 Carol has been working in the medical profession for more than 25 years, most recently as a Registered Histology Technologist at Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital in Burlington, Ontario. Previously, she was employed at several hospitals in the Hamilton/Toronto area, including the Hamilton Health Sciences Centre in the Cardiac Care Unit & Heart Catheter Laboratory, where some of her duties included the transcription of doctors' reports.
She has organized and conducted Histology courses at The Michener Institute in Toronto; has been a pathologist's assistant in Toronto, training residents in gross cutting room procedures; helped open the Electron Microscopy Laboratory at Toronto Western Hospital, and was involved in a research project on Metabolic Bone Disease in renal dialysis patients. Carol holds an Intensive Secretarial Certificate and Business Management Certificate.
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 Linda, a 23-year veteran in the field of medicine, started out in nursing school in 1980, but was romanced into the field of surgical technology in 1981. After graduating with a degree in surgical technology, she sought to sharpen her skills at the Orlando Regional Medical Center where she worked on the trauma team. There, Linda had the opportunity to be involved in a teaching hospital setting where she assisted with pioneering procedures and mentored resident surgeons. Following the birth of her first child, the new Mom became interested in medical transcription. After completing the MT course at the VLC, Linda transcribed for a company at home. She is currently employed by On-Time Transcription. In addition to working for many different clients there, she is the exclusive transcriber for the president of the company.
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