Kathryn Dalziel
About Kathryn Dalziel
Kathryn Dalziel is a Transcript Coordinator with extensive experience in transcription services, document formatting, and editing. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Professional Writing and Publishing from Curtin University and has worked in various roles related to transcription and administrative services since 2009.
Current Role at Epiq
Kathryn Dalziel serves as a Transcript Coordinator at Epiq, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she coordinates transcription services for various legal and administrative needs. Her responsibilities include managing the transcription of court proceedings, interviews, and focus groups. Dalziel's expertise in document formatting and polishing enhances the quality of the transcripts produced.
Professional Experience in Transcription
Prior to her current role, Kathryn Dalziel worked at Merrill Corporation - Legal Solutions as a Court Transcriber for 12 years, from 2009 to 2021. She also held the position of Transcriptionist at DTI LLC during the same period. Her experience in these roles provided her with a solid foundation in legal transcription and document management.
Education and Expertise
Kathryn Dalziel studied at Curtin University, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Professional Writing and Publishing. Her studies spanned from 2005 to 2015, allowing her to develop skills in writing, editing, and document formatting. This educational background supports her professional capabilities in transcription and administrative services.
Previous Roles in the Industry
In addition to her extensive experience in transcription, Kathryn Dalziel worked as a First Reader at Strange Horizons for six months in 2015. This role involved reviewing submissions and providing feedback, further enhancing her skills in proofreading and editing across various document types.
Transcription Services for Research
Kathryn Dalziel provides transcription services for university research and theses. Her work supports academic projects by ensuring accurate and polished documentation, which is essential for research integrity and presentation.