Hurry! 4 New Remote Data Entry Jobs for Beginners - No Experience

Hey guys in this video I'm going to show you some new work from home data entry jobs that you can get right now that aren't just the same old sites that are always hiring. Also many of these can be gotten without experience at all. So the first company we're looking at is called First Source Advantage and this is a company that is hiring for a typical data entry job posted just about a week ago, remote, US based. This is also an entry level position which usually means you don't need a whole lot to apply in terms of qualifications. So this is a job where basically you will be responsible for the introduction of data into the system which is then provided to the client for use in the internal adjudication system. So the types of qualifications that they are looking for, you need to be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily, the requirements listed below are representation of the knowledge skill and or ability required. So with this you need to be able to enter data from scanned and or processed images into the data capture system, meet expected hourly production volume goals, maintain quality levels above minimum set by management, and increase speed and difficulty of tasks as expected with training and practice, which is worded a little oddly. But additional responsibilities, maintain awareness of and actively participate in the corporate compliance program, maintain a neat and orderly workstation, assist with other projects as assigned, must be prompt and dependable, must be comfortable working in a production environment, proficient typing skills are required, it's actually not nearly as bad as a lot of data entry related jobs, 35 words per minute, 98% accuracy. You can actually test that for free at typingtest.com, they will tell you your word per minute typing speed and accuracy. You can also take typing lessons for free here. They also want you to possess excellent organizational skills and reliability of task completion. So qualifications, basically they just say education and previous experience, high school diploma, data entry skills, computer knowledge, math skills. They don't really require a certain amount of experience, they don't require higher education or anything like that it seems. So as far as what it's like to work here, they do have quite a bit of feedback, 3.3 out of 5 stars overall. You have a 2.7 out of 5 star rating for benefits, so I wouldn't expect too much from their benefits here. They do have a fairly easy difficulty score, 1.9 out of 5 and then 78% positive, not a single negative review yet for their interview process. As far as how much you can make doing data entry, it's typically somewhere between $35,000 and $51,000 a year. Next we have a site called Crew Bloom. Crew Bloom is a place where actually people go for staffing services, so they actually have a lot of remote jobs hiring all the time. And one that is data entry related is the medical scribe position. So they want you to be detail oriented and basically be able to help the healthcare team. They want you to accurately document patient encounters in real time, assist healthcare providers by managing electronic health records and ensure the highest quality of patient care. So with this one, job responsibilities include document patient encounters, you'll accurately and efficiently transcribe medical histories, physical examinations, diagnosis, procedures and treatment plans, manage electronic health records, you'll update and maintain these records in the system, you'll have some real time data entry, you'll enter patient information into the system in real time, coordinate with the medical team, you'll also assist with chart reviews, maintain confidentiality of course and be in compliance with HIPAA regulations and administrative support as needed. So requirements here, previous experience as a medical scribe or a healthcare setting is preferred but not required. Familiarity with medical terminology and EHR systems is a plus. Typing and transcription skills obviously, strong attention to detail and accuracy, proficient with EHR systems and general computer literacy, which basically just means you're decent with computers. Effective communication and interpersonal skills, ability to work independently, manage your time, certifications are not required but would be an advantage and HIPAA certification is also preferred but again, not necessarily required. System requirements, they only require 15 Mbps for your main internet speed, 10 Mbps as a backup, a desktop or laptop with an i5 processor, 8 gigabytes of RAM, i3 processor for backup, so not too crazy there either. Backups should still be able to function when there is a power interruption. Webcam, noise cancellation, USB headset and a quiet home office while also having a smartphone. So with this, benefits don't mention a lot in terms of like insurance or 401k or those types of things. It's more just like flexibility, being able to work from home, those types of benefits. So as far as what it's like to work here, they have a 4.7 out of 5 star rating, so very good reviews so far here. Benefit wise, they do have a 3 out of 5 star rating if you are able to even get benefits. Interview wise, they have a 2.8 out of 5 difficulty score which is not bad and the interview experience is very good. The vast majority of people had a positive experience. In terms of salaries, they don't seem to have anything that says data entry on here specifically but again, as I showed you, an average one makes like up to $51,000 a year or as low as something like maybe $35,000. Now we also have a company called Scribex. Scribex has kind of similar solutions as well. They are a medical scribe solutions company. Medical scribe positions are a form of data entry basically where you are working mostly with healthcare providers but it's different job title but essentially the same type of thing. You're just entering client data into a database. So with Scribex, I did a lot of research. I read through their application pages and I did confirm that these are remote jobs where you do get to work from home. Now they actually have a lot of these available so as far as if you're looking for a company that has a lot of openings instead of just one or two, they have probably the most openings of anything on this list right now. So right now they have a bunch of full-time medical scribe positions that let you work remotely. As you can see, you usually apply by the state or they have some that just say remote and then they have some where you need to be bilingual or something like that. Now for these particular jobs, basically the mission here is for medical scribe programs to reduce documentation burdens for healthcare providers enabling them to care for patients more effectively while enjoying an improved work-life balance. So it's basically having to do this data entry stuff on behalf of a physician so that they don't have to do that so they have an easier job. They can focus more on their main job which is diagnosing and maybe providing some things like prescriptions. And then for this job, your essential duties will be to perform chart preparation, accompany the provider and all scheduled patient visits. Now it says accompany provider so it sounds like you're going to be there in person but you're not. Like if you read through this, if you actually read through these pages, first off, you go by location alone. It says remote. You don't have to be anywhere specifically in person. And then we'll get to a few other signs that this is in fact a work-from-home position. But also you will document the patient history, physical exam, procedures, patient plan and more. Remind provider of relevant quality metrics when appropriate, documenting to support quality metrics, interlaboratory radiographic studies, intermedication orders and these are all as dictated by the provider. Document and print instructions, review completed charts and update provider preference and clinic preference documents as necessary. They do want you to have 60 plus word per minute typing speed, available to work 30 to 40 hours per week, must have a HIPAA compliant workspace to maintain the privacy of sensitive patient information, fluent in the English language with excellent writing and speaking skills. Now they do mention this one, they would like bachelor's degree or one to two years equivalent experience in a related field required. So you could have one or the other. Some of these from the same company don't say anything about you having to have experience. So these vary depending on which specific one you apply for. But pre-health career track is strongly preferred, GPA 3.5 preferred, highly knowledgeable with medical terminology, human anatomy. Competitive pay is 11 to 17 per hour. So here's another example of how it could easily be an indicator that you are working from home in fact. Again, they do tell you it's a remote based location job. They also say you get paid based on location experience and time commitment. So they tell you based on location, if this was a one location job, they wouldn't say that. A paid training up to 30 and a half hours, 401k program eligible after 12 months, pay time off, remote opportunity, again, they say remote opportunity, employee wellness program up to $150 a month reimbursement for a healthcare plan. So unlock your rewards today, you gain patient contact hours, you can also get letters of recommendation and test prep, test reimbursement, guaranteed professional school interviews. So they actually help benefit you in your career goals as well if you want to stay in healthcare. So they also say workstation provided, which is basically just different tools that they will give you, must have a wired internet connection to maintain a synchronous connection. So they tell you right here, you must have a wired internet connection. If you were working in an office, they would not say that you have to have a wired internet connection because they would be providing the wired internet connection. So again, some of the wording in this makes it seem like, oh, I have to be somewhere in person. Why is this in this video? But if you look through here, you'll notice, okay, yes, this is a typical remote job where you are not having to be somewhere in person. So I have seen other scribe companies, they will mention if they will either have a video or audio, or you might do something like a Zoom call where you're kind of listening in on the client visit and maybe you are talking to the client before the actual physician comes in. So it sounds like it's kind of just modernizing this whole process where instead of having somebody in there in the room doing the data entry, you might just have maybe some sort of screen share or a video call or maybe just somebody listening in the background while the physician is talking to the patient. So with these 3.1 out of 5 stars, as far as what it's like to work here, if you get benefits here, they have a 1.5 out of 5 rating. So obviously not the greatest benefits here, but many scribe positions are just very easy jobs that usually don't have a lot of perks. A 2 out of 5 difficulty score though is very easy, 90% positive is also very good as well. Now last but not least, we have something called Ion Group. Ion Group is a place that is also hiring for a data entry specialist. Now this says Chicago, you do not have to be in Chicago, don't worry about that. I think that's just where their main headquarters is located. But if you look right here, as far as location goes, this position will be remote. So candidates can be located anywhere in the United States. So again, don't be scared away when they say something like a location that's a specific city. With this, they're looking for people to work certain hours, so you can just kind of translate those hours to whatever time zone you live in, as long as it's US based. A rate is $20 an hour, you are a W2 employee, and you will be working about 40 hours per week and it would be about a nine month engagement. Again, this is a contractor, so this may not be a super long term type of job, but your responsibilities include access fund related documents from various sources like emails and online portals, accurately match received documents to the corresponding investor vehicles or portfolios, follow client specific instructions to ensure proper handling and processing of emails and documents, conduct thorough verification processes to ensure data accuracy and integrity, communicate effectively with fund managers, colleagues, and external parties as needed, and meet targets for email and document throughput as established by your manager or supervisor. So required skills and experience as well as qualifications here. Qualified candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED, excellent organizational skills, attention to detail and data entry, proficient in Microsoft Office, which almost all of them want, ability to work collaboratively in a team oriented environment, and demonstrate capacity to work in a fast paced professional role. Desired experience and qualifications, associate's degree or bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree is a plus. Again, if they say it's a plus, it is not necessarily required. Previous experience in data entry, operations administration, or a similar role is a plus. Knowledge or experience with the financial service industry, a plus. All of this is just kind of an added bonus to what your other qualifications may be. As far as what's like to work here, 3.3 out of five stars. So pretty average score there. Now, benefit wise, I don't think you're going to get any benefits because you're a contractor. So I'm going to skip that part. Interview wise, you have a three out of five difficulty score, which is very average. 59% positive compared to 15% negative is good. I'd say that's above average and a solid score for the interview experience here. So hopefully this was helpful. Don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell if you want more daily work from home opportunities like these. If this was a helpful video, please let me know by clicking the like button so I know what types of content you prefer, and I'll see you in the next video.