-Increasing organ and tissue donation awareness in the Richmond, Petersburg, Charlottesville, Farmville, and Lynchburg area.-Presenting clinical and public health information to college and high school students to help foster our future healthcare heroes.-Collaborating with community and faith leaders to provide education and support to our communities.-A key person in multiple committees aimed to help increase organ transplants including Donate Life Virginia, Lynchburg’s Back2School, and AMAT’s Hospital Development committee.-Creating and facilitating successful community events such as the Community and Faith Leadership Luncheon in Lynchburg, organ donation awareness at UVA Baseball’s Little League Day, Juneteenth at Miller Park, and the Jubilee Health Summit.-A community member of One Community One Voice and a Cardiothoracic support group.

-Facilitating and leading collaborative projects for OPO’s and transplant centers.-Projects include DCD Lung Transplant and Offer Acceptance improvement collaboratives.-Facilitating webinars and collaborative calls.-Evaluating and updating processes and policies in donation and transplant.-Collecting and analyzing data through the use of data tools to help guide improvement projects.-Participating and leading conferences with in-person collaboration to find unique solutions.

Working for Washington Regional Transplant Community (WRTC) at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center location. Daily job description mentioned below;-Continued education on the units to make sure that all potential organ and tissue donors are called in by the staff.-Collaborating with the hospital and WRTC staff during each potential organ donor to ensure that there are no process issues. This includes working with many departments including the Operating Room staff for setting up OR times, Medical Records for Medical Record Review, ICU staff throughout the entire organ donor case for constant updates and adapting to the uniqueness each case, hospital labs for donor testing, Administration for when WRTC assumes responsibility of a patient, and any other units involved.-Constant communication with Attending Physicians, Nursing staff, and Executive leadership.-Monthly Donation Committee Meetings to go over areas of improvement, process initiatives, and donors that occurred in the month.-Managing the organ donor in the hospital for the medical preservation of the organs prior to recovery and allocation.-Approaching families about their loved one's option for donation.

Working as a Hospital Services Specialist at Children's National Hospital, D.C Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and HSC Pediatric Center. Daily activities include:-Medical Record Review.-Daily education and rounding on the units. Focus is on reminding staff about when to refer a potential organ and/or tissue donor.-Donation Committee Member.-Fixing any process issues that occur during a donor case.-Honoring organ/tissue donors through events, flag raisings, and honor walks.-Medically preserving the organ donation option.-Presenting at new nursing orientations to provide education to the new nurses/travelers.

-Assist with data collection and analysis of an Allergy IQ study by collaborating directly with physicians and statisticians in the Northeast. Present this data to a large group of diverse healthcare officials at the University of Miami’s Allergy Diagnostics and Allergen Immunotherapy Workshop.-Design public health press releases for the public.

Assisting the Health Professions Department by working with professors, educating students in the laboratory (learning how to test for chronic diseases using exercise testing), and working with other departments to help ensure that all students get the education they deserve.

Collecting and organizing confidential information to help assist Marymount University ensure that all students on-campus are safe

Lead groups of 50+ incoming Marymount Freshman into activities which created connections between all students. Provided a welcoming experience for the students and families to make sure the transition into college was carefree.

Providing on-site health and fitness management to private companies including the FDIC. Dealt with the organization and management of clients with other tasks including reviewing quarterly reports. Gained valuable federal experience for future work.

Assisted faculty, staff, students, athletes, and visitors during athletic events. Provided friendly service to visiting fans while providing feedback to the Marymount University Athletic Department.

Volunteer Coach from 2010-2012 for ages 4 to 13 years old. Achieved an FA (Football Association) coaching degree in 2012. 5 to 30 children turning up each practice.