Christina Johnson | Sullivan University

Christina is a living example of what it takes to work hard and reap the rewards of dedication and diligence. Having lived on her own from the age of 15, she was forced into adulthood much earlier than anyone should be. At the advice of her high school principal, she pursued her GED, and obtained it in a matter of 3 weeks. She worked 60-80 hours a week at a minimum wage job in a nursing home, but she wanted more for her family. With childhood dreams of working in the realm of patient care, she said, “The thought of being able to help someone feel better by treating them with medications or by offering some sort of therapy just seemed fascinating.” Christina took an interest in pharmaceuticals after talking with the traveling pharmacist at the nursing home. 

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