Jasmyn's passion for guiding aspiring physician assistants stems from her own journey to becoming a PA. She grew up in New Jersey before relocating to North Carolina for her undergraduate education at Wake Forest University, where she majored in Health & Exercise Science with secondary studies in Chinese and dance. To gain healthcare experience, Jasmyn spent two years working as a CNA in orthopedics and oncology.
After completing her undergraduate studies, Jasmyn pursued her passion for the PA profession by enrolling in Campbell University's PA program. During her time there, she demonstrated her commitment to mentoring and supporting others by chartering the pre-PA club and providing guidance to pre-allied health students.
As a mentor, Jasmyn's greatest strength lies in her firsthand experience with the PA admissions process and her ability to share her knowledge and insights with her students. While serving on interview and admissions committees for PA schools, she has gained a deep understanding of the qualities and skills that top programs value in their applicants. This insider knowledge, combined with her clinical experience as a practicing PA at Duke University Health System, allows her to provide comprehensive guidance to aspiring PAs.
In addition to her role on admissions committees, Jasmyn also mentors new-graduate APPs at her workplace, further solidifying her commitment to supporting and guiding the next generation of physician assistants. She finds great fulfillment and energy in helping others achieve their dreams of becoming PAs and looks forward to working with each client on their special journey.