In addition to my official work experiences, I would like to add that I also have experience in home health care, as well as Medical and Social Security processes due to taking care of my mother who suffered a life-altering stroke in the summer of '22. Though she's made extensive progress, I was her caregiver and power of attorney (both financial and medical) up until last year. I handled finances, medical visits and transportation, along with putting things into place in order for her to receive state and federal benefits i.e. Medicare, food assistance. The trajectory of my life was undeniably changed by these events, and though it was a painful experience, I began to learn and adapt through every new situation that arose. I understand the importance of being proactive and able to remain level-headed in the face of challenges, especially when those challenges are unforeseen and overwhelming. I gained the ability to compartmentalize tasks, keeping them organized in a manner that allowed me to efficiently prioritize and work through each one at an appropriate and punctual rate. Multitasking and record-keeping became important skills of mine throughout this time, leaving me with the confidence to ensure that any and every objective given to me would be well and successfully taken care of.