Curiosity and a relentless pursuit of “why” have defined my journey, propelling me from humble beginnings and significant obstacles to becoming a dedicated ICU nurse and aspiring CRNA. Rather than a “miracle,” my path reflects grit, sacrifice, and an unwillingness to let circumstances define me. I’ve witnessed the profound impact of anesthesia, from life-saving moments in the OR to critical interventions in the ICU, reinforcing my passion for this field that melds science with compassionate care. My career as an ICU nurse and community service with the American Red Cross has deepened my commitment to advocacy and excellence in patient care. These experiences fuel my desire to serve underserved populations through both clinical work and research. My path may be unconventional, but it’s given me the authenticity to know I’m precisely where I’m meant to be. Becoming a CRNA isn’t just a career goal—it’s the culmination of my dedication to making a meaningful, life-changing impact through anesthesia.

• Surgical-trauma Intensive Care (STICU) Registered Nurse

  Medicine · Grady Memorial Hospital

  Jan 2022 – Jan 2024

• Medical-surgical Intensive Care (MSICU) Registered Nurse

  Medicine · Piedmont Atlanta Hospital

  Jan 2021 – Jan 2022

• Advocacy
• Politics
• Volunteering
• Philanthropy
• Entrepreneurship

• Lead researcher

  Chamberlain University · Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing

  2022 – 2022

  Research topic:

  Nursing burnout within the healthcare continuum

• Lead researcher

  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga · Medicine

  2024 – Present

  Research topic:

  GLP1-RA and Anesthetic Considerations

• Disaster Management Expert

  Volunteering · American Red Cross (ARC)

  2021 – 2024

  Mission:

  Disaster management and planning for local communities and families afflicted by disasters.