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I was inspired to become a nurse during my early childhood years. Growing up in Mississippi, I witnessed firsthand the high rates of chronic diseases and lack of improvement in rates. After obtaining my Bachelor of Science in Nursing and practicing for years, I desired more autonomy in actively managing patients, so I made a decision to further my career by obtaining my Master of Science in Nursing.

My philosophy on patient care is to provide quality care the patient needs when the patient needs it, in a safe and effective manner. I believe that the patient should be actively engaged and involved in every aspect of care. Giving quality patient care can have a positive effect on health outcomes. It contributes to a more positive patient experience and can improve the physical and mental quality of life.

In my endeavor to increase my clinical knowledge in infectious diseases and chronic disease management, I was drawn to St. Hope Foundation. At St. Hope I have the opportunity to serve patients in various disease states, including but not limited to heart disease, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, and obesity.