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Honor Society® member

Hannah Teet

phlebotomist at CSL Plasma

  • biology/pre-med
  • Class of 2027
  • Ohatchee, AL

Member since May 2025

About

I am a Biology major at Jacksonville State University with the goal of becoming a Physician Assistant. Currently working as a phlebotomist, I’m gaining hands-on experience in patient care, which fuels my passion for healthcare. Driven by a love for both people and nature, I aim to integrate my knowledge of biology into compassionate medical practice. Family-oriented and community-focused, I look forward to contributing to the Honor Society through scholarship, leadership, and service.

Education

  • jacksonville state university

    biology/pre-med

    2025 – Present

  • Gadsden State Community College

    general studies

    2019 – 2024

Honors and awards

  • phi theta kappa honor society

    Inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the official honor society for two-year colleges, in recognition of academic excellence and a commitment to scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship.

  • dean's list

    Achieved Dean's List honors for maintaining a high GPA during the semester, reflecting consistent academic excellence and dedication to my studies.

  • president's list

    Achieved President's List honors by maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA while enrolled in at least 12 credit hours during the semester. This distinction reflects exceptional academic performance and dedication to my studies.

Goals and interests

Career goal

After completing my Biology degree at Jacksonville State University, my ultimate goal is to become a Physician Assistant (PA). I am passionate about healthcare and committed to making a meaningful difference in patients' lives. My hands on experience as both a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and a phlebotomist has provided me with a solid foundation in patient care, medical procedures, and direct healthcare interaction.

Through these roles, I have developed essential skills in communication, empathy, and clinical support. I plan to attend Physician Assistant school after graduation to further my medical knowledge and enhance my ability to provide high quality care. Ultimately, I aim to work as a PA in a healthcare setting, where I can help improve patient outcomes and foster strong relationships with patients, providing compassionate, comprehensive care as a vital part of the medical team.

Graduate school interests

I am strongly interested in pursuing graduate education to become a Physician Assistant (PA) after completing my Biology degree. My work as a phlebotomist and Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) has given me firsthand insight into the healthcare field, and I am eager to deepen my medical knowledge and clinical expertise. PA school will allow me to further develop the skills necessary to provide high-quality patient care in a variety of healthcare settings.

I am particularly drawn to the opportunity to work closely with patients, diagnose conditions, and contribute to treatment plans as part of a healthcare team. Graduate school is the next step in my journey to make a meaningful impact in healthcare, and I am excited to further my education to reach my career goals as a Physician Assistant.

Outside the classroom

Outdoor Activities: Enjoy fishing, hiking, swimming, and bike riding, embracing nature and staying active.

Crafting: Passionate about creating personalized items using my Cricut machine, designing custom gifts and home décor.

Yoga: Practice yoga to enhance flexibility, reduce stress, and improve mental clarity.

Puzzles: Engage in solving puzzles to boost cognitive function, improve problem-solving skills, and provide a relaxing mental challenge.

Experience

  • phlebotomist

    CSL Plasma

    May 2022 – May 2025

  • certified nursing assistant (cna)

    NHC Healthcare

    Nov 2021 – Apr 2022

Volunteering

  • Bell ringer volunteer

    Salvation Army – Red Kettle Campaign

    Dec 2016 – Dec 2018

Languages

  • English (US) Fluent