Adama Mbaye was born and raised in Senegal, West Africa, and speaks French, Wolof, and English. After high school, he graduated through a nursing program (RNs) at “Ecole National des Infirmiers d’Etat de Dakar, Senegal.” He became very passionate about health care and moved quickly to the Biomedical Engineering school program in France and Japan. He also held a bio-med supervisor job for three different hospitals in Senegal (Ministry Of Health, Dakar, Senegal.) He became an Immigrant to the US via the Diversity program and US citizen by naturalization in 2006. Mr. Mbaye’s first job in the United State was at Tyson Fresh meat in Moline Illinois as a meat cutter. Four months later, he began work as an electrician over the next two full years. He decided to transfer to Indianapolis to pursue education at the Indiana University Purdue University of Indianapolis through the bio-med program. He also worked for Hewlett Packard as a computer technician. Beginning in February 2007, Mr. Mbaye began working at Clinical Engineering Services as a certified Biomed Engineering Technician at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis Indiana. In addition, Adama Mbaye volunteers as president for Clinic Keur Docteer, Inc.