Lorynn Vera

Aspiring podiatric physician with a Bachelor of Science in Allied Health from Texas A&M University and extensive clinical exposure through hospital-based phlebotomy and 500 hours of physician shadowing. Experiences in podiatric medicine, family medicine, community service, and healthcare leadership have reinforced my passion for serving underserved populations and improving access to quality healthcare. Recognized for strong interpersonal skills, cultural awareness, and a commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care. Dedicated to lifelong learning, service, and making a meaningful impact in the communities I serve.

half marathon finisher

• Completed a 13.1-mile race after months of structured training and personal commitment.
• Balanced race preparation alongside academic responsibilities, clinical experiences, and volunteer activities.
• Pushed through physical and mental challenges to achieve a long-term personal goal.
• Strengthened habits of consistency, accountability, and self-discipline that continue to influence my professional development.

CERTIFICATIONS

Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) Phlebotomist

National Healthcareer Association (NHA)

• Earned certification in medical office administration with training in patient scheduling, medical records management, healthcare communication, and office operations.
• Built an understanding of the behind-the-scenes processes that help healthcare practices run efficiently and support quality patient care.
• Became familiar with healthcare documentation, confidentiality standards, and the importance of professionalism in medical settings.
• Recognized how effective organization, communication, and attention to detail contribute to a positive patient experience.
• Took part in phlebotomy training within a hospital setting, where I was introduced to the fast-paced and rewarding nature of healthcare.
• Worked with patients during blood collection procedures, learning how a calm and reassuring approach can make a difference in someone's experience.
• Saw firsthand how every member of the healthcare team contributes to patient care, from laboratory services to direct patient interactions.
• Gained an appreciation for the trust patients place in healthcare professionals during vulnerable moments.
• Confirmed my desire to pursue a career centered on helping others and serving my community through healthcare.

• Half Marathon Finisher
• Completed a 13.1-mile race after months of structured training and personal commitment.
• Balanced race preparation alongside academic responsibilities, clinical experiences, and volunteer activities.
• Pushed through physical and mental challenges to achieve a long-term personal goal.
• Strengthened habits of consistency, accountability, and self-discipline that continue to influence my professional development.

• Aggieland Humane Society, Supported efforts to improve the well-being of animals awaiting adoption through volunteer service and community engagement., Contributed to initiatives promoting responsible pet ownership and animal welfare awareness., Learned the importance of advocacy and service for vulnerable populations that cannot advocate for themselves.
• Sexual Assault Resource Center, Assisted with community-focused initiatives aimed at supporting survivors and promoting awareness., Contributed to programs designed to educate, empower, and connect individuals with valuable resources., Gained a deeper understanding of empathy, advocacy, and the importance of supporting individuals during difficult life circumstances.
• Community Service Through Alpha Zeta Chi, Participated in philanthropic projects benefiting local organizations and underserved populations., Collaborated with fellow members to organize volunteer activities and community outreach efforts., Demonstrated a commitment to service by contributing time and energy to causes that positively impacted the local community.