I was born and raised in Northern Virginia. I am a proud cum laude community college graduate, magna cum laude health science graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, mentor, organization leader, emergency department clinical technician, and aspiring physician assistant. In addition to working in healthcare, I co-founded a youth mentoring organization for underrepresented high school students in my hometown called Loudoun Mentors. I have a strong passion for mentorship and am involved in multiple mentorship organizations. I am a woman of faith, an active community volunteer, a lover of music, and a family-centered individual. My experiences serving medically underserved patient populations influenced me to become a PA to amplify the voices of patients who are too often silenced, help increase access to healthcare, help eliminate health disparities, and achieve health equity.

• Kids Academy Team Member

  Health, Wellness, and Fitness · Life Time

  Jan 2017 – Jan 2020

• Information Desk Assistant

  Information Services · Virginia Commonwealth University

  Jan 2019 – Jan 2020

• Intern

  Community Health · Medical-Legal Partnership

  Jan 2020 – Jan 2020

• Accountable Health Communities Screener

  Hospital & Health Care · VCU Health

  Jan 2019 – Jan 2019

• Greeter/Ambassador

  Hospital & Health Care · Metropolitan Healthcare Services

  Jan 2019 – Jan 2019

• Emergency Department Clinical Technician

  Hospital & Health Care · Inova

  Jan 2020 – Present

• Advocacy
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Cheerleading

  Varsity

  2013 – 2016

• Artistic Gymnastics

  Varsity

  2012 – 2016

• Volunteer

  Volunteering · Grace Loves

  2020 – Present

• Mentor

  Volunteering · National Society of Black Physician Assistants

  2023 – Present

• Assistant Director

  Volunteering · Loudoun Mentors

  2020 – Present

  Mission:

  Loudoun Mentors is a mentorship program created by underrepresented LCPS graduates for underrepresented high school students. Loudoun's NAACP recently pushed LCPS for a county-wide equity report, and the results were alarming. When it comes to race/ethnicity, Black and Latinx students are shown to experience a county-wide achievement gap when compared to their peers. We want to address this systemic issue through mentorship and visibility -- two things we did not have as underrepresented students in the LCPS system. This program was created to both promote community amongst students and to provide HS students with collegiate achievers who identify similarly.

• Pediatric Child Life Unit Volunteer

  Volunteering · Inova

  2016 – 2019