I have 15 Years experience within the childcare field and have worked in the home and in the community as an Outreach worker. I have also worked as a play worker and play leader for children with disabilities and a carer for a disabled children. More…
More so, I wish to work with at-risk -youth from the age group of fourteen to twenty-seven. My plans are to obtain my degree and purchase a six-bedroom house or duplex for the…
As a student what I have learned about my career is that it is important for children or teens to have someone in their lives. I have learned that cause and effect is important. Something that has my attention is foster care & juvenile detention.…
CS VI a I chose to become an early childhood professional because I have a heart for children and meeting their needs. I have worked with the children at my church for years and I love it. Once I started as a teacher assistant at my job, and was able to work with children with special needs, I thought this is what my passion is. So I worked hard as an assistant until I advanced as a lead, and then a teacher with my own classroom. I love my job, and learn a lot on a daily basis. I finished my Bachelor’s degree and now is pursuing my CDA to get my own facility!…
Since I was a little girl, I always have had a fascination in the dental field. I was one of those rare people, who throughout my life always enjoyed going to the dentist. I was enrolled in Palomar Dental School and was scheduled to start the dental assisting program, but God had another plan. It was later that year that I finally conceived, after trying for 13 years. Because I wanted to stay home and raise my son, I could not attend school on a full-time basis. I feltl that completing my degree in the health care management field, I will be able to get my foot in the door and someday work in a dental office. I would also love to work in the pediatric field. Whether it be in the dental field of pediatrics, or in a hospital, I think working with children would be a very rewarding job. As a mother of two, I can relate to the anxiety of parents taking their children in for dental work, or healthcare, and I think it would be nice to put the parents and children at ease with my concern.…
I have gained a range of experience working with and caring for children and adults. I work as a Sunday School Assistant…
At the age of six, I knew that I wanted to find a career where I would be working with kids for the rest of my life. This was a time when my oldest niece was born and was diagnosed with a mild case of down syndrome. When she was an infant, my mother and I would babysit her and I would care for her as if I was a mother figure in her life. I consistently fed her bottles, changed her diapers, rocked her to sleep, and taught her how to read as she grew older. Whatever she needed, I would provide as much as I could. When I transitioned into high school, I found out exactly which career path I wanted to take. I want to go into neonatal nursing because I am very fond of infants. I feel as though I have experience with children who are born with defects…
Although I have never had personal experience with a CPS worker, I have seen their work throughout my life. Whether it was a friend who had family problems, on the news, or even movies, I understood that CPS is a difficult profession. There are many who doubt I can do well in the career of Child Protective Services because of the heartbreak, stress, and long hours. My passion is to help others, investigate, and solve problems. I believe a career in CPS would be perfect for me and those who have the same passion!…
Becoming a Registered Nurse has been something that I want to become in the future, since I was twelve years old. At that time I experienced having my niece hospitalized when being a month old from pneumonia. Those moments are hard experiences that no one would like to experience but it is part of life. Therefore since that time I want to make a difference on the people who have to be hospitalized, helping them to recover. Although I would like to specialize with infants and children because they have a lower immune system and those are the most fundamental years of their lives.…
In my last year of high school, I began contemplating a career that could be fulfilling for me, as well as others. I have always had the desire to help others in whatever capacity I was able. I was privileged to participate in several activities and programs which gave me the insight and opportunity to learn the value of helping others.…
I have chosen children nursing, because I have the passion to help others. My interest in…
Careers: Another notable aspect of the foster care system is the staff. Many individuals follow different career paths with the same objective: to devote their lives to advocating for and helping children. For example, one career choice is becoming a DHS-Child Social Welfare Worker—people responsible for inspecting claims of abuse, facilitating court cases, and helping children that “age out.” Also, people can choose to be Foster Family Consultants (another form of Child Social Welfare Workers), and these employees work to find temporary placement for children in the system and to reunite children with their parents—achievable. While there are other careers that work with the system, it’s important to understand that these careers aren’t consumed with negativity, hardship, and ingratitude; these individuals are awarded for their devotion with life-changing experiences and the honor of helping so many…
My career goal is obtain my Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education Administration to further advance in my current field within my current company as an Associate Director. I have worked in the ASES (After School Education & Safety) field for 10 years and have always had a goal of becoming an Associate Director, so that I can have a bigger impact and influence on my community’s youth.…
The most imperative long term goal I have includes creating my own foster home when I’ve saved up enough money for it and after completing my masters in Social Work. The children in the foster care system have experienced events unlike any we could believe, and their courage is what has encouraged me to keep persevering for them. They don’t have an easy life, by any means, but most of them have an optimism unlike any…
A GED is an important part of life if one wishes to pursue further education but was unable to graduate high school for whatever reason. I myself earned a diploma through continental academy online but they had lost their accreditations a month before I enrolled so my diploma is essentially worthless. I am working towards earning my GED so I can go to college and learn about subjects I am interested in as well as learning new things and gaining new experiences.…