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Estou altamente motivado e posso viajar bastante e tenho vontade de trabalhar em projetos por toda a Europa!

Work History:

From June 2001 through May 2005

Care of 31 newborns with special needs from

Severe reflux disorder to Failure to Thrive cases

June 2007 - Oct. 2008

Holzkirchen ,DE

Live in Nanny

3B ages 3 5 7

after school care and all child related needs, ie school work, driving to sports, Dr. appointments, long distance school car pool rotations, etc.

May 2009 - Aug. 2010

Munich DE

Daily Nanny

1B/1G 5 mos

All infant related needs without supply errands

Aug. 2010 - Sep. 2011

Neubieberg DE

Daily Nanny

3 B 2 mos

All newborn, special needs related tasks and mothers support care.

Sep. 2011 - 2012

Julia Munch

Munich DE

Temp. Daily Nanny

1B 2 mos

All newborn special needs related tasks

Apr. 2012-2015

Erdem Soylemez

Istanbul Turkey

Daily Nanny

1G 4mos

All infant related tasks

May 2016-2018

Amy Smith

Phoenix AZ

3 B 7, 5, 13 mos

School Drop off Boys maintaience of rooms and laundry

meal prep,  appointments and activities

2019 3 months

Zlata R

Port Imperial, NJ

Night Nanny

1B 3 days old

Feeding, bathing, diaper changes, etc

1/21-11/21

Jacquelyn Copeland

Cresskill, NJ

Nanny

1 G 4 mos

All infant related duties

Driving to the library taking her to the park.

5/22 -7/22

William Gil

Manhattan NY

Nanny/ICS

1 G 8 weeks

All infant related duties

Special-needs infant. I covered for the nanny who had a death in the family.

8/22- 12/22

Richard Walls

Hoboken NJ

Daily Nanny

2 B 1 mos

All infant related tasks

Difference of opinion on child safety and outings.

Education and Experience :

High Level of exeperience and skills in Customer Service.

Working in various departments.

5 years in Managerial positions.

Accustomed to working in fast paced environments.

Advanced interpersonal skills, including the ability to work individually or with a team in either supervisory or support staff positions.

Childhood Development/ ECE 30 Units (continuing education)

Ages birth through five years. Covering physical, social, intellectual and psychological development appropriate to the chronological age of infants and children.

Newborn and Infant Care License (continuing education)

Comprehensive training for newborn and infant care. Home medical equipment training on standard types of equipment used while caring for technology dependant and /or medically fragile infants and children.

     CPR and First Aid certificate

     Exp. 3/08 #4066 emergency safety training

     Health and Nutrition

Registered dietician trained course on proper nutrition during infancy and early childhood, including feeding issues for children with special needs.

     Contagious Disease Prevention training

Coursework including information and reference materials on various contagious diseases that young infants and toddlers are susceptible to contracting. Covering ‘Health Passports’ used by childcare providers in documenting and keeping strict records of all medical treatments and prescribed medications and therapies

     SID (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) Education Seminar

     An in-depth training course on SIDS which has been known to afflict young infants and toddlers

     Infant Massage, CIM

     Teaching techniques showing the benefits of massage for infants and children

     Aids in physical development and helping to relive colic

     Infant/Child Car Seat Safety workshop

     California Highway Patrol

     California Child Restraint Law (V C sections 27360-27365)

     Behavior Management: Using Supportive Control

     Problem solving, issues non-age appropriate

     ∙ teaching playtime, mealtime and dressing skills

     ∙ Sensory integration, principle application for attention deficit disorder (ADD)

     Co-dependency Attachment and Bonding workshop

     On forming healthy attachments in a child’s early life

     Recognizing potential attachment disorders and prevention

Seminars in the dynamics of co-dependency, bonding and boundary setting for professional in a work environment.

State of California Department of Social Services

     License # BCH-3728

     ∙06/18/2001

     ∙06/21/2002

     ∙06/22/2003

    ∙10/14/2004

     Client group served: Male/Female 0-5 years

Butte/Glenn County Options for Recovery Program Certificate

     Fulfillment of requirements pertaining to OFR 36 hour and Infant Massage training

     05/23/2001 S. Tonjes Project Coordinator

Certification of Completed Infant Massage

     05/24/2001 Butte County CA /w Monica Soderstorm RN

Certificate of Completion of Course: How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk

     09/14/2002

Certificate of Completion

     Pre-Service Foster parent training: Fostering Pride – Rules and Regulations

     10/23/2003

     Lucile Sands Berger

     CA Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

     K. Lovelace, Project Director

Certificate of Completion: Fostering Success – The New Strength- based System

     01/14, 21, 28 and 2/4/2004

     Lucile Sands Berger

     CA Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

     K. Lovelace, Project Director

Certificate of Completion

     Active Parenting: Instilling Courage and Self Esteem

     07/10/2002

     Ronda Evans, Trainer

     Lucile Sands Berger

     CA Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office

     K. Lovelace, Project Director

Certificate of Completion

     Care Giver Burnout and Renewal

     06/11/2005

     Jeff Cotton, MIT

     Foster Care Eduation Program

Medic First Aid Training Program

Emergency care training / Emergency responder

Baby Signs: Baby talk ASL

Teaching babies to sign as well as speak using signs and the environment to develop fine and gross motor skills and communication strategies

Warmest Wishes

Jessica Adoni