if you’d have quick typing skills, a very good hearing if you could identify speakers only by voice, and understand sometimes thick accents, and pass a transcription test. Also, familiarity with medical terms is a plus.
The average pay of a transcriptionist is $12-$29.07/hour. And luckily, you could easily do this remote job from home.
I love the idea of working remotely. Although I am an RN, I would like something less stressful!! I have worked from home frequently and authored 9 published books.
I do need extra income and I’m interested in a variety of jobs.
I’m retired 3 years now and really ready for a new challenge and need to make some extra income. I have a paramedical background and time on my hands!
I worked remotely before it was fashionably and did it for 30 years. I wouldn’t mind if I could find a legitimate remote job. I would like to find out more.
Yes, I would love to work and make extra cash and to be home would am ideal. I’m a senior 56 living in long beach, Ca. With my granddaughter and my Yorkie. I am on disability and I do not have a car.
I have been retired 10 years and I hate it. I was in Human Resources at a retirement community and liked my job but the commute in bad weather got to me. I would like to work again and feel useful, of course the money would be helpful.