About Us

The Transcription Matchmaker Team

Terri Kaminski was introduced to the transcription industry in 1986 while working for Dictaphone. She co-founded DocuMedX in 1993 and created and ran the recruiting and training, and retention program for Transcend Services after sale of DocuMedX in 1997. Friends describe her as a cross between Martha Stewart and Oprah Winfrey and she is friends with everyone she meets.

John Kaminski worked in healthcare sales and marketing prior to co-founding DocuMedX. A few years after selling the company he got the entrepreneurial itch again and left the organization to work on a couple of different start-ups. He has since conceded that it is very hard to get this industry out of his blood.

Vince Consoli’s career consists of 26 years of meaningful accomplishments, measurable results and solutions in the areas of Operations, HR, and the development of Human Capital in manufacturing and service organizations.  Vince is currently contracting with Transcription MatchMaker in the EMS Placement area.  Prior to his contracting role, Vince served as Vice President, Workforce Development for Webmedx, as well as Director of Operations Management and HR, Director of Human Development and Director of Recruiting and Retention.  At Webmedx, he saw tremendous growth in people, revenue and profit.  Vince believes in volunteering his time in the industry by serving on MTIA and AHDI committees.  Prior to joining Webmedx, he served as Director of Human Resources for Baker Installations, a telecommunications installation contractor, and managed their recruiting, training, safety, personnel and benefits departments through 5X growth.  Prior to that, he was in operations management for LTV Steel Corporation and also spent time in the insurance and financial services industry.  Vince is a graduate of Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, receiving a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration.

Melanie Edenholm handles the books, pays the bills and sends them too. Transcriptionists will never meet Melanie, not because we keep her locked away. It’s just that there are no fees for transcriptionists who use Transcription Matchmaker.

Pamela Trotter started working in a pediatric clinic while in college doing filing, reception, and insurance billing, but it was the gal in the back with the "ears" that intrigued her. After a few months, she finally got to give it a try and hasn't ever looked back. After years of in-house transcription she decided to try the "at-home" mode where she had the good fortune to do supervising, transcribing, editing, account management, and recruiting. Then, as Pamela puts it: "I met Transcription Matchmaker and found MY match."

Bill Ruddick has a long history of working with companies to improve their operations, determine their value, and assist in their acquisition plans or sale. He believes the transcription industry is currently at a tipping point in its growth, technology, and consolidation.

Leslie Slusarski got her start in medical transcription after serving in the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman. After she got out of the Navy she worked in a dialysis clinic where she was asked to transcribe patient reports. She found she had an affinity for getting what she heard to her fingers and onto the page in record time and has worked in the healthcare documentation industry ever since. She is a CMT and has been self-employed as well as working in medical offices and at home as a lead MT, supervisor, and program manager. She is dedicated to helping MTs find their perfect match.