
I'm a committed healthcare professional with hands-on experience as a 911 EMT, leadership experience as a Bridge Training Officer (BTO), and a background as a collegiate student-athlete. Working in emergency medicine has taught me how to stay calm under pressure, think critically, and work closely within a team to deliver quality care. Training others as a BTO has taught me honest communication and clinical confidence in order to effectively teach these new providers how to be good partners and EMTs for the community. My time as a student-athlete strengthened my discipline, resilience, and dedication to team goals, all traits that I want to bring into every future clinical setting. I'm passionate about continuous growth and providing holistic, patient-centered care as I take the next step toward my dream of becoming a physician assistant.