Sitina is recent graduate from Johns Hopkins University with a degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a strong interest in medicine, scientific research, and health equity. Sitina's research experience includes studying structural differences between cancer-related genes and their normal counterparts, as well as comparative cognition research exploring behavioral and psychological similarities and differences between humans and animals. Sitina hands-on clinical experience working as a Medical Assistant, where she supports patient care and assists with clinical procedures. These experiences have allowed Sitina to explore health from both a scientific and patient-centered perspective. She is passionate about making healthcare more accessible, particularly for underserved communities, and believes in the importance of education and prevention in improving health outcomes.