21-years ago I stepped into the healthcare administration field hoping to make a difference. It was new, scary and challenging for an immigrant. My journey started as a student at Bryman College where I got to experience the school life in USA. I graduated with Diploma in Medical Administration. Immediately with a 3.98 GPA, I was hired as a receptionist at a podiatry clinic where I gained most of my experience. Slowly challenges increased and I wanted to make something more of myself, maybe go into leadership. I changed jobs in the same field growing into the roles and in 2014 achieved my BSHA in Health Administration with a 4.0 GPA. I was promoted within the healthcare systems, became a Coordinator from a receptionist position, then promoted to Program Management. As an immigrant, it was really challenging to be considered for growth opportunities so my education desire levelled up. As a working mother, I was able to achieve my MHA in 2020 again with 4.0 GPA, working full time and attending school. I am currently living the American Dream, am a successful women of power, I am able to share the struggles and opportunities with my family and friends and let them know that without struggle nothing is easy. I am where I am because of this struggle and every min is worth it.
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