I help you prove it.
Re-entering the workforce after illness, transplant, or caregiving is not just about updating a resume. It is about learning how to explain your experience with confidence — without oversharing your diagnosis.
Your recovery was not downtime. It was coordination, compliance, and advocacy at the highest level.
In-center, home hemodialysis, or peritoneal dialysis — you managed a part-time job on top of everything else.
Managing flares, providers, and insurance while still showing up is operational excellence. Full stop.
You coordinated care, advocated in clinical settings, and made decisions under pressure. That is experience.
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You did not waste those years.
You spent them fighting — and that is where we start.
Full resume review, gap translation, and bullet rewrites tailored to your specific health journey and target role. We work through your story together.
Practice your gap answer, build confidence explaining your experience, and walk into interviews knowing exactly what to say — and what to keep private.
Sliding scale available for patients on fixed incomes. Just ask.
I am a kidney-pancreas transplant recipient and nationally recognized patient advocate. I have sat in front of a job application and felt the weight of years that did not fit into a traditional timeline — seven failed transplant calls, recovery, dialysis, the whole journey.
That experience did not make me unemployable. It made me an expert in exactly what I now help others navigate.
My work spans health equity consulting, patient advocacy at the national level, and now helping transplant and chronic illness patients translate their lived experience into language employers understand.
You do not need to hide your story. You need to learn how to tell it differently.
Whether you want the guide, need 1:1 support, or just want to ask something — send a message and I will get back to you.