Feinstein has had quite a journey throughout her life. She graduated high school but did not plan to go to college. From 1975 to 1995, she took up a job at Drexel University and worked her way up for 20 years. She then decided to try the Hotel and Restaurant business. She sacrificed her vacation time in order to attend those classes while still working full-time. In 1995, she left and got a position at a healthcare clinic. With no healthcare background, she learned the entire business from the ground up. She ended up staying in the practice for 15 years, after which she decided to take the next step and pursue the director position of the group clinic. Unfortunately, with no bachelor’s degree, she was unable to secure that position. As a result, she decided to go back to Drexel to achieve her Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration.

“I had kids to take care of and bills to pay, but everything worked out. I learned everything from experience and my online courses helped me in my job and to cope with my staff,” said Feinstein. Feinstein accounts her success and ability to accomplish several tasks at once to time management. “The only thing that got me through all this was time management and knowing when and how to study,” explained Feinstein.