Fabiola

"And then I went back to get my master's in public administration. So basically I took health science classes, and I also did an internship within the health department. And that's where I decided to totally change my major."

"We do a little bit of everything. We are in the office setting, we are in the field and we are in the clinic."

"Some days are good, some days are bad. Some days you get the door shut right in your face."

"The skills that are more important for this job would be multitasking, having empathy for patients, being non-judgmental, and communication skills."

"The thing I enjoy the most in my current role is working with individuals, helping individuals that need assistance."

"One of the biggest challenges is moving into a male-dominated administration and having to constantly prove yourself."

"being part of the education process for some individuals and, and making sure that they take care of themselves"

"Good communicators, compassionate, detail-oriented, adaptable, and passionate."

"Just do your homework"

"An entry level position that an undergraduate student, um, may consider would be a, um, it's called a student worker or a student professional worker."

"to be humble and to be very open-minded, and just to be, um, adaptable and, and compassionate"

"Build connections, talk to people in those fields, pick their brain, ask questions about their day-to-day, go to career health fairs and talk to people in your field of interest."