Tiffany M.

Hello, my name is Lauren! Enclosed is a portion of my resume: I am CPR and First Aid trained. I have experience in a multitude of settings: nanny, teacher of early childhood education, babysitter, nanny-share, overnight newborn care for special needs triplets, after school...I have specific diagnosis experience caring for children and/or adults with the following: ADD, ADHD, hyperactivity, asthma, autism, cancer, dementia, both developmental and learning delays, anger management, emotional and behavioral issues, diabetes, food allergies, heart defects, pulmonary problems that include knowledge and use of equipment, administering medications, speech delays, volunteered for multiple children's organizations and St. Vincent's Orphanage, mentored foster children for the YCS program. I excel at managing multiples of children and motivating them to succeed. I have experience providing (but not limited to) the following: bathing/grooming/hygiene, applied behavior analysis, positive behavior support, body lifting, feeding, respiratory care. Sat on the Executive Board for three consecutive years on the Cinnaminson Elementary School Home and School Association which serves New Albany School and Eleanor Rush. Coached cheerleading, softball and soccer for Cinnaminson township. Currently I am one of the founding CEO's of the STOP panel and am a political advocate for Catholic Charities Providence House.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others, I love spending time with people listening to their life stories and the feeling of being able to be a companion to some one who needs it is amazing. It fills my heart with so much joy. At the age of 14 I helped my mother take care of my dying father during that time I realized how special I was to my father not just because I was his daughter but because he relied on me to help him with all his daily activities and it never bothered me I enjoyed being able to help him, so I guess I decided at a early age I wanted to help people in need.