A transcriptionist is a person who transcribes recorded dictation, such as medical terminology, into written form. 

My skills are:

Active listening: Active listening is the ability to focus on a speaker and hear everything they say. If you're a good active listener, you can comprehend the messages others try to convey and develop a thoughtful response. This skill helps improve your communication and relationship with others.  

Good communication skills: The ability to speak and write improves your language skills and contributes to having a higher comprehension level. Being able to communicate meaning through written speech is essential, since the fundamental aspect of transcription is to write. In order to transcribe audio, it's helpful to be an excellent communicator. This can help anticipate speech and helps with speed and accuracy when transcribing. 

Typing skills: The task of transcribing requires one to document all the words in an audio file or conversation. To do this, you need the ability to type quickly with accuracy. Typing is a useful skill for any professional, since technology is a large part of nearly all industries.

Time Management: Time management is the ability to plan and organize your task in order to complete them in a suitable amount of time. This may help promote productivity and help you meet deadlines. Transcribing is often a solitary assignment, so time-management skills can help keep you on task. Since creating transcriptions also relies on speed, time-management skills may also help improve your quickness without losing accuracy.