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Independent Transcription Quality Assurance (QA)

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Performs independent quality review of completed transcripts for prime contractors on Connecticut General Assembly projects. Proofreads for logic, spelling, grammar, and speaker accuracy while removing off-the-record conversations. Cross-references transcripts against the CGA Style Guide and supporting documentation using an independent review process. Delivers quality-certified, error-free transcripts.

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