I was a tutoring center teacher for three years while attending UT. I wasn't blessed to have knowledge come to me easily. I had to work hard for my grades. I was determined as a kid to, "get it". I wanted to learn to know vs learn to pass. Hard work does pay off, because I have a very strong work ethic that is lost in my generation and younger. Looking back, I know it has everything to do with my diligence as a student.
I have 12 years of pharmacy work experience. I work in a hospital...
I was a tutoring center teacher for three years while attending UT. I wasn't blessed to have knowledge come to me easily. I had to work hard for my grades. I was determined as a kid to, "get it". I wanted to learn to know vs learn to pass. Hard work does pay off, because I have a very strong work ethic that is lost in my generation and younger. Looking back, I know it has everything to do with my diligence as a student.
I have 12 years of pharmacy work experience. I work in a hospital pharmacy with the busiest Emergency Department in all of Austin. I am a pharmacy buyer, which is a fancy way of saying I buy drugs for my entire hospital system and 3 auxiliary sites. As a pharmacy buyer, you need to know your drugs. This is my field.
English is my second language, but has become my dominate language. As a young child, I was placed in ESL classes. I remember saying to myself that I need to get out of this extra class. I now speak English very well. I would love the opportunity to help other students who have the same burning passion as I did as a young child to also achieve.
Penmanship is very important, regardless if you have a computer and can type everything out. This soon to be art form has fallen off the radar. Writing is important and is something I am passionate about.
Hit me up if you are ready to take the next step to "learning to know". Just here to help in anyway. Hope to hear from you soon.
