Peace User

I’m a medical student in my Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at All Saints University School of Medicine, building on a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physiology from Babcock University. I bring hands-on clinical experience as an ECG Technician/Physician Assistant, where I performed electrocardiograms (ECGs), supported basic interpretation, monitored vital signs and patient progress, and assisted physicians in patient evaluation and care.

I’m also an undergraduate researcher who collected and analyzed experimental data on the effects of supplemental feeding with sleep deprivation on leptin and ghrelin hormones in rats, strengthening my research and laboratory methodology skills. Through leadership and community outreach—such as coordinating internal communications as Secretary for the Association of Women Surgeons (AWS) and volunteering for health screenings in Dominica—I’ve developed strong leadership, communication, teamwork, and a commitment to infection control, ethical patient handling, and continuous professional development. Outside the clinical setting, I enjoy cooking and refining culinary techniques, which keeps me curious and disciplined in practice.