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Professor Connie, MBA Medical Billing & Revenue Cycle (MBA, CPB, CBCS)

23/05/2025

Happy Friday! Professor Connie

🚹 Job Alert: United Healthcare is hiring an Associate Billing Representative – 💰 $16–$28/hour!This is a great foot-in-th...
22/05/2025

🚹 Job Alert: United Healthcare is hiring an Associate Billing Representative – 💰 $16–$28/hour!

This is a great foot-in-the-door role with a major healthcare company — but don’t take it lightly


📌 You’re competing with hundreds of applicants.
✅ Make sure your resume is tight, your skills are clear, and your professional brand stands out.

💡 Need guidance? Visit 👉 www.professorconnie.com for expert help.

Your resume is your first interview — make it count.

22/05/2025

⚠ Jorge Zamora-Quezada, M.D. — A Story That Still Makes My Blood Boil

This man misdiagnosed countless patients — even children — with serious diseases like rheumatoid arthritis just to put them on dangerous, expensive treatments they didn’t need. Why?
To fund a lavish lifestyle: private jets, luxury cars, and million-dollar homes.

Many of his patients suffered lifelong damage, both physically and emotionally. All because they trusted a doctor who was supposed to help them — not exploit them.

This story makes me furious. It’s unthinkable that someone in such a trusted role could abuse it so terribly.

👉 Let this be a reminder: Always trust your gut.
‱ If your diagnosis or treatment plan doesn’t sit right with you — get a second opinion.
‱ If your care feels rushed, confusing, or extreme — ask questions.
‱ You have every right to advocate for yourself and your family.

You’re not being “difficult.” You’re protecting your health — and that could make all the difference.


21/05/2025

🌿 Peace begins where control ends.

Lately, I’ve been reminding myself to focus on what I can control—my mindset, my attitude, my effort, and how I treat others. Everything else? I’m learning to release it and let God handle the rest.

✹ Growth happens when you stop stressing over what’s out of your hands and start pouring into what’s within your power.

20/05/2025

Professor Connie

20/05/2025

📾 Just a few snapshots of me living, learning, growing, and trusting the process.

Whether I’m teaching, traveling, relaxing, or just enjoying the little moments—I’m reminded daily that living your best life starts with trusting God and being true to yourself.

✹ Be kind to others. Show grace. Spread love. You never know what someone else is carrying.

Also
 this quote from The Devil Wears Prada lives rent-free in my head:
“Don’t be silly, Andrea. Everyone wants this.” 😌
One of my favorite movies—timeless, bold, and full of lessons.

20/05/2025

đŸ©ș Did you know? The Joint Commission has an official list of “Do Not Use” abbreviations to improve patient safety and reduce the risk of medical errors.

If healthcare providers or hospitals are caught using these banned abbreviations in documentation, they could face penalties or citations during an accreditation survey.

Some examples of Do Not Use abbreviations include:
❌ U (for unit) – Can be mistaken for “0” or “4”
❌ QD (daily) – Can be confused with “QID” (four times daily)
❌ Trailing zero (X.0 mg) – Decimal point may be missed, leading to overdosing

The Joint Commission is an independent, non-profit organization that accredits and certifies nearly 22,000 healthcare organizations in the U.S. Their focus? Quality and safety.

📚 Knowing and following these guidelines isn’t optional—it’s critical for patient safety and professional compliance.

đŸ©ș Did you know? The Joint Commission has an official list of “Do Not Use” abbreviations to improve patient safety and re...
20/05/2025

đŸ©ș Did you know? The Joint Commission has an official list of “Do Not Use” abbreviations to improve patient safety and reduce the risk of medical errors.

If healthcare providers or hospitals are caught using these banned abbreviations in documentation, they could face penalties or citations during an accreditation survey.

Some examples of Do Not Use abbreviations include:
❌ U (for unit) – Can be mistaken for “0” or “4”
❌ QD (daily) – Can be confused with “QID” (four times daily)
❌ Trailing zero (X.0 mg) – Decimal point may be missed, leading to overdosing

The Joint Commission is an independent, non-profit organization that accredits and certifies nearly 22,000 healthcare organizations in the U.S. Their focus? Quality and safety.

📚 Knowing and following these guidelines isn’t optional—it’s critical for patient safety and professional compliance.

20/05/2025

🚀 Ready to level up your career in healthcare administration and leadership?

You can find me—Professor Connie—teaching at various colleges and universities. I also offer expert-led bootcamp refreshers, career development, personal trainings, and personalized guidance.

Why spin your wheels trying to figure it all out alone? With 20 years in the industry and 15 years as a professor, I’m here to help you navigate your path with purpose and confidence.

👉 Learn more at www.professorconnie.com

19/05/2025

What God got for me is for me! đŸ™ŒđŸŸ

19/05/2025

Hey future medical billing pros! đŸ’»đŸ©ș
Before you skip that assignment
 just remember: there’s no CPT code for “didn’t feel like it.” 😅

In my 15 years of teaching thousands of students—both online and in person—I’ve seen how staying on top of assignments leads to real success in medical billing and coding. Trust me, your future career depends on it! đŸ§Ÿâœ…

This field is all about accuracy, deadlines, and details—and it all starts with your schoolwork. I’m here to guide you, support you, and cheer you on every step of the way! You’ve got this! đŸ’Ș✹

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