FACULTY
Core Faculty
Dr. Waits is a practicing, board-certified Family Medicine / Obstetrician who serves as CEO of Cahaba Medical Care and the Program Director and DIO of the Cahaba Family Medicine Residency. He served as Program Director of the Tuscaloosa Family Medicine Residency in Tuscaloosa, Alabama for five years. He also has created Alabama's only Teaching Health Center, which has a dually accredited family residency program within Cahaba Medical Care. He is currently serving as the co-founder and CEO of Cahaba Medical Care Foundation, a Federally Qualified Health Center in rural Bibb County, Alabama. He has active obstetric privileges at Bibb Medical Center and UAB Medical West and he works shifts at Bibb Medical Center in the Emergency Department. Dr. Waits completed an Obstetrics Fellowship at the University of Alabama, his residency training at In His Image Family Medicine Residency in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and earned his medical degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine. He has a particular interest in health care policy and how it touches women and children in terms of maternity and infant care, the rural poor, health care access, and the care of the uninsured and underinsured.
I am from Montevallo, AL where I went Kindergarten through 12th grade. After graduating, I went to Samford University for undergrad and then UAB school of medicine. I knew I wanted to do family medicine from the start so I spent my 3rd and 4th years of medical school in Tuscaloosa at DCH Regional, where I also completed my FM training. I then joined Dr. Waits in private practice in Centreville immediately after graduation and have been here since. The work of becoming a FQHC and starting our residency program and then adding offices, growing services, working with more and more awesome providers who love to take care of people has just been a joy. I currently serve as the Medical Director and Chief Operations Officer of the FQHC and the Associate Program Director of the residency program.
My interest and motivation each day is to serve people by working to meet their needs, love them, and creating a place where they can feel seen and valuable and cared for. Cahaba offers a special opportunity to do all of those things.
Outside of work, I stay busy with my 5 kids and all of their activities. When there are tiny bits of downtime, I enjoy running and reading and college football.
I grew up amidst the bayous of Monroe, Louisiana. Geaux Tigers!!! In college, I wrestled with whether to pursue teaching, seminary, or medicine. A rejected Teach for America application and a seminary visit later, I chose medicine. As a 4th-year med on the cusp of committing to IM to pursue gastroenterology or geriatrics, a visit to an FQHC in Memphis changed everything. My wife and I were drawn to their model of care and commitment to community. A mentor there told me I’d be more useful as a family doctor—and I’ve been practicing family medicine with underserved communities ever since.
Since 2010, my family has practiced intentional neighboring, rooted in a small house church community and in an effort at some sort of solidarity with communities often left behind by what Dorothy Day called the “dirty rotten system.” I’ve been blessed to work alongside close friends and inspiring colleagues, and in this vocation, I’ve found a way to weave together teaching, ministry, and medicine after all!
After directing a residency in Memphis, I joined Cahaba+UAB FMR in 2018 as Director of the Urban Residency. I’m a tinkerer in our clinical learning environment, always experimenting with curriculum and faculty development. I love continuity with patients, helping younger faculty along, and hosting Tuesday night conversations on spirituality, community, vocation, and justice.
Outside of work, you’ll likely find me with my family and friends outdoors, enjoying music, or learning to play the banjo.
Dr. Jamie Bishop earned her medical degree from William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine before completing both her residency training and an Obstetrics Fellowship at Cahaba+UAB Family Medicine Residency-Rural Track. Now serving as Core Faculty and the Frontier Track Director, Dr. Bishop brings her firsthand expierence with the program to her mission of balancing high-quality clinical care with the mentorship of the next generation of physicians.
She chose Family Medicine with Obstetrics for the unique privilege of providing longitudinal care to families across generations. In her leadership and faculty roles, Dr. Bishop is particularly passionate about rural medicine, women’s health, and maternal-child health. She believes the foundation of medical education lies in the patient-centered approach that balances empathy and evidence-based practice with a deep commitment to community advocacy. Originally from Wolverton, Minnesota, Dr. Bishop feels right at home serving in a rural Alabama setting. When she is not in the clinic or teaching, she stays active through running and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, or can be found recharging with a good book.
Dr. Jonathan Peters grew up in Birmingham, Alabama and joined Cahaba Medical Care in September 2018. He attended Auburn University and earned a BA in chemistry, graduating summa cum laude in 2007. He graduated from the University of Alabama School of Medicine in 2011 and from there went to Via Christi in Wichita, Kansas to complete specialty training in family medicine. With an interest in practical applications for broadly trained family medicine physicians, Dr. Peters pursued an international family medicine fellowship through Via Christi. After graduating, he worked in rural Kansas practicing full-spectrum, whole family care. Although he is thankful for his time training and working in Kansas, Dr. Peters is grateful for the opportunity to return home to Birmingham and work with CMC seeing patients and teaching residents. He enjoys caring for children and adults with chronic diseases, obstetric patients, refugees, patients who are acutely ill and require hospitalization, and patients with international travel plans.
I was born and raised in Northwest Indiana with a dream of becoming a doctor. I moved to Marion, Alabama for undergraduate school at Judson College and fell in love with the community of Marion and it quickly became home. From there, I graduated medical school at the University of South Alabama College of Medicine to return to Centreville for my Family Medicine residency. I have now completed my OB fellowship training in addition to full scope family medicine and am fulfilling my dreams of serving my neighbors in Marion Alabama. In my free time, I enjoy riding horses, gardening, camping, fishing, and helping my husband with our small scale honeybee business.
Dr. Linken grew up in New Jersey but moved to Huntsville, Alabama with her family during high school. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, where she also attended medical school. She then moved up north to complete residency training at UMass FMR’s rural continuity clinic. Knowing that she wanted to return to the South and practice obstetrics, she returned to Alabama to complete an OB fellowship in Tuscaloosa where she connected with Dr. Waits and Dr. Smith and joined CMC/CFMR as a faculty member and family physician in 2015. Her professional interests include practicing obstetrics and providing opioid dependence treatment through buprenorphine, as well as managing Hepatitis C patients and helping to get them cured.
Outside of work, she enjoys being a wife and mother to her daughter. As a family they enjoy traveling, reading, and health & fitness. She is currently a member of her church choir, as well as a group called The Iron City Singers in Birmingham. She also likes to crochet, is learning to quilt and is fluent in Spanish.
Dr. Drew Posey is originally from Texas and joined Cahaba Medical Care in September 2018. He earned his undergraduate degree in nutrition science from Texas A&M University, then went on to earn his medical degree from the University of North Texas Health Science Center College of Osteopathic Medicine. He completed his residency training, as well as an international fellowship at Via Christi Family Medicine in Wichita, Kansas. It was during his time in med school that Dr. Posey realized his love for treating a variety of patient populations, and he felt that family medicine would be versatile career choice and a great way to serve others. His professional interests include teaching, endoscopy and tropical medicine. When he’s not working, he enjoys fixing things around the house, hiking and traveling. Dr. Posey currently lives in Birmingham along with his wife, daughter and their dog, and he is excited to be a part of the Cahaba Medical Care and Family Medicine Residency family!
I am from Haleyville, AL, and my undergraduate education was at UAB. I completed a family medicine residency at Via Christi in Wichita, KS then completed an International Family Medicine Fellowship at Via Christi then Family Medicine Obstetrics Fellowship at Cahaba Medical Care. I have special interest in international medicine.
A large part of the reason I joined the faculty at CFMR is because Alabama is home. After spending four years in Kansas, I was ready to be back in the South. And providentially, I was able to find a group to join that would allow me to pursue all of my interests in medicine. I wanted to continue practicing full-spectrum Family Medicine and Cahaba allows me to do that. In addition to seeing my own patients in clinic, I also practice adult inpatient medicine and obstetrics. I’m also supported by partners who allow me to continue to do medical mission trips. But the biggest draw to Cahaba is the heart behind the organization. We are not simply providing medical care but seeking to love and transform the communities that we serve.
Dr. Lee is from Duncanville, AL but she currently resides in Cottondale, AL. She attended The University of Alabama where she obtained a bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering and later attended The University of Alabama School of Medicine. After graduating, Dr. Lee completed her residency and an OB Fellowship at Tuscaloosa Family Medicine Residency Program. One thing she enjoys is being able to do full spectrum OB care, including c-sections.
During medical school, she enjoyed a little bit of everything, so family medicine was the perfect specialty for her. During her rural rotations as a medical student, she fell in love with obstetrics as well, which guided her towards an OB fellowship after residency. Dr. Lee's favorite part about being an FPOB is the ability to follow patients pre-pregnancy, during pregnancy, after delivery, and take care of her baby and watch him/her grow up.
Dr. Lee and her husband recently got married in 2019. Her husband works as an ICU nurse.
Some of her professional interests include obstetrics and family planning. When she isn't working, a few of her hobbies are crafting (including crocheting and needlepoint), music (she is on the praise and worship team at her church), and being very involved with her church family at East McFarland Baptist Church.
I am from Montezuma GA. I completed FM Residency at UAB. Subsequently I completed a fellowship in Low Risk Obstetrics at UAB. I also completed 2 years off General Surgery Residency- at Western Reserve Care System in Youngstown, OH. I attended medical School at Mercer Univ. School of Medicine in Macon, GA.
My special professional interests include Preventive Medicine/ Screening Services/ Women's Health/ Pediatrics / Missionary Medicine -- promoting Health and Wellness- Bio-psycho-social. I enjoy working as a FQHC Provider --- and feel very grateful to be a part of an organization that offers so much to so many.
Personally- I enjoy the wonders of a very active family with 3 sons involved in multiple sports and band.I enjoy tennis and horseback riding/ trail rides. Also- enjoy playing baseball/ football/ basketball ( and sometimes tennis) w/ the family. I really enjoy quality time w/ our 2 dogs ( our Fur Babies). I am an active member of Liberty Missionary Bapt. Church in West Blocton, AL and serve in the Youth Ministry/ Music Ministry and participate also as a Trustee Wife as well as other community endeavors.
If I had not become a doctor, I would be a writer/ photographer/ world traveller-- as I really enjoy getting off the beaten path and experiencing new cultures and having the opportunity to reflect!
I am from Birmingham, AL and attended med school at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine (OUHCOM). I completed my residency here at Cahaba Medical Family Medicine Residency Program. My professional interests include Women’s Health, HIV care, and OMM. Personally, I ging, dancing, painting, reading and theatre. Cahaba offers the very best of Family Medicine...the opportunity and training to be a full scope family medicine physician. Also the family atmosphere and the privilege of being able to be one's self is a God send. Furthermore and probably the most important for me...Being able to do the mission, I feel I've been called for in a supportive environment.
If I wasn’t a doctor I would probably be a Social Worker (They are angels on Earth, some of the most amazing people, helping to make what I do as a physician possible in many cases!!!) and moonlight as a background singer for someone or group.
I grew up in Elk City, OK, attended medical school at University of Oklahoma COM and residency at Resurrection Health FMR in Memphis, TN. My professional interests include HIV care and Community Health.
God made it evident early in my medical training that I was to use my position not to further my own self, but to care for the least among us. I yearn to push that vision forward in training up the next generation of FM physicians to use their gifts and talents to be a servant to the people who need us most and fight against the injustices that exist around us. Cahaba Family Medicine is an amazing healthcare system which leverages everything to provide excellent healthcare for the uninsured/underinsured patients among us in an inner city and rural setting. We also desire to invest heavily in the communities in which we serve, hoping to see a radical transformation, and a palpable Kingdom of Heaven here on Earth. Furthermore, our heart continues to break for the nations, particularly the areas with great health disparity and want to open eyes to the large needs in the forgotten areas of the World.
If I wasn’t a physician I would be a coffee shop owner where hammocks, dogs, and awesome coffee exist.
I grew up in Brentwood, TN and attended medical school at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine in Memphis. In Memphis, through Christ Community, I became inspired to become a family physician so that I could care for the poor and marginalized patients of the world. I stayed in Memphis for residency, to be a part of the program that started out of Christ Community but later was known as Resurrection Health. Upon finishing residency I joined the Resurrection Health faculty.
I chose to be faculty at CFMR because it’s a group of full spectrum family docs who are motivated by faith to serve the most vulnerable patients of Alabama and the world. Not only does the Cahaba family serve them, but they serve them with excellent, quality medical care. Also, global health and missions are important to me and this is a place that values these greatly. Finally, I love being a part of training up family docs and sending them out to the areas of greatest need.
As far as interests go, I really enjoy musculoskeletal medicine, using the ultrasound, and hospital medicine. On a more personal level, I enjoy the outdoors, especially being in the mountains. My favorite mountain activity is whitewater kayaking. I have an amazing wife, Sarah and 2 wild and fun boys, Luke and Daniel.
If I wasn’t a doctor.....well, I’d probably be a travel/food blogger and go kayaking a lot ;-)
Dr. Waits is a general surgery specialist in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He graduated with honors from University of Alabama School of Medicine in 1974. With more than 43 years of diverse experience, especially in general surgery, Dr. Waits affiliates with many hospitals including DCH Regional Medical Center and Bibb Medical Center. He also coordinates with other doctors and specialists in many medical groups including Cahaba Medical Care and Surgical Specialists of Alabama.
I am a native of rural Marengo County, Alabama and a graduate of CFMR’s inaugural class. I received my Bachelor of Science in biology from Tuskegee University. I later attended medical school at the University of Pikeville - Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine. During residency, my peers voted me to serve on the Graduate Medical Education Committee. I also received the Humanism in Medicine Award. Furthermore, I was afforded the opportunity to complete three international mission trips to Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Grand Goave, Haiti; and Nalerigu, Ghana. I have always aspired to work as a physician in a rural area. Hence, training at CFMR was the perfect choice. After graduation I continued with the Cahaba family as an attending physician at the Maplesville clinic. I am married with children, and in my spare time I enjoy relaxing in the country with my family, shopping, and traveling.
Dr. Whiten is from the town of Trussville, AL one of the suburbs surrounding Birmingham. She went to undergraduate school at Huntington College in Montgomery, AL. There she was a member of the Huntington Hawks Volleyball Team all 4 years while majoring in Biochemistry. She completed her BA from Huntington College in 2011. She attended medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine - Georgia Campus and graduated in May of 2017. During one of her required rotations at CMC she fell in love with the idea of practicing full scope rural family medicine (and of course the people at Cahaba). Her hobbies include playing volleyball, biking, hosting/attending game nights, watching movies and Alabama Football (Roll Tide), listening to music, traveling, and spending time with her family and friends.
I grew up in Apex, North Carolina and joined Cahaba Medical care in 2019. I graduated from Gardner Webb University with a major in biology, attended medical school at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Virginia, and completed family medicine residency training at Via Christi Family Medicine Residency in Wichita, Kansas. I also completed an OB fellowship in 2020.
My professional interests include obstetrics, endoscopy, osteopathic medicine, and global health.
Outside of medicine, I enjoy spending time with my husband Lucas, daughter Eliana, and dog Willow. I also enjoy spending time outdoors and with friends, traveling, and exercising.
I am from a rural farming community in Northeast Alabama. I am a product of the Rural Pipeline programs through the University of Alabama where I attended Rural Health Scholars as a high schooler, then Rural Medical Scholars as an undergrad, then medical school and finally Family Medicine Residency. While in residency in Tuscaloosa, I became the first Rural Training Track participant in Centreville at Cahaba Medical Care when it was only Dr. Waits’ original practice. I trained alongside Dr. Smith as well and got to witness both of their passions for serving the underserved in rural Alabama. After over a decade in private practice, I officially returned to the Cahaba family in 2021 by way of the Marion clinic. I am looking forward to welcoming the inaugural class of the Frontier Residency and continuing to grow Cahaba’s reach deeper into the Blackbelt.
As a follower of Christ, I see this work as a mission to reach people where they are and for what they are: fellow Children of God in need of a Savior. My amazing wife Holly and our four kids are embedding ourselves in the Marion community as we find new ways to love on Perry County as a whole. Holly is specifically working through the UA community to improve health and education opportunities in the Blackbelt. Our family loves Disney, singing and dancing in the den to whatever Alexa is playing, and working with college student ministry.
Dr. Collins is from Manchester, GA. She studied at Emory University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Behavioral Science and Health Education. After her time at Emory, she completed a health communications fellowship at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention. She then attended the Medical College of Georgia where she earned her doctor of medicine. She then moved to Tuscaloosa, AL where she completed her specialty training at the University of Alabama Tuscaloosa Family Medicine Residency. She stayed with the residency program for an additional year to complete a surgical obstetrics fellowship.
In her free time, she loves spending time with family and her goldendoodle (Zemo). She loves to travel and has visited approximately 20 countries thus far with more on her agenda. She also loves watching movies, reading, and craft projects.
Dr. Collins is currently practicing at Cahaba’s Bessemer health center, and delivering babies at Medical West.
Clay grew up in the majestic flatlands of the Midwest, where the corn is tall, the wind is fierce, and the winters build character. He attended the real UT — that’s right, the University of Toledo — not to be confused with those other UT wannabes (Texas and Tennessee), where he obtained degrees in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry.
The Lord led him to ditch reactors and rheology for a stethoscope and incarnational theology; after med school at UT he moved to Birmingham to take care of the underserved. Escaping eye-cicles (icicles that form on your eyelashes during ill-advised forays outside in winter) was a bonus. After graduating from Cahaba-UAB’s Family Medicine Residency Urban Track, Clay stayed on as faculty where he delights in providing exceptional broad-spectrum care to marginalized groups. He has particular interests in prenatal care, POCUS, and procedures.
When not doctoring, Clay can be found running the streets of Birmingham stealing Strava segments, reveling in the resplendence of riparian river birches and other arbor-trary plants, playing board games (preferably word-based), or enjoying the company of his vivacious veterinarian auburn-haired Auburn alumna wife Audrey and their 2 dogs.
Hi, I am Taylor! I grew up in the Pacific Northwest south of Seattle. I went to undergrad at Seattle Pacific University and medical school at Washington State University.
But somewhere along the way the Lord started sprinkling little glimpses of what it could be like to live and work alongside other people who were working to provide excellent medicine in a holistic manner in the Name of Jesus. After visiting Birmingham during my 4th year of medical school, I was sold. So now I live in Birmingham, Alabama trying to follow along as the Lord leads.
When I'm not at work, you can find me at June Coffee, Red Mountain, or playing soccer!
If I was something other than a doctor, I'd probably be a special education teacher or counselor. Or maybe some kind of barista, coffee is just so good and you'd get to chat with people all day long!
I grew up in a town East of Knoxville, TN called Morristown. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Chemistry: Biochemistry at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Following this, I attended the University of Tennessee Health Science in Memphis, TN for medical school. I spent time in Memphis with physicians previously associated with Christ Health/Resurrection Family Medicine Residency which is how I got connected to Cahaba and the concept of gospel centered medicine.
After completing medical school I moved to Birmingham, AL with my wife and two children to join the Cahaba Urban Family Medicine Program. We moved into the West End Neighborhood where our Urban Family Medicine Clinic is located. We spent three years living and working intentionally in the neighborhood in which we served. During this time, I was exposed to RURAL (all capital for a reason…google Camden) medicine through a 2 week rotation in Camden, AL. I was also exposed to the impact an FQHC can have on an otherwise medically underserved region. Through prayerful consideration, my wife and I decided to continue our journey with Cahaba Medical Care and moved to Camden, AL to join the Frontier track in summer of 2025.
I grew up in a suburb of Ft. Worth, TX with a supportive family. I went to Austin College in Sherman, TX for undergrad and then Dell Medical School at the University of Texas in Austin for my medical training. My husband and I got married after my first year of medical school. I knew the Lord was calling me to primary underserved care, but resisted His calling for a few years in medical school. However, I went to a CCHF conference during my third year of medical school and the Lord spoke very clearly regarding my pursuit of family medicine, care for underserved populations, and the consideration of intentional living.
My husband and I left Texas to come to Birmingham for my residency at Cahaba. I was challenged in medicine and faith during residency, and I try to let medicine be an outflow of how the gospel has changed my life. I have been grateful to stay on as faculty at Cahaba, where I enjoy the full-spectrum continuity of care with my patients in clinic! I like to hike with my dog and husband in my free time and enjoy slow mornings with a good cup of coffee and fellowship with friends.
I grew up in a suburb of Atlanta, GA, and stayed nearby attending Oglethorpe University for undergrad. I went to Lincoln Memorial University’s DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine in Harrogate, TN, for my medical training. My wife and I met while we were living in Bolivia between undergrad and medical school, and largely due to this experience abroad, we both had hearts for global health and underserved populations both in the states and abroad before medical school was even a possibility.
I visited Cahaba as a medical student and completed my residency training with the Cahaba + UAB - Urban Track. Here, I got to be a part of a program and community that was truly committed to providing excellent care for marginalized communities. Now, I am excited to stay on as faculty at Cahaba working in the Fairfield and West End Clinics. When not at the clinic, I enjoy spending time with my wife, Marisa, our dog, Bear, finding good coffee and eats in Birmingham, and traveling to new places.
I grew up in North Augusta, SC and went to medical school at the Medical College of Georgia. While in undergrad at Erskine College, I was able to stay with and shadow some of my dear friends in Memphis, TN who were in residency at the time at Christ Community FMR. Since that time in Memphis, I was able to see how I could use my heart for missions and the Gospel to reach and serve the least of these through medicine. Naturally, when it came time to choose a specialty and residency, I followed the Memphis folks to Cahaba Urban.
I graduated from the Cahaba Urban track in 2023 and have been on faculty since then. While at Cahaba, I have been able to work on and develop a spiritual health curriculum to help our residents care for our patients not just physically, but mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. International missions is a big passion of mine. I'm heavily involved in P15 and GMHC. If you're interested in going overseas, let me know!
My interests include baking, hiking, swimming, outdoors, national parks, and continuing to pursue international missions, now with my husband.
I’m a family medicine and obstetrics physician who somehow made it through med school, residency, and fellowship without losing my sense of humor. After training at Cahaba Medical Care, I now get to serve as an attending and faculty advisor—basically helping new doctors survive what I just went through myself. Along the way, I’ve worn a lot of hats: Chief Resident, Army Reserve Captain, worship leader, and even former disc golf enthusiast who pretends he’s better than he actually is. I’m passionate about caring for patients with compassion and curiosity, mentoring young physicians, and keeping medicine human. When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll probably find me cooking, making music, scuba diving, or finding new ways to embarrass myself on the pickleball court.
Administration
I completed a degree in business at the University of Alabama and have worked at Cahaba since 2009. I grew up in Centreville and now live with my family in Maplesville. My husband Brandon and I have three sons (Bryant, Brooks, and Bradley).
Outside of work, I enjoy cooking and baking,“yard-saling” (almost every article of clothing I own was purchased second-hand), bargain hunting, working with her church family, and watching SEC football.
I love Cahaba, my team, and my job, and honestly cannot envision myself in any other job, but if I did not work at CMC, I would love to host a cooking show.
I am from Bessemer, Al, which is similar to the West End community. It has been rewarding growing up in a diverse area where you can meet people from all walks of life. God has provided so many avenues to show His love to a lost city. In my local church, I was involved in youth ministry for several years. I have had the opportunity to teach and encourage teenagers. Hearing the struggles that teenagers face in this society and being there to see them overcome obstacles has increased my faith in Christ.
My college years were spent at UAB where I obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management. While working in the retail industry, I became interested in customer service and office management. Since I am slightly a perfectionist and enjoy helping people solve problems, this seemed like a solid career path. I knew Cahaba UAB Family Medicine Residency was the right choice after reading the job description and researching the company. With just a glance into CFMR, their mission is evident. It is to provide quality medical services while being the hands and feet of Christ. I was immediately attracted to the job because I desired not only to work somewhere that applied to my degree and skill set, but also to be in an environment where the Word of God is exemplified. It is incredibly rewarding seeing patients being taken care of physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
When I am not filling out a spreadsheet or organizing an event, I enjoy spending time with family and friends. Whether it’s an adventurous hike or shopping, it’s always fun. I also have two lovable, but disobedient dogs. Mowgli and Groot seem to always get involved into some mischief, but that makes life more interesting.
If I wasn’t in this current position, I would pursue event planning. I love planning parties and being there to support someone on their special day. Plus, who doesn’t love cake?
