Education

I've decided to transfer to UCF because it varieties of organizations and opportunities I wanted to pursue. When I came to this university, I was a biology major but then switch to health sciences after my first semester, because it had courses that I was genuinely I was interested and gained knowledge from. I was involved in handful number of things that I never knew I would be involved in or have so much passion for such things that it gave me ideas to create and help the community in many ways in the future.

Before I could use one of my certifications to use, the pandemic came, and my certification became expired. So, I've decided to renew my phlebotomy certification by relearned everything and getting clinical hands-on experience through Florida Health Care Academy in Orlando over the summer.

I spent my first two years at home where I attended PBSC getting my Associate Arts degree. I believed that I was not ready to travel far from my family and wanted to secure enough money for most of the universities I wanted to transfer to in Florida.

I graduated from West Boca High where I part of the academy of medical sciences. This program contains rigorous academic curriculum with intense clinical and laboratory experiences in hospital where I was given the chance to shadow MA's, nurses, and doctors in different departments. I was able to gain many certifications, such as, basic life support (BLS) and became a certified phlebotomist, pharmacy technician, EMR, and medical laboratory assistant. Throughout my four years in high school and the amount of experience I've gained, it was definite that I wanted to pursue a career in healthcare.