Caroline Curry

Dedicated Certified Nursing Assistant with a proven track record of providing exceptional care at Concierge Home Care of Orlando. Skilled in medical terminology and interpersonal communication, adept at enhancing patient experiences in various settings. Demonstrates a strong ability to adapt and excel, significantly improving patient satisfaction.

Departmental Honors University of New Hampshire May 2024

Received Departmental Honors distinction upon graduation in May 2024, designating that I pursued a challenging and student-led Honors track within my major.

Summa Cum Laude University of New Hampshire May 2024

Received Summa Cum Laude distinction upon graduation in May 2024, which designates I earned Honors in coursework at the university through graduating with a final cumulative GPA between 3.85-4.00.

Institutional High Honors White Mountains Community College August 2022

Designated with Institutional High Honors from White Mountains Community College upon graduation. This designation was provided as part of the President's List, which recognizes students enrolled in a degree who earned a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher.

New Hampshire Scholars Distinctions New Hampshire Scholars Organization May 2022

Was a New Hampshire Scholars recipient as part of the New Hampshire Scholars organization upon graduating high school through partaking in a rigorous core and science-based course of study throughout high school experience.

Certified Nursing Assistant State of Florida Department of Health Credential ID: 448088 February 2024

Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (BLS) American Heart Association Credential ID: 235412807796 January 2023

CPR & AED American Heart Association Credential ID: 235412807796 January 2023

Licensed Nursing Assistant State of New Hampshire Board of Nursing Assistants Credential ID: 068467-24 January 2023

Student-Led Senior Thesis University of New Hampshire May 2023 - May 2024

Designed and performed a student-led research project under the tutelage of a faculty advisor, investigating the relationship between different intensities of aerobic exercise on participant reaction time and executive functioning. Data collection was performed from September 2023-April 2024. Data analysis was completed April 2024 and presentation of project results was performed at multiple events apart of the Undergraduate Research Conference at the University of New Hampshire in April 2024. Thesis findings are planned to be professionally published by June 2024 through multiple scientific publications.

Probabilistic Vision Experiment Undergraduate Research Assistant University of New Hampshire February 2023 - December 2023

Participated in a Probabilistic Vision Experiment as an undergraduate research assistant during the Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 semesters at the University of New Hampshire, facilitating the research design/analysis and running subjects for data collection.