As a bachelor 's-prepared registered nurse and a current dual-master’s student at the University of Alabama—pursuing both Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degrees—I understand firsthand how challenging nursing and health science courses can be. I’ve been where you are, balancing complex material, exams, clinicals, and life. My goal is to help you not just pass, but truly excel—to learn smarter, build confidence, and find your rhythm as a future nurse...
As a bachelor 's-prepared registered nurse and a current dual-master’s student at the University of Alabama—pursuing both Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degrees—I understand firsthand how challenging nursing and health science courses can be. I’ve been where you are, balancing complex material, exams, clinicals, and life. My goal is to help you not just pass, but truly excel—to learn smarter, build confidence, and find your rhythm as a future nurse or healthcare professional.
My teaching style focuses on clarity, structure, and relevance—turning confusing topics into “aha” moments that really stick come exam-time and practice-time. I don’t just explain; I teach you how to think like a nurse, how to write like a professional, and how to apply your knowledge with confidence in exams, papers, and real clinical situations.
What sets me apart is my mentorship approach. I meet you where you are and help you get where you want to be. I’ll guide you in mastering APA writing, developing strong research skills, and tackling even the toughest content with strategies that fit you. If you’re ready to gain confidence, clarity, and direction in your studies, I’m here to help you make that happen.
For more of my background: I have experience in emergency (stroke/trauma center- Alabama) nursing and primary care nursing (chronic care management- Florida), made honor lists each undergraduate semester, and received leadership award presented with my bachelor's. Goals: become a dual-practicing nurse practitioner and adjunct/nurse educator once completing FNP/PMHNP and returning post-graduate for teaching certification.
