I am passionate about children and their entitled healthcare rights and plan to devote my career to fighting for them, either internationally or domestically.
Garden City, NY (PRWEB) March 01, 2016
The National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) honors Jayme Trojan as a 2015-2016 inductee into its VIP Woman of the Year Circle. She is recognized with this prestigious distinction for leadership in healthcare. NAPW is the nation’s leading networking organization exclusively for professional women, with 850,000 members and over 200 operating local chapters.
“I’m pleased to welcome Jayme into this exceptional group of professional women,” said NAPW President Star Jones. “Her knowledge and experience in her industry are valuable assets to her company and community.”
Self-motivated, results oriented and driven to succeed, Jayme Trojan is a seasoned professional who has constantly set her goals to keep pace with her highest aspirations for personal excellence. Throughout her career, she has exhibited exemplary teamwork, expertise, integrity and dedication.
Ms. Trojan’s interest started in the healthcare industry at a young age, where she started as a volunteer in the gift shop at her local hospital. She was inspired by her grandmother, a WWII Nurse, who would share stories and impacted many soldier’s lives. Her grandmother continued her career in nursing and retired as a Labor and Delivery Nurse.
Today, Ms. Trojan works at Primary Children’s Hospital and is responsible for all aspects of patient care, before and after the physician has seen the patient, including clinical and clerical work. Since 2007, she has been a certified Advanced Emergency Medical Technician, as well as a Medical Assistant.
“My skills and knowledge increase daily as I absorb different things around me that I use on a daily basis,” she said. “I believe that being able to communicate with my patients is just as important as any other aspect of patient care.”
Working with children is extremely rewarding for Ms. Trojan. They inspire her to be a stronger individual and not take life as seriously as adults tend to do. She is currently applying for the MPH and MHA Program at the University of Utah and hopes to work at the administrative level in a children’s hospital in the near future. She has been accepted into the Global Health
Certificate Program, starting in January 2016. “I am passionate about children and their entitled healthcare rights and plan to devote my career to fighting for them, either internationally or domestically.”
About NAPW
NAPW’s mission is to provide an exclusive, highly advanced networking forum to successful women executives, professionals and entrepreneurs where they can aspire, connect and achieve. Through innovative resources, unique tools and progressive benefits, professional women interact, exchange ideas, advance their knowledge and empower each other.