I have always been interested in sleep even back before when I was working as an RT in the Philippines. I have been working in the sleep industry for 4 years or more now and my interest with sleep medicine had solidified more when I was working as a registered Sleep Technologist and had the chance to get up close with patients who have different sleep disorders. To know that some people out there suffer with different types of sleep disorders, each owns complexity along with the diagnostic and treatment process was such an eye opener for me.

It would be when I started changing my lifestyle toward a healthier and active route. I lose lots of weight (which is amazing hah!) but more so, It really helped me build self-discipline and had a long term effect in how I see things now in life. I’d say this would be an accomplishment for me because the things we achieved or yet to achieve in life will somewhat lose their meaning if we don’t take care of ourselves.

To be able to work with patients hands on and be with them every step of the way in each patient’s process is why I love my job. It’s always that feeling of contentment to know that you help and support someone to be better and with this job… a good restful sleep. Sign me up!

I chose a career in sleep because, during my time as a flight attendant, I witnessed how irregular schedules and lack of proper rest can significantly impact people’s health and mood. That experience made me realize the importance of quality sleep, and I wanted to contribute to helping others improve this vital part of their lives.

My biggest accomplishment is successfully transitioning from being a flight attendant to working in a healthcare-related role, where I can continue to use my communication and compassion skills to make a positive impact on people’s well-being.

What I love most about working with patients is building personal connections — listening to their concerns, making them feel comfortable, and supporting them through their healthcare journey.

I chose a career in sleep because sleep is fundamental to overall health and well-being. Improving someone’s quality of sleep has a profound impact on their physical, mental, and emotional health, which is incredibly rewarding.

My biggest accomplishment in life has been balancing my passion for research, health sciences, and community work while pursuing personal growth. Publishing my honors thesis on transgender youth policies and their mental health impacts stands out as a meaningful academic and personal milestone.

What I love most about working with patients is the opportunity to build genuine connections and see the positive changes CPAP therapy can bring to their lives. Knowing that I can play a role in their journey to better health is deeply fulfilling.