January 29, 1994: Methodist Hospital: Gary, Indiana; the first born son to a mass murder who was a big time drug dealer. I was a premature- baby born four months early before my time, honestly and truly my passion for healthcare started at birth. During my childhood many would refer to me as “sticks” due to my premature existence; although now my weight has complimented me well over the years. I am the first oldest out of four siblings. I enjoy many things in life, such as; family time, friends, socials, traveling, theater, cooking, and body painting.
I obtained an honors Diploma from Thea Bowman Leadership Academy High School in Gary, Indiana. After graduation, I relocated to Nashville, Tennessee to continue my education at higher institution, Tennessee State University majoring in Health Care Administration and Planning. After undergrad, I plan to continue my education at John Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland, pursing Masters in Health Administration or Public Health, in addition to a PH.D in crisis management.
My inspiration for public health and healthcare was inspired by my aunt who is a successful chief nursing officer at Regency Hospital located in East Chicago, Indiana, where she has been active in the field for 23 years. My youthful days with her bring many great memories and …show more content…
“Why are you doing this job if it makes you cry,” her response was, “when you get a family of your own you will understand.” I never understood until I got older and realized that death and sickness can happen to anyone and will never stop occurring. After witnessing these emotional deaths I was assure of my purpose in life and it entailed someone who makes decisions in hospitals, improving the quality of care, by assuring the best comfortability for patients and their family. I aspire to become a chief executive officer (CEO) of a hospital by the age of 30, with the hope of traveling the world and restructuring underprivileged
I obtained an honors Diploma from Thea Bowman Leadership Academy High School in Gary, Indiana. After graduation, I relocated to Nashville, Tennessee to continue my education at higher institution, Tennessee State University majoring in Health Care Administration and Planning. After undergrad, I plan to continue my education at John Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland, pursing Masters in Health Administration or Public Health, in addition to a PH.D in crisis management.
My inspiration for public health and healthcare was inspired by my aunt who is a successful chief nursing officer at Regency Hospital located in East Chicago, Indiana, where she has been active in the field for 23 years. My youthful days with her bring many great memories and …show more content…
“Why are you doing this job if it makes you cry,” her response was, “when you get a family of your own you will understand.” I never understood until I got older and realized that death and sickness can happen to anyone and will never stop occurring. After witnessing these emotional deaths I was assure of my purpose in life and it entailed someone who makes decisions in hospitals, improving the quality of care, by assuring the best comfortability for patients and their family. I aspire to become a chief executive officer (CEO) of a hospital by the age of 30, with the hope of traveling the world and restructuring underprivileged