Baron Bautista

In this position, I am doing paid training for a CNA position. I attend an online class ever Monday and Wednesday, for Anatomy and Physiology, and attend a skills class every Tuesday. We have tutoring, check ins, quizzes and tests. I have a Basic Life Support Certification, and am on the path to achieving a CNA certification. After around two months of class, we will have clinicals in a select nursing home, and then will take the ProMetrics Exam in June.

• I was a bicycle delivery courier for Hungry Panda, accepting orders from Flushing, all the way to College Point. I took orders from both small and big restaurants, balancing work quality and punctuality. I worked 3-4 days per week. I utilized both cash and card transactions, communicating with both the restaurant and the customer, providing ETA.

Similar to Hungry Panda, I worked for Doordash as a delivery courier on an electric bike. I operated mainly in zones such as New Rochelle, Queens, the Bronx, Lower Manhattan, and Upper Manhattan. I picked up orders, often many at one time, persisting in most weather conditions. I navigated long commutes, and had to utilize organizational skills to fit all of the food inside my delivery bag, and time management skills to get to my destinations on time.

• I was, and currently an employee of CDPAP PPL, working for my disabled father, alongside another caregiver, to assist him with doing basic tasks. These tasks include taking medication, eating, bathing, changing clothes, emotional support and logistics. My were medication, assisting him with urination, and bills. I visited and am still visiting 3-4 times a week, commuting all the way to Parkchester from Staten Island, and completing around 15 hours a week, balancing this with school, work, and hobbies.

I joined this position October 2025, and worked as an Accounts Assistant. I was placed by a Verizon table, and was given my own account information to log onto the system, along with 3-4 of my other coworkers. My responsibilities included entering customer information to see if they qualified for Verizon Internet; and if they did, we would sign them up for it, setting an installation date, and verifying their billing information and contact/ personal details. After a day in the field, we would go back to the main office to debrief our findings, including things we learned on the field. In the morning, we would come to the office at around 8 AM to have a field meeting, discussing budget for today, as well as goals. We would go to Fordham, Harlem, Brooklyn, and the Bronx to stop people on the street and use communication tactics to sign them up for internet. These communication tactics including KISS versus KILL, and how long to engage with each customer.

• In this position, I was responsible for entering and managing patient data records for a Physical Therapy center. faxing them from various institutions and uploading them into the system. I operated the hospital's proprietary medical software, and worked in my own office, with assistance from the office seniors.