I’ve always wanted to have a career where I can help people and make a difference in someone’s life. I know how important sleep is and how it affects us all.

My biggest accomplishment and what brings me the greatest joy in life is my family and raising my little one.

I love connecting with each patient and following their journey from start to finish. Watching someone’s life change for the better never gets old.

I chose a career in sleep because I have many family members on CPAP therapy, and seeing how much it has helped them get a better night’s rest motivates me to help others achieve the same!

My biggest accomplishment in life, other than raising my beautiful daughter, would be graduating from the Medical Office Assistant Program. I always knew I wanted to work with people and help them in any way I could. So, being able to work in the healthcare industry where I can make an impact in people’s lives and help them to feel better is a huge accomplishment for me.

The thing I like most about working directly with patients is watching them go on their journey from start to finish and seeing how much better they feel after receiving the care they deserve and need.

I have always enjoyed helping people and I have struggled with sleep my whole life.  Improving sleep can change a person’s whole life! That makes it both rewarding and interesting to work here!

I find the sleep specialty interesting, because getting good, quality sleep affects SO much of your daily life. I find it interesting that improving your sleep can improve a variety of other components of your health because a number of our body systems rely on proper rest in order to function properly.

I have always wanted to help people, which drove me to become a Respiratory Therapist. I spent almost 8 years working in critical care when I decided to explore my interest in sleep. I have always found sleep interesting, as it widely affects all body systems and can cause extreme health implications without it. It is one of the most overlooked aspects in our lives and being chronically fatigued is something we shouldn’t cope with.

My biggest accomplishment to date has been the privilege I have had helping patients throughout my career. And of course my beautiful family.