About us
Alice and her husband, Leo Kun, founded Unique Health School in October 2019. With a passion for health since growing up in West Africa, Alice knew it was only a matter of time and resources before she pursued a career in the medical field.
Born and raised by her parents in West Africa, Liberia, Alice has always been driven to succeed and wanted to be a gynecologist. However, putting her medical career pursuit on hold for more ideal educational options, she started her first degree in business management at the university of Liberia. Shortly after she found out that she had to travel to Ghana, West Africa with her now husband Leo Kun. She moved to Ghana where she lived for 5 years completing l’at flair international catering school.
Leo sought more for his family and moved to the United States. Once settled, he brought Alice and their son to the U.S to join him, and it was here that Alice saw the potential to pursue a medical career. Knowing she would have to start over, she would and continues to relentlessly pursue nursing. To support her family and supplement her career aspirations, Alice began medical schooling while also working as a cosmetologist.
Starting as a Medical Assistant and now obtaining her degree as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) from Purdue University, Alice is a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) from Standard Health College, Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Stratford University, and has a BS degree in Healthcare Administration from The University of Phoenix.
Working towards the next advancements in health care and keeping up with medical industry needs, UHS is truly Unique in that it will always put compassion for patients first. Alice loves to teach because she has first-hand experience as a CNA and continues to care for patients when she isn’t teaching.
Anyone can study to be a nurse, but without passion, that nurse can lack care and suffer from compassion fatigue. Alice and Leo’s mission is to have passionate staff who will teach and mentor their students on the importance of patient care. Through this model, they know their students will provide excellent healthcare to the community and kindness as if the patient were their own family member.
