"I try everyday to be the best Health Educator that I can be because, when I finally do get to put on a stethoscope, I want to be worthy and ready for the honor."
"When I reflect on my service term, it has been this ongoing mission to instill strength in our moms, partnered with the support of my mentors, which has helped me to discover my own strength as a woman and future health professional."
"Acting as the patient navigator for our PrEP program has been one of the most rewarding parts of my service term so far. I feel very privileged to have built close relationships with clients and to bear witness to the obstacles and oppression they face every day"
"We were fortunate enough to have caught up with former National Health Corps Florida AmeriCorps member Megan Riggs. She served during the 2011-2012 program year at the Sulzbacher Center where she would later become an AmeriCorps Site Mentor and now holds a position managing the veteran’s outreach team."
"They reminded me of an important lesson that can be applied to any aspect of life: support matters. Seeing these examples of support during my service has helped boost my own growth mindset, letting me know that challenges in life shouldn’t be seen as setbacks or insurmountable odds but rather just gains waiting to made."
"In the six months that I have been a part of the National Health Corps Florida program and the NEFHSC, I have felt honored to have been able to be a listening ear and a resource for the families I have come in contact with."
"Each service member of the National Health Corps Florida is assigned to a committee that is responsible for duties ranging from designing and organizing team building activities and outside service projects to promoting the Corps through social media and helping members with their professional development."
