Tim

"back in college, um, I mainly just went into it deciding between like engineering or medical school."

"the main responsibilities...would be showing up to work, helping patients, treating patients, and then helping the clinic, nursing staff, and all the other areas that are part of the healthcare team to function and do their job so that way people get the best care that they can."

"you can see anywhere from 20 to 40 patients on a day"

"that same trust extends to other areas of healthcare, such as like nurses, um, therapists, non-nursing folks, transporters, everything within it."

"I really do enjoy helping people. It is one of the most personally gratifying things when you can tell that you really made a difference in someone's life and actually able to help."

"Sometimes it can be really overwhelming because you get this list of like eight different things you have to do, and if you get behind in one part of it, the list just keeps on coming."

"I've met honestly some of the coolest patients ever, and I never would've known that without this opportunity in this industry."

"healthcare...it can fit almost anyone. Just depends on like you as a person."

"sometimes you do have to kind of pick and choose like which ones, um, are the most, the highest priority for you."

"But I don't think you should shoot yourself down just thinking that you spend all this other time doing something else because you never know. It may actually really help make your experience wholesome."

"You may think that there's this one pathway, but it actually is probably more like this, and you'll never actually know until you really get there."

"I think it was really just like the lab that I worked at. I really did gain a lot from that experience and gained a lot of connections..."