Education History

In 2006, I started my healthcare education journey at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology and became an emergency medical responder. In 2012, I completed my health care aide certificate through Norquest College in  Edmonton, Alberta, and was valedictorian. 

In 2017, I graduated with a massage therapy diploma from MacEwan University in Edmonton, Alberta. and became a registered massage therapist in two holistic clinics in Edmonton. I assisted clients in managing pain, stress, and injuries through therapeutic massage therapy techniques.

In 2018, I transferred to an undergrad of health studies at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, and became a full-time open-learning student from 2020-2022. I graduated in April 2022 with a Bachelor of Health Science degree.

In January 2023, I started my courses in the Masters of Health Studies through Athabasca University, Alberta to advance my career in the healthcare field.

The courses at Athabasca University will improve my understanding of research, acquire new skills for research projects, stay informed about healthcare issues, and be recognized as a dedicated health care professional.

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                                                             Musician

I am a classical cellist and have performed as a cellist with the Orchestra Borealis in Edmonton, Alberta and a guest cellist in the Okanagan Symphony. I play cello duets and solos and perform in many other special events.

I belong to an Indigenous drumming group called Women of Turtle Island and we perform locally at events.

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                                                               Athlete

I am a triathlete and competed in two triathlons in 2022-2023! My first triathlon was at the Penticton Peach Classic in Penticton, BC. In 2022, I placed second in my age category and won a silver medal in a sprint race!

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