Caring, hard-working, outgoing, and proud young man. Brought into this world on September 30th, 1990 in Fort Hood, Texas. After moving with my family, around the age of 3, to a small town in northern Arkansas, until the age of 6, we finally settled and were able to call Liberty, Missouri home. Although not a native Missourian, this area is all I have known my whole life. I attended Liberty HIgh School until 2007, was on the Junior Varsity cheer squad, and was the average high school student. In school I excelled in math classes, computer classes, writing classes, and most science classes. In 2007, I took the risk and decided to leave Liberty High School in order to dive into the workforce as well as to speed up my high school years. In 2009 I received my GED Diploma before attempting college the first time. After changing my major from nursing to business and eventually dropping out of college, I took some personal time to figure out what it was I wanted. It was during that time, late 2011, that I decided to go become a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) which lead me to start working at Ashton Court Care and Rehabilitation Centre (2012). After working there for a short two months it finally clicked for me what I was put here for, a Nurse Practitioner. Not an easy degree, not a quick degree, and not a cheap degree I know, but my passion is helping people. Caring for the sick. Being there for those who need it the most when they need it the most. The is also when I was first described as a new age CNA with old school training.