Shania Jordan

• I cared for three boy, from ages two months old to five years old. We stayed on a tight schedule with feedings, play time and learning time. Certain days more multitasking with house cleaning and caring for children. I drove them to their lessons and events. I worked a flexible schedule and allowed them to switch my hours around to accommodate the family. I also worked a total of 45 hours a week and accessional weekends.

I cared for assisted living members. I helped with setting up daily activities. I helped get them to and from meals. Every two hours they were do for a check if they had a higher level of assisting. Aids help with who has and hasn't had medicine. Once a month they would all get weight and charted to see if there was any major differences. Attending to all calls that the residents push when in need. All while keeping a positive attitude and calmness especially in stressful situations. Every morning and every evening we charted and meet with other aids to discuss what happened during hour 12 hour shift so we were all always up to date.

• I cared for two children a boy and a girl from ages 2 to 6. I took them to school and picked them up. I went above and beyond while the children in school and cleaned the house along with doing, folding and putting away laundry. I helped train their puppy and feed their other animals. While school was out we filled our time with outside activities and trips. I helped with homework. During covid I assisted with zoom calls from teachers. I assisted in teaching the youngest his colors, abc's and how to write.

• As a waitress I took guest orders, served food and waited on the guests for whatever needs they had. Some days were multitasking days I could be working both as a waitress and event assistant. As an event assistant I had to set up for events for what they ordered and picked out specifically. I had to stock the bar if they chose to have one. I worked most events keeping things full fixing any problems that may have occurred. Afterword we had to take down, clean up and put everything back in storage. Once a month I would take innovatory.

• To become a lifeguard you have to go through a class and pass for your certification. Which were CPR & first aid. To ensured member safety, maintained pool water levels. During breaks we sold snacks and drinks. To do so we had to deal with money and member numbers being those were the only two ways to pay. As we sold we had to keep inventory. At the end go a ship you had to close and lock everything up and at the beginning you had to open and unlock everything. every few hours we had to take pool chemical levels and let our head lifeguard know if anything was wrong.