Olivia writes an elevator pitch.

my elevator pitch

my name is olivia styles. i have just graduated with my associate degree in health care administration. i have always felt empathy for people with illnesses. in high school i was a volunteer at the community hospital. i realized i wanted to specialize in health care administration during a summer internship between my junior and senior years in college. when i graduated, i took a part-time job as a paramedic. now i am looking for a full-time position that will propel me into a meaningful health care career in a hospital.

which information should olivia add to her elevator pitch to show her commitment to the field?

Olivia should add WHY she wants a health career in a hospital. She mentions that she 'realized she wanted to specialize in health care administration during a summer internship' - but not WHAT happened to make her feel that way.

When giving an elevator pitch, it's always a good idea to add a relevant story - make them relate / care about you a bit more.

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