Essay On Medical Billing

I have always been a “free spirited” individual. Although ultimately I am very shy and reserved (introvert). I have a tendency to learn things the hard way or (as my mom would say…) the longer way. Since I was in high school, my mother had always tried to steer me towards a career in the medical field, specifically as a nurse. Being an individualist who loves to be unique in her on ways, time and time again my mother and I would disagree and argue about my career choice. Thankfully, she allowed me to spread my wings and find out on my own what it was exactly I was searching for.
Back in 2008, I decided to pursue a career as a medical billing and coder. That was not exactly what my mom had in mind, but I guess it was my way of considering her opinion and still being true to myself; as in finding my own path. After graduation in 2009, I have worked as a medical biller for various dermatologist from Southern California, Nevada, and Georgia. Learning the certain task of a medical biller is a great quality to carry in the future, but as time went by, I did not find any satisfaction in calling insurances requesting claims status for hundreds of patients’ account. Gradually after that, I have slowly merged into a whole new route away from the medical field. As a young adult struggling to find her way I felt
See, what God and my mother did for me was to give me free will to either find myself and realize on my own terms that I need guidance. In that same concept, majority of patients need guidance. Some may be stubborn while others are vulnerable. I just hope that because I have realized on my own that nursing is what I really want to do, my concern and care will be genuine to tend for those in need. Patience is what I got from God and my mom, and patience is what I plan to offer and give. In Acts 20:35, Jesus said it is more blessed to give than to