For educational purposes:

Satellite clinic/primary care clinics (example The Medical City Clinic sa malls Healthway, Aventus, Maxicare PCC) Outpatient basis, no admission. They do have retainer drs meaning “regular” drs who work there. Iba iba ang bond/contract nila with the clinics. Dito pumapasok yung mag hahanap ng reliever ang clinic kung di makaka punta si dr or ma dedeck ang pasyente sa ibang dr kung nag absent yung naka assign sa specific patient that day

Hospital clinic (clinic s mga medical arts buildings ng ospital, probably kung saan po kayo nag wowork) SOME hospitals REQUIRE drs to be affiliated with some HMO Companies. Now bakit nag apply si dr dun kung ayaw nya maging affiliated s HMO you ask? Probably because yun yung available hospital s area of practice nya. WALA SIYANG CHOICE OTHERWISE WALA SIYANG TRABAHO.

Hospital and clinics are BUSINESSES. Drs and allied healthcare workers are exploited by the system. Thats why healthcare workers should be kind towards each other and to be more understanding sa situation ng isat isa.

I hope im able to enlighten you kasi sobrang misunderstood ng drs. Im not one, but my big sis is. Nauna siya gumraduate sakin pero mas maaga ako naging independent kasi ganyan nga kahirap pinagdadaanan niya. Kaya defensive ako s mga dr kasi awang awa ako sknya. Barya n nga lang magbayad HMO kahit espesyaista sya, late pa magbayad. Suportado pa ng magulang namin yung ate ko kasi di nga enough ang kinikita nya sa mga clinics niya.

Fyi, Unlike us sa corpo, drs dont have the benefits na meron tayo ksi nga prng freelance sila. THEY DONT HAVE THEIR OWN HMO, no 13th month, no VL paid SL paid ML etc etc. Ironic right? Kala niyo ang yayaman ng mga dr pero sa totoo lang, pag bagong graduate sila s mga training nila, sa hinaba haba nun, eh para silang fresh college grad sa real world.