June 2018. American University of Integrative Sciences School of Medicine White Coat Ceremony welcomes new medical students!
Eric Lembke
Bachelor of Science, Clinical Laboratory Science, Dept. Clinical Laboratory Sciences, University of Kansas
Experience: Performing core lab clinical assays in chemistry, hematology, and urinalysis, blood bank testing and blood product handling and dispensing, culture set up, gram stain reading, and serological testing in microbiology. “My White Coat means that I have dedicated my life to the health of my patients and to life long learning”
Glorius Johnson
Dental Hygienist, Hostos Community College, NY.
“Life has had its obstacles, and I have overcome them with faith and perseverance. It is these qualities, as well as my love for learning, which give me the confidence that I will prevail”
Bachelor of Science in Basic Medical Sciences at St. George’s University, Grenada
“I believe that all people irrespective of their identity should be treated with respect and dignity. My motto is to help all those in need and bring a smile to every face. Great deal of volunteering work – brother and I joined a missionary team to Tijuana, Mexico in August 2010 where we built homes and schools to enhance good health and literacy in the local community”
Novodya Ranaweera
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree, Lakehead University School of Nursing.
Registered nurse who provides competent, safe healthcare services by utilizing my education, skills, clinical and work experiences. Reliable, ethical healthcare provider with the ability to stay calm and intervene during crisis, participates in group and educational seminars within the workplace and collaborates in multidisciplinary teams. Proven ability to build positive, holistic relationships with patient, family members, physicians and other medical professionals.
Ruby Gyamfi
Southwestern Adventist University, Keene, TX, Bachelor’s of Science
“When I realized the vast opportunities that the medical field had to offer, I wanted to be certain that it was truly what I wanted to do. I met a fairly recent medical school graduate who just so happens to be a very close family friend. I reached out to him and he arranged for me to shadow one of his mentors. I became certain this was what I wanted to do. My time with her was a great learning process. I truly believe the role of a physician is very fitting of my skill-set and personality. My inquisitive nature has made me a lifetime learner, and the opportunity to work in different specialties and grow as a healthcare provider is even more appealing to me”.
