Lynley Mc Faull
About Lynley Mc Faull
Lynley Mc Faull serves as the Quality Control Team Leader at Epiq, where she has led the in-house quality control team since 2015. She has a background in linguistics and sociology from the University of Canterbury and extensive experience in proofreading legal and medical documents.
Work at Epiq
Lynley Mc Faull has served as the Quality Control Team Leader at Epiq since 2015. In this role, she leads the in-house quality control team in Christchurch. Her responsibilities include providing proofreading and feedback on legal interview transcriptions, council hearings, and medical reports. Lynley's expertise in supervising quality control processes is particularly focused on the legal and medical transcription sectors, ensuring accuracy and compliance within these critical areas.
Education and Expertise
Lynley Mc Faull has a diverse educational background. She studied at Ashburton College from 1978 to 1980 and later attended the University of Canterbury, where she achieved qualifications in Linguistics and Sociology. Additionally, she studied at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology (CPIT), earning a Diploma in Secretarial and Business. Lynley also completed her studies at Cromwell College, where she achieved University Entrance. Her educational qualifications support her expertise in quality control and transcription processes.
Background
Before her tenure at Epiq, Lynley Mc Faull worked as a Court Reporter for the New Zealand Ministry of Justice from 2014 to 2015 in Christchurch. This role provided her with valuable experience in legal documentation and transcription, which she has since applied in her current position. Lynley has been involved in quality control since 2015, contributing to the accuracy and reliability of legal and medical records.
Professional Experience
Lynley Mc Faull has accumulated significant professional experience in quality control and transcription. Her role at Epiq has involved leading a team dedicated to maintaining high standards in legal and medical transcription. Her previous experience as a Court Reporter has equipped her with insights into the nuances of legal documentation, further enhancing her effectiveness in quality control.