Pros
The patient care coordinator position offered decent pay for a starting position. around $16/hr. Not every location offers commissions for the devices sold but some do. The best part about the job is you gain plenty of knowledge about hearing loss and how it is treated. The best thing about this position is that it provides ease of access into the 'Hearing Specialist' career field if that is something you are interested in. within a year or two of hard work you can find yourself in training for the provider role where you will make a significant amount of money compared to the PCC role.
Cons
Can be very boring and monotonous after awhile. $16/hr isn't bad for highschoolers/college students but it is not near enough to pay the bills even at full time. I have gone above and beyond routinely for a patients care and have received very little recognition. You perform quite a lot of duties and hold a decent amount of responsibility for patient paper work, insurance, and the presentation of the entire office for how much they pay.