Cheyenne N.

About Cheyenne

Hello. I am a mother of four, with a genuine love for serving others. I attend Celebration Church and have began volunteering with the youth there this year. I have been aspiring to get into the health care field for some time now. I have 56/60 units completed towards an Associate Degree in Health and Fitness. I am physically active, in good health and would love to assist someone by sharing my knowledge and enthusiasm of healthy habits. It's the little things that count! I am a very detail oriented person. I am currently seeking overnight work. I would love to help out throughout the night by doing some meal prep, or laundry. I love to be in a clean environment and would be more than willing to ensure that you wake up to a clean home and a healthy breakfast each morning. About five years ago I did complete a CNA program, however I am not currently certified. I do look forward to re-entering a CNA program and becoming certified within the next year.

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