In 2010, my father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. As I was between careers, I dedicated my time to my father’s care. He lasted about 12 months and during that time, I realized my passion for assisting ill people with dignity. I worked alongside my father’s hospice caregivers and learned from their skills and expertise. Once my father passed, I acted on my calling and promptly went back to school for my STNA certification. I began practicing in 2012, aiding patients with Parkinson’s Disease, Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Hospice and many other health debilitating conditions.

I am passionate about my service and care to all individuals in need as well as dependable with loved ones, whose condition can change from day to day. In the field of home health care, change is a constant.

Certifications

• STNA

• American Red Cross Training

Reference available upon request