I have been fortunate enough to have participated in Dr. Dixon Woodbury’s Molecular Physiology and Membrane biophysics lab over the past 2 years, as a research associate. In collaboration with a team of other researchers, I investigated the fragmentation of SNAP-25B, a SNARE protein critical for vesicle fusion and neurotransmitter release, observed consistently during bacterial expression.

Operated as the Lead Teachers Assistant for Student Development 168 (Law Lecture Series). Led a team of other TAs overseeing the grading, communication, course material, extracurricular activity, and conflict solving for STDEV168 taught online at Brigham Young University.

Worked as a full-time PCT in the Neurotrauma unit at Primary Children's Hospital, where I was fortunate enough to be involved in care for a wide variety of patients. Trained in operations of numerous medical devices, delegation of care, and developed a better understanding of delivering proper patient and family mental and emotional support. Recognized for outstanding patient care through the patient ran unit recognition program.

Worked as Both a PCT and Telemetry Technician on West 8 at LDS Hospital. Operated as a care team member for behavioral, cardiovascular, and rehab patients.