Mentor young women around Atlanta. Uses communication skills and intrapersonal skills to create and maintain relationships that benefit the community.

As a participant of the program, I had the opportunity to engage in enriching experiences that aligned with Morehouse School of Medicine's mission to advance health equity and justice. Through the Health Careers Exposure Program (HCEP) Academy, formerly known as HCOP prior to 2024, I received comprehensive support tailored to preparing future health leaders and learners for success in medical and health professions. This included academic enhancement, mentorship, tutoring, and invaluable exposure to the healthcare field. My involvement in the program has not only deepened my passion for healthcare but also equipped me with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a career in this field.

Encourage children and their communities to actively participate in the planning, oversight, execution, and assessment of community development activities. Increase the ability of the community, families, and kids to work together to engage local officials on a variety of issues.

Documented observations and permanent records to record job specifics, challenges, and requirements for end reporting. Observed procedures and job actions by each team member. Maintained clean patient rooms and supplies in a clean and orderly fashion.