Natalie C.

Natalie’s journey in healthcare began during her undergraduate studies at the University of Central Florida, where she gained patient care experience by scribing in the emergency department. She continued to build her clinical experience during her gap year, working in a family practice setting.

While in PA school, Natalie demonstrated leadership and commitment to her profession by actively participating in the Florida Academy of PAs (FAPA) and serving as her class's American Academy of PAs (AAPA) student representative.

Currently, Natalie works in a cardiovascular medicine practice, where she finds great fulfillment in her role. Her commitment to her profession extends beyond her daily work, as she volunteers her time as a FAPA area representative and symposium committee member. Natalie's experience spans various areas of medicine, including internal medicine, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), urgent care, and primary care. She has a particular interest in preventative medicine and enjoys working with diverse patient populations.

Natalie is a natural educator, serving as a preceptor for Barry University and Nova Southeastern University PA students. This experience, combined with her own recent journey through PA school and the application process, positions her to guide and support aspiring PA students.

Natalie's approach to admissions consulting is informed by her diverse clinical experiences, academic achievements, and genuine passion for mentoring. She is excited to use her experiences to help others recognize and achieve their potential as students and future colleagues in the PA profession. Her holistic approach to guiding applicants through the PA school admissions process reflects her enthusiasm for preventative medicine and working with diverse populations.