From there, I have worked as a Medical Secretary at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Prior Authorization coordinator at Commonwealth care Alliance and Financial Services Coordinator at McClean Hospital. In 2018 I decided to further my education and Enrolled in Southern New Hampshire University for my Associate’s in Healthcare Management. Since then, I have transferred to Capella University to earn my Bachelor’s in Healthcare Administration. I hope to graduate Winter of 2022.

Being the youngest of five girls, I have been blessed with four “SHEros” to look up to. My eldest sister Quiana is someone I am proud of professionally. She played professional basketball overseas until she decided to start her family. I watched her play ball since I was a child throughout high school, college, and eventually in England professionally. She won countless awards and was always the star player on her team. She had hopes of making it to the WNBA. Although she did not continue to pursue basketball due to an injury, she did not let it define her. She is now the head of the Human Resources department for UPS in her region. I also look up to Melanie Holt professionally. She is a reality star that went from being a teacher to owning a business in construction with her husband and is now a Millionaire. I look up to my mother personally. My mother was a single mother of three girls before she married my father. She is also a survivor of domestic violence. When I was in High school, my parents foreclosed on my childhood home. Since then, my mother is now the owner of a single-family and three-family home.

If I could invite anyone to have dinner with my family, it would be the Braxton sisters. My family is always being compared to them and told we need a reality show. When I am not at Father’s UpLift, I am taking care of my daughter, Genesis, or spending time with family.