Lory Tibbets

Former Registered Nurse

That desire to help others is very much what will be needed to tell your story in job interviews. How you translate that into the Salesforce Ohana and how your experience trickles down to the Salesforce clients will easily show your passion for Salesforce, the platform, and the community.

Elulu Keith

Former Health Coach

Being able to help support and improve the systems that are working behind the scenes of healthcare is needed! Especially to those who've experienced what it's really like working on the front line. Switching to a career in Salesforce is how you can make an even bigger impact! Helping families and communities for generations to come with healthcare systems that truly support them can be done through Salesforce.

Chloé Ducharme

Former Radiation Therapist

Go for it! It won't be easy but if you put in the effort you will get where you want to be! Be gentle with yourself. Remember you need to fail often to remember how to stand up after it.

Starlene Wiley

Former Compliance Analyst

You are going to get discouraged, you are going to doubt yourself, imposter syndrome will happen…KEEP GOING! As Bradley has said, “There is no quitting here.” The only way you fail is if you give up on yourself.

Kristie Brown

Former Healthcare Pro

The opportunities are endless. You can stay in healthcare and use your knowledge, or you can expand into other industries…Utilize the resources that are online and you will be able to learn - if you do grasp a concept on Trailhead, there are always other people who explain it differently and you can find someone who trains to fit your style of learning.

Anjali Truitt

Former Healthcare Pro

You have so many transferable skills. The technical parts are learnable, and there's so many resources to help. The identity transition is real, so find others who have transitioned from healthcare.