Updated Feb. 9, 2025.
Are you looking for work from home transcription jobs? Do you have an insurance background? Can you work well under tight deadlines and remain focused?
Then Allegis Transcription might be the right work-at-home (WAH) job for you.
At this time, Allegis Transcription is only open to US residents.
What Exactly is Allegis Transcription?
Allegis Transcription is a work-at-home company that provides clerical, transcription, and court reporting services to the property and casualty insurance companies throughout the United States.
The transcriptions transcribe verbatim the multi-people conversations that take place during the filing of a claim, which are usually recorded anyway and announced that they are being recorded.
It is the transcriptionist position that is the work-at-home (WAH) position.
What is the Pay at Allegis Transcription?
The pay for work from home transcription jobs will be commensurate with your experience. The company pays by the page rather than by the audio hour, and the rate will depend on how fast you can type.
What Are the Computer Requirements for the Transcriptionists at Allegis Transcription?
The computer requirements for the transcriptionists are:
- an updated computer and laptop.
- antivirus and malware software.
- high-speed internet connection
- connection to an online thesaurus.
- connection to an online dictionary.
- connection to Grammarly.com or any similar spelling/grammar checker.
- a foot pedal which you probably already have if you have been doing transcription.
Allegis Transcription provides new workers with a guideline for their transcription, and they consider both entry-level and experienced transcribers.
What is Training Like at Allegis Transcription?
Allegis Transcription offers a Quality Development Program designed to integrate new transcriptionists into their team to prepare them for remote transcription jobs.
This program pairs each transcriptionist with a coach and provides comprehensive training on quality expectations.
As a participant in this program, you would engage in exercises and assessments to ensure they meet the company's standards.
Note that you are paid for the transcription files completed during this program. Upon successful completion, you'll be prepared to start working and accept regular assignments.
Are You an Independent Contractor or an Employee at Allegis Transcription?
Doing freelance transcription work At Allegis Transcription means you are an independent contractor and responsible for your own taxes. Most independent contractors only work part-time at Allegis Transcription.
Should you make over $600 a year, Allegis would send you a 1099 Income Tax Form.
What Are the Hours at Allegis Transcription?
The hours are part-time and can be done on your schedule as long as deadlines are met. Seems that most transcriptionists hit around the 20-hour mark.
What Do People Say About Working For This Company?
As of now, Allegis Transcription has an overall rating of 3.7 out of 5 on Glassdoor, based on over 148 reviews.
Approximately 76% of employees would recommend working there.
The majority of positive feedback highlights the flexibility and supportive environment, while some people have noted challenges related to workload consistency.
How Can an Interested Applicant Apply to Allegis Transcription?
To apply for remote transcription jobs, go to this page and get started. Good luck!
Want to Know More About Work at Home Transcription and How to Get Started?
If you don't know a lot about transcribing from home, I recommend Transcription Foundations – a free 7-lesson mini-course that teaches you all about general transcription, how much you can earn, where to find work, and more!
The course is entirely go at your own pace, and you'll receive details via your email!
You can go at your own pace with this and do the lessons as you have time, all at home from your computer.
Go here to learn more about what the free course offers.
Leisa Good has worked in the corporate world as well as side hustled and operated a virtual assistant business full-time since 2006.. She wrote the eBook on that one! She is also a PFYP certified career coach and the owner of the blog, Powerfully Purposed For Success. She empowers folks 50-ish to find fun, flexible, and financially rewarding work both now and into retirement. However, this time it will be work/life on their terms.