My career started in the military. Now I'm in HR. What a journey!

My biggest career move was entering healthcare HR leadership. I never imagined I would be managing a team of healthcare professionals. I have learned that if you lean into every opportunity afforded you, doors will open and new possibilities present themselves. Have a plan but don't be afraid to pivot.

I manage a healthcare recruitment team.

My team consists of 7 recruiters and 5 onboarding delegates. We work with organizational leaders to recruit and attract qualified talent. We also assist new care team members transitioning into the organization. My team is well rounded with a diverse set of skills, and we really enjoy connecting with the local community. One of the best parts of our day is helping candidates find the right fit for them within the organization.

I like the variety. It keeps me on my toes.

Working at MUSC affords me the opportunity to work on a variety of projects. I have had the opportunity to really explore all my interests in health care and human resources and find a good fit. MUSC is growing exponentially so the potential to explore is there.

Network and smile!

It is really important to reach out others in careers that you hope to be in. Introduce yourself, ask them about what they do and offer to be of assistance. My greatest learning experience was helping a leader complete and present a project. It gave me great exposure on to how to manage a project on a larger scale and anticipate needs for my future projects.

Reaching my goal in half the time.

My desire was to be a Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) because I really enjoy strategic planning. My goal was to be a HRBP in 5 years. With the help of my professional support network (my colleagues) I was able to meet that goal in 3 years.