Georgia Torrence

Georgia Torrence is a trailblazer, a southern girl from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and one of three

siblings. In her free time, Georgia enjoys exploring the outdoors through hiking and has a deep

love for music and powerlifting. Furthermore, Georgia finds joy in volunteering with Hospice of

Baton Rouge—Camp Conquer, where she can make a positive impact on the lives of others and

teach children how to identify, express, and conquer emotions. As a first-generation and

nontraditional premedical student, Georgia's journey has been driven by her unwavering

determination and commitment to her education. She obtained associate degrees in biology and

criminal science from Baton Rouge Community College before pursuing her graduate studies at

THE Southern University Agricultural and Mechanical College.

Throughout her academic journey, Georgia has also gained valuable professional experience in

the fields of forensics and the mortuary industry, which have further shaped her understanding of

the importance of precision, attention to detail, and empathy in her future medical career. With a

strong passion for medicine and mental health, Georgia made a career transition into the

behavioral health field, where she currently works as a program manager at a mental health

nonprofit. In this role, she provides vital resources, builds meaningful relationships, and creates

safe spaces for students at the post-secondary education level. Alongside her work in behavioral

health, Georgia also serves as a dedicated Anesthesiology technician, consistently demonstrating

her commitment to patient care and well-being. Through her diverse experiences and unwavering

dedication, Georgia is determined to make a lasting impact in the medical field and contribute to

the betterment of the healthcare system.