{"id":3277,"date":"2020-08-14T22:20:00","date_gmt":"2020-08-15T08:20:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/thefilipinochronicle.com\/backup\/?p=3277"},"modified":"2021-12-28T22:13:34","modified_gmt":"2021-12-29T08:13:34","slug":"how-do-you-describe-working-as-an-employee-at-the-primary-care-clinic-of-hawaii","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/thefilipinochronicle.com\/backup\/2020\/08\/14\/how-do-you-describe-working-as-an-employee-at-the-primary-care-clinic-of-hawaii\/","title":{"rendered":"CHRONICLE PULSE: How Do You Describe Working as an Employee at the Primary Care Clinic of Hawaii?"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
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CHRISTINA AGLIBOT<\/strong>
Medical Assistant, 32 years with PCCH Waipahu<\/em>
\u201cI would not have stayed for 32 years if it wasn\u2019t for the great support I have received for my work. Thank you, Dr. Sonido!\u201d


AMYLOU AGUINALDO<\/strong>
Clinic Manager, Five years with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cI feel privileged and honored to work for Dr. Sonido. He treats his staff as his own family. He allows his staff to grow and develop.\u201d


HAMED AHMADINIA, MD<\/strong>
Medical Scribe, One year with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cHaving the privilege to work alongside Dr. Sonido has not only served as an invaluable clinical learning experience but an inspiring approach to providing medicine in a complicated patient population setting. While his mentorship has guided my progression in medicine, his friendship has truly cultivated the passion for moving forward in life.\u201d


MARIPAZ VELASCO-ANCHETA<\/strong>
Patient Service Representative, One month with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cI enjoy working with my coworkers and doctors and getting to know them better. I also love interacting with the patients and extending help to them with the best of my ability.\u201d


RAINIER DENNIS BAUTISTA, MD<\/strong>
Physician, Four years with PCCH Kalihi and Lihue<\/em>
\u201cIt\u2019s been a great four years of practice. Hoping for 40 more.\u201d


HAZEL CABULOY<\/strong>
Medical Assistant II, Six years with PCCH Waipahu<\/em>
\u201cI\u2019m fortunate to work with amazing doctors and staff. I\u2019ve learned a lot, gained many experiences and built friendships with coworkers and patients. The clinic values its employees and truly believes in their mission, which is very impactful.\u201d


LEANNE DAWKINS<\/strong>
Management Trainee, Two years with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cWorking in PCCH is such a positive experience. It has given me the drive to work diligently and assertively alongside such dedicated doctors and staff members.\u201d


BENNETTE DOSDOS<\/strong>
Patient Service Representative, Four years with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cDr. Sonido is a rigorous doctor to his patients and employees. With a hectic schedule at the Lihue Clinic, he wants all things done fast but efficiently. Working with PCCH is an enriching experience. I got to meet different people and the kupunas dear to us. We always try our very best despite the language barrier. I also give credit to Ms. Amy and my co-workers for their hard work making sure our clinic runs smoothly and our Doctors who are very patient with us.\u201d


MONICA ERORITA<\/strong>
Patient Service Representative, One year with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cDoctor Sonido is a wonderful doctor and always makes patients feel safe. Hardworking and supportive during difficult times. Dr. Sonido\u2019s humility, kindness and strength are greatly loved and appreciated.\u201d


LORNA ESTRADA<\/strong>
Physical Therapist, Two years with PCCH Kalihi<\/em>
\u201cCommunity involvement, such as giving back to the less fortunate people through free medical missions, is a significant part of PCCH company values. Working with a company that values the community as much as I do inspires me to come to work each day knowing that I\u2019m in an environment that focuses on compassion, mutual respect and excellent medical practice.\u201d


BRYAN GANZON, MD<\/strong>
Medical Scribe, One year with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cMark Twain once said, \u201cFind a job you enjoy, and you will never have to work a day in your life.\u201d I began as a trainee under Dr. Sonido and was then given the opportunity to be part of his growing practice. I have since enjoyed every minute of it.\u201d


JON AVERY GO, MD<\/strong>
Physician, Four years with PCCH Waipahu<\/em>
\u201cWorking in the clinic, the camaraderie with fellow staff is wonderful and heartfelt. We\u2019re a hectic practice, but we always strive to give our patients nothing but the best by being competent, compassionate, and culturally-sensitive. I look forward to continuing to work with the clinic serving our parents and the rest of the Filipino community.\u201d


EDWINALYN-ROSE JET<\/strong>
Medical Assistant II, Three years with PCCH Waipahu<\/em>
\u201cFrom taking patients (both walk-ins and telemedicine) to answering phone calls and referring patients, our clinic is very reliable and organized. We have friendly staff, intelligent and approachable doctors. These are just a few reasons why I love the clinic.\u201d


IMELDA JOAQUIN<\/strong>
Patient Service Representative, Two years with PCCH Kalihi<\/em>
\u201cThere is no reason not to love my job. The transition has been a smooth ride with both familiar and new employees with our new boss and physicians who are all accommodating, friendly, intelligent and compassionate. We have many of our old patients who come back in addition to a lot of new ones. I\u2019m inspired and like our conducive work environment.\u201d


EDWARD LANSON, MD<\/strong>
Physician, Five years with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cEasy to work with and work for. Generous with his time and expertise, Dr. Sonido is a great and involved teacher. Everyone in the office works daily to keep his high goal and standards for patient care.\u201d


SHANTEL ORTIZ<\/strong>
Medical Assistant I, One month with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cI enjoy working with the staff; we all work together to provide a good experience for the patients.\u201d


ONOFRE RAMISCAL, JR<\/strong>
Medical Assistant I, One month with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cIt is a joy to work with compassionate doctors and dedicated, hard-working staff. There\u2019s no doubt that Dr. Badua\u2019s patients are now in good hands.\u201d


NENA SARMIENTO<\/strong>
Registered Nurse, 37 years (intermittent) with PCCH Waipahu<\/em>
\u201cI was the first assistant when my brother started his practice in 1983. I came back two years after retiring as a State Nurse at Maluhia Hospital to help him continue his noble work. PCCH is a wonderful place to work at.\u201d


ERLINDA SONIDO<\/strong>
Office Assistant, 27 years with PCCH<\/em>
\u201cVery proud to be a part of PCCH. It brings out the best in you!\u201d


NIKKA SONIDO<\/strong>
Management Trainee, Two years with PCCH Kalihi<\/em>
\u201cEvery day is a day for growth and learning. I learn more about medicine, business, people and myself. Working here has been very rewarding in that sense.\u201d


ERLINDA TANGONAN<\/strong>
Patient Service Representative, Four years with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cWe work with each other as a team. Every time he visits Kauai, Dr. Sonido discusses the challenges and good news about our work. He gives us news about the company, its incentives and bonuses. Our patients, especially the Filipino patients, love Dr. Sonido because they say he\u2019s the best.\u201d


CHERYL VALENCIA <\/strong>
Medical Assistant I, Two years with PCCH Kalihi<\/em>
\u201cWorking in a medical office that values compassion and great service to the community makes you want to get up every morning with determination and a feeling of satisfaction at the end of the day. The most rewarding thing about PCCH is that they give you space to grow and learn something new every day. Working with peace and harmony with the people around you is a bonus!\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n


VENUS VALENCIA<\/strong>
Medical Assistant I, Two years with PCCH Kalihi<\/em>
\u201cI\u2019m happy to be working with PCCH. It\u2019s a fulfillment of my dream. I learned a lot of things from this clinic. I\u2019m still looking forward to learning more. I\u2019m so thankful to Dr. Charlie Sonido for allowing me to be a part of this fast-growing company.<\/p>\n\n\n\n


BERNICE YAP, MD<\/strong>
Physician, Four years with PCCH Lihue<\/em>
\u201cI\u2019ve been impressed by how he has combined entrepreneurial success with selflessness. In 2015, he sold his practice with thoughts of retirement. Instead of just leaving the medical life behind, he kept up with how the clinic and patients were doing. He went as far as to come out of retirement, buy the clinic back and start practicing again to ensure his patients would continue to receive the level of care he wanted them to get. This is the mark of a man who puts the wellbeing of others over their own, and his selflessness is one of the many reasons why I\u2019m proud to work with him and be a part of this extended work family.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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