Voices of impact

Explore the stories of team members supporting SGU and RVU students to strengthen the future of healthcare.

Explore success stories and the values that unify our teams

“I have always thought of USS as a family. When I visited Grenada and met the SGU team, that feeling even intensified as I realized we’re all working together for a common goal. I feel comfortable reaching out to anyone within the organization for help and guidance, which speaks volumes.”

“The most interesting thing about working here is the diversity of colleagues as well as students I get to work with. Working closely with Colleagues worldwide and from all different specialties brings a global view to my everyday projects. The information and knowledge that everyone brings are insightful and eye-opening. I have never worked in a job that I felt connected with Colleagues and students worldwide, and it keeps every day a rewarding experience.”

“As a registrar analyst, I help manage our student data, reporting systems, and business processes. My work allows me to contribute in a meaningful way by finding creative solutions that utilize my current knowledge while challenging me to continue building my skills. The team I work with was very welcoming when I started at USS, offering guidance and support as I learned about my role and the organization. And the friendly and collaborative environment makes every day fun and exciting.”

“I have the amazing opportunity to assist students in fulfilling their dream of becoming a doctor. Our incoming students come from diverse backgrounds committing themselves to academic excellence, humanitarian efforts, healthcare careers, giving back to underserved populations and more. Through scholarship I am the lucky one to acknowledge these efforts and be a part of their continued journey of being a doctor.”

“As a Student Recruitment Manager, I find immense joy in connecting with students from diverse backgrounds, all driven by their aspiration to become doctors. It’s thrilling to give them insights into SGU’s offerings and what to expect in various major practice destinations. Being part of their journey from pre-application to matriculation and enrollment is exhilarating.”

“What excites me most about my job is that no two days at RVU ever feel the same. I really enjoy the variety and the challenges that come with it—it keeps me engaged and always learning. One of the best parts, though, is the people. I feel lucky to work alongside such talented, kind, and supportive individuals who are always willing to share their knowledge and help me grow.” 

As a Communications Manager, I help institutions tell their stories. My work is about taking the real human experiences within a university — students discovering their path, faculty breaking new ground, and alumni giving back — and transforming them into stories that highlight who we are and what we stand for. With prospective students trying to decide where to invest years of their lives, with alumni who want to stay connected to something meaningful, and with the faculty and staff who show up every day to move the institution forward. A well-told story doesn’t just inform; it creates a sense of belonging. And I get to do that every day.

“In addition to my role as Associate Director, Admissions NY Metro Area, I also serve on an Employee Resource Group, UNITED. UNITED’s mission is to promote and advance practices, policies and programming that foster a culture of diversity and inclusion across the entire organization, resulting in organizational success and community well-being. Working in UNITED has afforded me the opportunity to expand my professional skill set as well as deepen my understanding of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.”

“I have had the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects alongside very intelligent professionals. The information and intelligence that my team and I provide feels purposeful and impactful. What we do matters to the business, it’s employees and our students. I’m proud to be part of MGE and the work we do because we provide medical professionals into the world and also give students a pathway to achieve what they have worked hard for.”