Laila Guiendon
Clarksville
Summary
To pursue a Master’s degree in Counselor Education at the University of Kentucky as preparation for a career in clinical psychology within the United States Army, supporting the mental health and resilience of Soldiers and their families
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
Work History
Second Lieutenant (2LT)
United States Army
08.2024 - Current
- Commissioned officer responsible for leading, mentoring, and supporting Soldiers in high-stress environments
- Demonstrate ethical leadership, emotional intelligence, and sound judgment under pressure
- Support Soldier welfare, morale, and resilience through effective communication and trust-building
- Collaborate with senior leaders to maintain unit readiness and accountability
- Recognized for professionalism, adaptability, and commitment to service
Server
01.2022 - 01.2023
- Developed strong interpersonal, communication, and conflict-resolution skills in a fast-paced environment
- Balanced employment responsibilities alongside full-time academic commitments
Education
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
Charlotte, NC05-2023
Skills
- Leadership & Mentorship
- Emotional Intelligence
- Ethical Decision-Making
- Crisis Awareness & Stress Management
- Interpersonal Communication
- Cultural Competence
Timeline
Second Lieutenant (2LT)
United States Army
08.2024 - Current
Server
01.2022 - 01.2023
Bachelor of Science - Psychology
University of North Carolina At Charlotte
MENTAL HEALTH & CLINICAL EXPOSURE
- Mental Health Internship Experience – Charlotte, NC
- 2021 – 2023
- Completed internships in mental health and psychiatric settings
- Observed licensed clinicians working with diverse populations experiencing psychological distress
- Assisted with program activities, patient engagement, and administrative support
- Strengthened interest in counseling, clinical psychology, and ethical mental health practice