Jordan Harbin

With a background that spans managing grocery operations to embarking on a journey as a medical student, I bring a unique blend of experiences to the table. As a hardworking and team-oriented individual, I am eager to venture into new areas of education to increase my medical knowledge, refine my research skills, and learn about the process of developing a prototype.

Transitioning into the medical field as a non-traditional "second career" student has afforded me invaluable opportunities to acquire interpersonal and communication skills that have become foundational to my professional identity. My educational path has been dynamic, and quite unorthodox, beginning with studies in Mechanical Engineering and culminating in the pursuit of a medical degree. Along the way, I acquired certifications as a CNA and EMT, reinforcing my commitment to hands-on patient care and responding to crises.

My academic journey, which also includes a Bachelor's degree in Biology and nearly a year of medical school, underscores my dedication to continuous learning and growth. I firmly believe that my diverse experiences, coupled with a positive attitude, can significantly contribute to a variety of teams and projects. Keeping my word, being on time, and working hard are the cornerstones of my approach to any endeavor.

Motivated by a passion for learning and a desire to make meaningful contributions in the medical field, I am ready to leverage my unique background to excel in new challenges and collaborative environments.

• Surgery Interest Group, member
• Orthopedic Surgery Interest Group, member
• Phi Delta Epsilon Medical Fraternity, member
• Dare to Care, volunteer

• CPR certified
• Stop the Bleed certified

I was a recipient of the "Heart of Gold diagnosis" class superlative, voted on by my peers during the fall semester. Being recognized for my heart, personality, and compassion are more valuable to me that any other accolades I could earn.