Jhullia Mae Camarin

I am a hardworking student at College of Charleston and a dedicated cashier at Marshalls. Even though being in two different place is hard, it taught me how to manage time properly and handle stressful moments. I also volunteer at the MUSC Cares Clinic which is amazing because I get to learn a lot of new techniques that is related to my major. It also helps me understand more of how it is like to be in a medical industry. I also get to meet new people as well such as pre-clinical students and doctors. Hearing their advice on how to achieve future challenges helped me prepare for mine. I am also a PCA at CareYaYa HealthCare which is connected to my school. However, I have not been able to volunteer due to my school schedule. Furthermore, I am thrilled to what the future holds for me. I have always find medical field thrilling since I was little and my goal is earn my degree and apply for medical school. I am still unsure of which one I want. It is either Neurology or Neurosurgery but those two are my top two choices of what I want to be.