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Isabella “Isa” Rojas’ journey to nuclear medicine has been anything but traditional. Originally from Miami, she earned a degree in environmental science before spending years building and leading a women’s cycling team as a race director, a venture that

Val Lara wanted to see the world and meet new people before settling into an education and career. To her, that meant spending four years as an ammunition technician in the U.S. Marines straight out of high school. Her parents, who immigrated from Mexico

Armed with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and lots of energy, Jennifer Thompson started a robust career in that field at age 21. She was a proven marketing leader, creating successful advertising and public relations campaigns. After eight years, she was

When Matthew Hayes enrolled at AdventHealth University, he had no idea he’d eventually become world-renowned in the MRI industry. His only criteria at that time: warm weather and a stable career. “My mother was a nurse. My brother is a nurse. I knew I didn

Victoria Browder and Jasmina Kozenjic somehow never met each other. They attend the same small Christian university in Orlando, are both imaging studies students and are two out of only 16 national recipients of a prestigious Lambda Nu scholarship. “We are