Driven and detail-oriented Biology major at Texas Woman’s University, set to graduate in May 2026 and on track to become a physician's assistant. Currently engaged in research that bridges biochemistry and kinesiology, I’m building a strong foundation in scientific research methods and analytical thinking. Working in the biochemistry lab and as a research assistant in the Women’s Health & Exercise Physiology Wing, I have gained hands-on experience connecting the science of human physiology to real-world healthcare applications—a perspective that energizes my commitment to patient-centered care.My research role has sharpened my technical skills while strengthening my communication and collaboration abilities, which are important for any role in healthcare. By analyzing blood samples, conducting clinical observations, and working closely with mentors in the lab, I am building practical expertise that will directly support my future work with patients.I’m passionate about using my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in healthcare and am actively seeking opportunities that offer clinical or research experience. Open to connecting with professionals in healthcare, I’m ready to learn and contribute to advancing in the field!