Growing up in the Bahamas was a blast, and I have a lot of funny memories from my childhood. I remember spending hours playing in the sand and sun, trying to catch lizards and dreaming about being a pirate. But as I got older, I found myself increasingly curious about the world around me, and that curiosity eventually led me to pursue a career in research. It turns out that my childhood love of exploring and discovering new things was just the start of my passion for digging deeper into complex topics. And while I may not be hunting for treasure or chasing lizards anymore, I still get a thrill from uncovering new information and making breakthroughs in my field. Who knew that growing up in the Bahamas could lead to a career in research?

Welcome to a glimpse of Danika’s world, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to share a bit about myself with you. I am someone who loves to help and encourage others, as I know first-hand the incredible impact it can have on someone’s life. I am passionate about clinical research and development, and have always been curious about complex processes. Specifically, I am deeply interested in triple negative cancer research and the ways in which we can work to develop new treatments and therapies to improve the lives of those affected by this devastating disease. I am excited to continue learning and growing in this field, and I am grateful for any opportunity to make a positive impact in the lives of others.

In addition to my professional pursuits, I am also an avid tennis player and swimmer. These hobbies not only provide me with physical exercise, but they also serve as a form of mental relaxation and stress relief. When I am on the tennis court or in the pool, I am able to clear my mind and focus on the task at hand, allowing me to return to my work with renewed focus and energy. Additionally, the physical activity from these hobbies is crucial to my overall wellbeing, keeping me healthy and energized for the demands of my career. Overall, I view my hobbies as an essential part of my self-care routine and am grateful for the ways in which they contribute to my overall sense of wellbeing.