Interview with Julia
Tell us about yourself
I was born and raised in Arizona and have not lived anywhere else. I am the only girl and have three awesome brothers. When I have free time I love to go fishing, watch movies, and spend time with my family and friends. I look young but I am 80 years old in my soul – going to sleep at 8pm is what I live for!
Why did you become a Speech Language Pathologist?
I became an SLP because I love working with children. They are my absolute favorite!
Why do you think your coworkers nominated you for being genuine?
I hope my coworkers nominated me because they know how much I truly care about each one of them. I consider them to be my family and care not only about what happens to them at work but also outside of work in their day-to-day lives.
What do you love most about working with TEAM 4 Kids?
I love that no two days are alike. Every day presents new opportunities to see kiddos grow and thrive!
If you could have one wish come true, what would it be?
I would wish that everyone in this world felt loved.
Nominations for Julia:
“Julia is always honest and sincere in her actions & responses. I can rely on her to provide me with her honest opinions and thoughts. When she asks how I’m doing or what I did over the weekend, she listens and responds with intent. Her kindness and helpfulness are truly altruistic.”
“She is always so sweet and helpful in all interactions I have had with her in the clinic. She is patient, helpful, kind, and genuine with all her clients and their families.”
“She is: authentic. real. honest. true. original. unmistakable. certified. actual. — In all that she does.”
“I always feel that Julia is so genuine with our communication. She is so kind and patient and shows she truly cares about everyone she comes in contact with. She truly cares about helping others and it is so easy to ask her for her guidance.”
“Julia has a positive attitude in the workplace and constantly asks how your day is. She is very approachable when presented with questions.”
“She is natural in her actions – sincere in the way she handles herself with clients, caregivers, and her coworkers.”
“She is always authentic and easy to approach. She truly practices what she preaches.”