I grew up in Las Vegas and ever since I was young I have been interested in science. It wasn't until I had a few football injuries that I really got interested in medicine. I started my journey attending college at Brigham Young University. During this time, I volunteered two years by serving a mission in Santiago, Chile. I now speak Spanish fluently and learned to love the culture and learned that medicine is something that reaches every person in every part of the world. This led me to pursue an internship in England and a special qualification in global medicine. Family medicine has been something that has appealed to me since I first started medical school. I appreciate taking care of patients and meeting their needs and concerns.