Richelle Mojica, Physical Therapy Aide

What are your career goals for the future?
My goals are:
1) Become a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant
2) Love to be able to work with all ages (geriatrics, peds, neuro, oncology) 
3) Further my education by doing a bridge program to become a DPT, or specialize in a skill such as pelvic floor 

What do you enjoy about the healthcare profession? 
I love being able to help others feel better and stronger. Being in healthcare you constantly are communicating with doctors, nurses, families all dedicated to helping the patient return to their prior level of function. I love the community and relationships built with colleagues and patients. It's a fulfilling profession. I love being able to move around all day rather than sitting by a computer. 

What is something that you do regularly that you find to be helpful? 
On my free time, I enjoy baking. I've made cookies, brownies, pies, and banana bread. I will be attempting pumpkin recipes for the fall vibes. 

What is a hobby that you enjoy doing? 
I love to workout. During the week I wake up early to exercise. I prefer leg day better than arms. Once I became more consistent with my workouts I feel more energized throughout the day. I crave less sweets, sleep better at night and feel a lot happier. If I can't do a full hour, I attempt to get at least 30 minutes in everyday minus the weekends. 

Do you have any pets? 
I have a fur baby named Teddy. He's a Maltipom (Maltese + Pomeranian) mix. Teddy is like my shadow and follows me everywhere around the house. You can always hear his little paws scurrying behind me. He just turned 8 years old. He loves playing fetch, tag, and his morning and afternoon walks at the park. Teddy's special talent is posing for photos.
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