Before attending PA school, Jewels attended Dakota State University, where she spent three years as a human anatomy tutor and two years as an undergraduate research assistant before graduating with a degree in human biology. Jewels combines her passion for mentoring with a deep understanding of the PA application process. She breaks down complex concepts and provides expert guidance to help students overcome obstacles and achieve their goals.
At the core of Jewels' mentoring philosophy is a genuine desire to empower the next generation of physician assistants. She recognizes that the journey to becoming a PA can be challenging, and she is committed to breaking down complex concepts into manageable, bite-sized pieces. By making even the most difficult topics accessible and engaging, Jewels helps her students build a strong foundation of knowledge and confidence.
One of Jewels' greatest strengths as a mentor is her ability to listen and forge meaningful connections with students. She understands the struggles, fears, and aspirations that come with pursuing a career in healthcare, and she approaches each student with empathy and compassion. Through her expert guidance and support, Jewels helps students overcome obstacles, face their fears, and pursue their dreams.
Jewels' wealth of knowledge and expertise, gained from both her professional career as a neurosurgery physician assistant and her academic experiences, makes her an invaluable source of knowledge for aspiring PAs. She is dedicated to mentoring PA students, and she tailors her approach to meet the needs and goals of each individual.