When I was 10 years old, I used to help my mother sell medicines in our family own Drug Store back in Sierra Leone. My mother used to have twenty patients a day. I remember when one patient came to my mom, who was sick. I was so scared. My mother told me to take his blood pressure. I said, “OK.” When I put my hand on his forehead, his warm body sucked me in like a current. His body was hot as boiling water. I took cold water and put it on his forehead so that his temperature could drop. His heart was beating like a drum. I prepared the medication and other treatments such as putting a dress on his open wound and bandaging his hand for him. Being around my mother treating patients has greatly impacted my life. At an early age, I began my experience to become a pharmacist. Upon arriving in the United States, my main goal was to go to school and become a successful Pharmacist. Pharmacy school was very challenging for me, but I never gave up on my dream. But thank God, my family, friends, and all the CSU-COP staff who helped and guided me through this journey to be a successful Pharmacist.

DUR, Data entries, Immunizations, and Counsel.

I was connected by a classmate to the CVS health recruiter.

Show-up early, expect some challenging days ahead, be a good listen intently, Negotiate the computer services well, maintain a positive attitude, and always keep your promise.

Be Patient, always learning, challenging and growing opportunities, helping others get well, and work-life balance.