If you request my services, I will complete them in a timely manner, delivered as requested. My attention to detail is one of my strongest attributes. I look forward to working with you.

I went to work as an executive assistant in a busy flooring company at the age of 19 to help with college expenses. I learned a great deal about computers, typing, appropriate letter writing, and research while working for this company. My choice in career moved me to a new college an hour away, so I had to give that job up, but I did manage to succeed in nursing school while working the night shift at the campus Starbucks.

I had a job before finishing school in 2008 and was the first in my class to pass the state boards for nursing licensure. I began working in June after graduation in the operating room at the local children's hospital. I learned so much about professionalism, the human body, and creating a rapport with clients while at that job.

After working in the operating room for four years, I was offered more money to come work at a gastrointestinal surgery clinic, which is where I worked until late Spring of 2013 due to injury on the job. I was on disability 6 years before returning to work.

When I returned, I went to work at the busiest neurology clinic in the state, working directly for the best neurologist in the state (I'd argue the entire southeast, if not one of the top in the country). I became the specialist nurse or multiple sclerosis and related disorders and continued working there until my injury cropped up again and I decided it was time to take control of my own career and make a living helping others in the best way I know how. I guarantee to provide you with the quality you are looking for with any job you request of me.

Work Terms

I will work Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Some Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. I am willing to adjust these hours as needed for specific jobs.