What is she in awe of?
I am in awe of the ripple effect of education. Helping one student become an occupational therapy practitioner means that countless future clients, families, and communities may be positively affected by that person’s knowledge, compassion, and care.
Her favorite sports team
Does Cristiano Ronaldo count as an entire team?
Her first pet
Pomerainian named Buster with a personality bigger than himself!
Her first car
Buick Skylark and boy would I like to have that fun car back!
Her favorite movie
The Holiday
Her hidden talent
I’m the World’s Coolest Auntie!
Her favorite album
Bob Marley-Legend
Who in history would she want to have coffee with?
Betty White
Most famous person she ever met
Apparently, I have either not met anyone famous enough, or I was too busy talking to them like a normal person to realize it.
Her celebrity crush
Ryan Gosling
Why does she love occupational therapy?
I love being an OT because we help people get back to what matters most to them. It blends science, creativity, problem-solving, and compassion, and it gives us the chance to help people build confidence, independence, and a meaningful life.
Why does she love being a program director?
I love being a program director because I get to challenge students to step outside their comfort zones and discover that they are capable of far more than they ever imagined. Watching that growth is incredibly rewarding, especially knowing that their hard work is preparing them for a meaningful career filled with opportunities to make a difference.
What is the best part of working with Pass the OT for her?
What I appreciate most about working with Pass the OT is the exceptional communication and collaboration. I had many questions throughout the process, and each one was answered quickly, thoroughly, and with genuine support. The responsiveness and willingness to work together have made the experience both positive and valuable!