Jaqueline Orozco
Homestead
Summary
Experienced with coordinating volunteer activities and supporting community programs. Proven ability to support diverse learning needs and enhance awareness of available resources.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
First Aid Volunteer
Raza Mentors
Homestead, FL
05.2025 - 06.2028
- Attended community outreach initiatives, increasing awareness of available resources.
- Treated minor injuries by assisting individuals with low blood sugar, and conducting blood pressure and glucose checks.
Baptist Student Observer
Doctors Hospital
Coral Gables, FL
01.2026 - 03.2026
- Observed healthcare professionals such as Dr. Douglas Portillo within the intensive care unit.
- Gained exposure to medical and inpatient procedures.
- Attended team meeting to discuss patient care management.
Teacher’s Assistant
Migrant Education Program
Homestead, FL
07.2023 - 05.2025
- Assisted educators in classroom management and lesson preparation.
- Supported diverse learning needs by adapting instructional materials for multilingual students.
- Facilitated communication between teachers and parents to address student progress.
- Organized donation drives to replenish educational resources.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Biological Sciences
Florida International University
Miami, FL07-2029
High School Diploma -
South Dade Senior High
Homestead05-2025
Skills
- Attention to detail
- Community service
- Public speaking
- Foreign language proficiency
Languages
Spanish
Native or Bilingual
English
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Baptist Student Observer
Doctors Hospital
01.2026 - 03.2026
First Aid Volunteer
Raza Mentors
05.2025 - 06.2028
Teacher’s Assistant
Migrant Education Program
07.2023 - 05.2025
Bachelor of Science - Biological Sciences
Florida International University
High School Diploma -
South Dade Senior High
Service Project
- 350+ hours
- Initiated a community service project called Painting Smiles. My goal was to bridge the gap between migrant communities and higher level education by repurposing used books or collecting school materials.
- Networked with first responders and non-profit organizations to gather and distribute $700 dollars worth of school supplies for migrant students who are part of the Migrant Education Program in Homestead.
- Improved literacy rates within 1st and 2nd grade students.