I am Desak Ketut Indrasari Utami. My friends call my name in various ways, there is Desak, there is also Utami. I was born almost 50 years ago on the island that I am very proud of and love, Bali. I am from a family whose parents are all civil servants, my siblings are 3 boys and 3 girls including me. Unfortunately my older sister has passed away since she was a toddler. My mother has also left us since 2011 due to illness. Since childhood, my life has been filled with various kinds of experiences. I really like doing activities outside the home, even with my older brother, I never miss to come along. I have had many hobbies since I was little. I learned Balinese dancing, I love singing, drawing, sports, and I often win when there are competitions or class champions. My parents are very open minded. They freed us children to do whatever we liked. We grew up in a democratic family. If we don't agree, we can argue. I won the class from elementary to high school. I have always attended public schools. During college, I once enjoyed the Supersemar scholarship, which at that time meant a lot to me who was living with civil servant parents and many siblings. Studying at the Faculty of Medicine at Udayana University is the greatest pride for me and my parents. In fact, we did not think that I would be accepted at the FK Unud in 1990. I graduated as a doctor in 1997, and at that time all doctors were required to carry out the PTT (Non-Permanent Employee) doctor program for 3 years from 1998-2001. Before PTT I married my husband (1997) I was PTT at Puskesmas Negara IV Yeh Kuning Village, Negara. In the third year of my marriage, I just had a son, who is now 20 years old, studying at the Engineering Faculty, Department of Architecture (like his father). The PTT experience provided maturity in attitude and inspired me to continue my studies. After completing the PTT I became a contract doctor at Triage Sanglah Hospital Denpasar. As a Triage doctor I met many residents and was encouraged to go to specialized school. Finally, I had chance  to attend FK Airlangga University.  I graduated Specialist (Neurologist) in 2008, and I worked in a private hospital in Bali, until finally I got the opportunity to take the Lecturer PNS test, and I was accepted as a CPNS in 2008. Until now I have devoted myself as a lecturer and I am proud to be a lecturer . Many things happened, but they were all HIS plans. Practicing the Tri Dharma is a routine in my life today.