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Amari Wynn

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Bio

In my life I want to succeed as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer as a start, but eventually move up to becoming a travel ultra sound technician. My name is Amari Wynn, I am 17 years old I enjoy building legos, drawing, reading, and the study of anatomy. If my career doesn’t go as planned I wish to become a pediatrics radiologists or pediatrician nurse, I love kids being around them is just a burst of positive energy.

Education

Nansemond River High School

High School
2022 - 2026

Miscellaneous

  • Desired degree level:

    Bachelor's degree program

  • Majors of interest:

    • Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other
    • Medicine
    • Alternative and Complementary Medicine and Medical Systems, General
  • Not planning to go to medical school
  • Career

    • Dream career field:

      Hospital & Health Care

    • Dream career goals:

    • Keyholder/Cashier Crew

      Cold stone Cremeary
      2024 – Present2 years

    Public services

    • Volunteering

      Tidewater Lead — Builder
      2025 – 2025
    Gwendolyn G. Smith Scholarship
    Healthcare has always been a big passion of mine. Since I saw the show Grey's Anatomy when I was little, it has always interested me. Since then, I’ve always wanted to be part of a field that focuses on helping others and making a difference in people’s lives. What draws me to this school is the hands-on and interactive nature of its programs, especially in healthcare. Helping people is the reason I chose a career in healthcare. Throughout my life, I have been naturally drawn to caring for others, especially in moments when people feel anxious, or unheard. Growing up, I struggled with speaking up for myself, but those experiences shaped my desire to become a strong advocate for others, mainly patients who may feel unheard or overlooked within medical settings. This passion led me to pursue a future in healthcare, with the goal of becoming a cardiac ultrasound technician. As a cardiac ultrasound technician, I will play a vital role in detecting and monitoring heart conditions, often serving as one of the first points of reassurance for patients facing frightening or life-changing diagnoses. I understand that behind every exam is a person who needs compassion just as much as clinical accuracy. My goal is to provide not only high-quality diagnostic care but also emotional support, ensuring patients feel respected, informed, and safe. Through my career, I plan to support health education initiatives focused on heart health, preventative care, and early detection, particularly in underserved communities where access to healthcare resources is limited. I believe education is a powerful form of service, and I am committed to using my professional knowledge to empower individuals to take control of their health. By participating in community screenings, health fairs, and awareness programs. I’m currently enrolled in a two-year Medical Assistant program at my high school, where I’ve gained valuable experience in both administrative and clinical work. I’ve learned how to take vital signs, record patient information, schedule appointments, and assist during medical procedures. Along with that, I’m also part of the Nursing Careers and Pathways Program, which has allowed me to explore different areas of healthcare and understand what path is the best fit for me. Through both of these programs, I’ve developed a stronger appreciation for the medical field and a deeper desire to continue learning and improving. Receiving this scholarship would allow me to focus fully on my education and professional development, better preparing me to serve others with excellence. More importantly, it would enable me to remain active and become an engaged member in my community , contributing my time, skills, and leadership to the sorority’s service initiatives long after the scholarship period ends. I view membership as a lifelong commitment, not a temporary opportunity.