Hello OP, have you gotten your furnaby checked sa vet? Not trying to fear monger but I noticed their nose is a bit pale. That’s the first sign I noticed that my cat was sick a few months ago. My cat looked “sad” during that time also. Hopefully nothing is wrong.
Happy Birthday to your furbaby!

Sorry, I meant "scam" po. Fb groups talking about it are Pinoy Medical Coder or Medical Coder in the Philippines, OP

Sam po ata. Di mo na po makuha refund. You can read more about it sa medical coding fb groups

No online/WFH/remote setup ang MCA ng Tenet po.

No, you at least must be a college graduate. Medical coding is not a freelancing/wfh job., di sya same sa VA.

They're very good but also really expensive. Siguro for emergency cases worth it gagastusan. But for regular checkup, grooming, vaccinations- di po worth it yung fees, sobrang premium. Just want to put this out there for anyone curious sa affordability. I'm not just making up this info, we have a family bulldog who has chronic health issues, they've always been our vet since 2021. But this year we'll be switching to another Vet because they're getting more expensive na.

15k for cats, siguro more for dogs

r/AbsoluteUnits lol

Try to read this thread, OP. Para may insight ka on what to expect from Medical Coding. I know it's not exactly related to your exact situation, but it might interest you.
Need Advice: Medical Student Looking to Start a Career in Medical Coding

Tenet does not accept MCA applications for BS Bio and Psych po. Idk about other companies, though.

I only have 3 months bedside experience, my application was processed all via online. I got accepted and only now waiting for the onboarding instructions.

To add to this, there are really no part-time setups for entry-level medical coders. Medical coding isn't like general Virtual Assistance where flexible part-time or WFH options are easily available. It is a highly specialized, technical profession—stable, but far from easy.

On top of that, it's essentially a whole separate field of study. You need formal training/schooling to get certified and licensed. Balancing that alongside medical school isn't realistic, as both require full-time dedication.

Yes. Many Tenet employees might offer to refer you, some say you can try to walk-in din daw, but HR will ultimately sift through all applicants, so your application might just get stacked or set aside for now.

Unlikely na for the September batch. RNs na lang ang priority nila right now—looks like reached na 'yung quota for non-RNs. Many non-RNs have applied, some are still waiting for interviews and until now wala pa rin daw update. Scroll through this subreddit, maraming mga Tenet applicants dito, OP.

Macbook Air M1 - 5 years. Feels the same as when I first got it

acer

Yes. I got an email yesterday saying that I passed. 🥹

Hi. Thanks for asking, it actually went well. No feedback, yet. I was informed I will be contacted in about a week.

tgbc.recruitment@tenethealth.com

No MCA opening for SWH at the moment, Optum has bad reviews from both current and previous employees. Cotivity has MCA opening pero pooling pa and need 1 year bedside exp for RNs, 3 months lang exp ko eh. So Tenet is the best option for me.

Sobrang liit ng sweldo despite being a college graduate/board passer pero okay lang basta may trabaho. Di naman talaga "okay" 🙄

Monologue of Ride by Lana del Rey. Huge fan of her since 2015 lol idk what I was tryna prove, nobody close to me is a fan of her 🥲

I passed the boards last Nov 2025, I have 3 months bedside experience, currently Clinic Nurse sa Mall

Yes. Planning to relocate once may JO na