

Kind, grounded, and driven crisis responder with extensive experience supporting individuals in distress through CAMH’s 9-8-8 Suicide Help Crisis Line. Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Immunology and Health & Disease at the University of Toronto. Recognized for strong communication skills and a calm, empathetic presence, fostering safe and inclusive environments.
Served as a liaison between patients, families, and healthcare providers, ensuring clear and compassionate communication throughout the surgical process., Escorted patients to the Surgical Day Care area and supported them in understanding next steps and procedures., Welcomed and assisted family, providing updates, reassurance, and emotional support., Assisted staff in preparing surgical information and supply packages for the Preadmission Clinic., Supported the Women’s College Hospital Foundation by drafting and organizing personalized letters to donors, maintaining accurate correspondence records, and assisting with office organization to support fundraising initiatives., Recognized for professionalism, empathy, and strong communication skills in interactions with patients, families, and donors.
Collaborated with a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals to support community development and medical clinic initiatives., Assignment in patient intake, basic health education, and the distribution of medications and hygiene supplies under supervision., Aided dentists, gynecologists/obstetricians, general medicine doctors, and pharmacy nurses in their practices., Engaged in infrastructure projects (e.g., building staircases and sanitation facilities) to improve access to essential resources., Strengthened cross-cultural communication (English and Spanish) and teamwork skills, helping contribute to MEDLIFE’s mission of sustainable, community-based healthcare.