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Gleidy morel 1710 Popham Ave. Apt. 4a Bronx, New York, 10453 Ob­jec­tive: To ob­tain a po­si­tion in a human ser­vices agency that will allow me to uti­lize my skills and ex­pe­ri­ence to as­sist the un­der­served and en­able me to achieve pro­fes­sional growth and ca­reer mo­bil­ity. Ed­u­ca­tion New York City Col­lege of Tech­nol­ogy Major: As­so­ci­ate in Human ser­vices Ex­pected date of grad­u­a­tion: De­cem­ber 2012 Bronx Com­mu­nity Col­lege Ma­jor­ing in Human Ser­vices Feb­ru­ary 1995- 1998 San Fran­cisco de Asis High School- San­ti­ago, D.R June 1994- gen­eral Diploma Skills: Hard work­ing, re­li­able and ex­cel­lent cus­tomer ser­vice. Abil­ity to ef­fec­tively or­ga­nize and co­or­di­nate mul­ti­ple tasks. Highly mo­ti­vated; good in­ter­per­sonal skills up­hold­ing a team spirit. Work ex­pe­ri­ences: AHRC NEW YORK CITY, New York, NY. Feb­ru­ary 2007-Pre­sent Staffing Co­or­di­na­tor Pro­vide and co­or­di­nate ser­vices for an as­signed case­load. En­sure qual­ity of care in a timely fash­ion. Mon­i­tor the para­pro­fes­sion­als’ work sched­ule, and per­for­mance. As­sign cases to pro­fes­sion­als to and sched­ules ap­point­ments ac­cord­ingly. L’FONDA RESTAU­RANT, NEW YORK, NY. May 2005-0207 Man­ager Greet­ing ar­riv­ing cus­tomers in a warm and friendly man­ner upon ar­rival to fast-paced Restau­rant spe­cial­ized in Caribbean food. Su­per­vised set of staff to en­sure the well main­te­nance of the busi­ness. IS­ABELLA GER­A­TRIC CEN­TER NEW YORK, NY June 2006-04/02 Cer­ti­fied Nurse Aid As­sist pa­tients with eat­ing, dress­ing, bathing ad­min­is­trat­ing. Oral med­ica­tion and phys­i­cal ther­apy. Ref­er­ence Avail­able upon re­quest

Gleidy morel 1710 Popham Ave. Apt. 4a Bronx, New York, 10453 Objective: To obtain a position in a human services agency that will allow me to utilize my skills and experience to assist the underserved and enable me to achieve professional growth and career mobility. Education New York City College of Technology Major: Associate in Human services Expected date of graduation: December 2012 Bronx Community College Majoring in Human Services February 1995- 1998 San Francisco de Asis High School- Santiago, D.R June 1994- general Diploma Skills: Hard working, reliable and excellent customer service. Ability to effectively organize and coordinate multiple tasks. Highly motivated; good interpersonal skills upholding a team spirit. Work experiences: AHRC NEW YORK CITY, New York, NY. February 2007-Present Staffing Coordinator Provide and coordinate services for an assigned caseload. Ensure quality of care in a timely fashion. Monitor the paraprofessionals’ work schedule, and performance. Assign cases to professionals to and schedules appointments accordingly. L’FONDA RESTAURANT, NEW YORK, NY. May 2005-0207 Manager Greeting arriving customers in a warm and friendly manner upon arrival to fast-paced Restaurant specialized in Caribbean food. Supervised set of staff to ensure the well maintenance of the business. ISABELLA GERATRIC CENTER NEW YORK, NY June 2006-04/02 Certified Nurse Aid Assist patients with eating, dressing, bathing administrating. Oral medication and physical therapy. Reference Available upon request

Every­one has a story to tell… I was born in San­ti­ago, Do­mini­can Re­pub­lic where many peo­ple dream of com­ing to the United Stated to achieve their goals. I had the op­por­tu­nity to im­mi­grate to the this coun­try when I was 18 years old, right after grad­u­at­ing from high school in my na­tive coun­try. Upon ar­rival in to this coun­try I knew I wanted to pur­sue my ed­u­ca­tion and six months into my im­mi­gra­tion life I was at­tend­ing Bronx Com­mu­nity Col­lege for an As­so­ci­ate de­gree in human ser­vices. When I was about to earn my diploma I got mar­ried and re­turned to my naive coun­try in 1999. Five years later I came back to USA and last se­mes­ter I de­cided to go back to school to re­sume my stud­ies to be­come a So­cial Worker. Right now I am an upper sopho­more and only have four classes to com­plete be­fore ob­tain­ing my as­so­ci­ate de­gree. As far as I can re­mem­ber I have al­ways wanted to enter upon a pro­fes­sion where I will to make a dif­fer­ence, re­gard­less of how small or big in lives of oth­ers spe­cially from who are in need. I started this field with the de­sired to be able to make a dif­fer­ence for peo­ple in need, re­gard­less of how small or big the help may be. I un­der­stand how hard it some­times is to get help for peo­ple who need it most, even if it be­comes a very re­ward­ing ex­pe­ri­ence for us in­deed. As a human ser­vice pro­fes­sional I have a wide range of spe­cial­ties to choose from, in­clud­ing, but not lim­ited to, Adult pro­tec­tive ser­vices, child pro­tec­tive ser­vices, fam­ily/home care, sub­stance abuse, home­less, and HIV/AIDS ser­vices. I con­sider my­self to be a very strong, re­spon­si­ble and hard work­ing woman. I am a sin­gle par­ent of two girls and I have sup­ported and raised them own my on for six years now. I excel as a peo­ple per­son and in­ter­ac­tion with oth­ers is some­thing that I enjoy. I started off as a home health aide and sub­se­quently worked as a nurs­ing as­sis­tant. In both jobs I helped peo­ple; es­pe­cially the el­derly with Alzheimer’s dis­eases. The client-worker re­la­tion­ship that I es­tab­lished was very re­ward­ing. My par­ents al­ways ex­erted great in­flu­ence on me. My mother was a teacher and my fa­ther owned an auto shop where he had many peo­ple work­ing under his su­per­vi­sion. I al­ways saw them treat­ing oth­ers with re­spect. Cur­rently I work as a staffing co­or­di­na­tor for a non­profit or­ga­ni­za­tion serv­ing the de­vel­op­men­tally dis­abled. I love this job be­cause of the op­por­tu­nity to serve a pop­u­la­tion with spe­cial needs. Even­tu­ally I want to spe­cial­ize on ei­ther the de­vel­op­men­tal dis­able or the el­derly pop­u­la­tion. I be­lieve prob­a­bly they are the most vul­ner­a­ble one of the peo­ple with spe­cial needs. I feel very pas­sion­ate about the de­vel­op­men­tal dis­abled who gen­er­ally have in­tel­lec­tual ca­pac­ity. The major chal­lenges for human ser­vice pro­fes­sion­als who care for this pop­u­la­tion; in­clude as­sis­tance with per­sonal care, com­mu­ni­ca­tion, health, safety, ac­tiv­i­ties of daily liv­ing, trans­porta­tion, per­sonal hy­giene, among oth­ers. I have been work­ing with this pop­u­la­tion for five years and it is a won­der­ful ex­pe­ri­ence for me so far. I have found out as­pi­ra­tions of these peo­ple are just the same as every­body else. We all want to have fam­ily to count on, near and dear ones to share feel­ings with, de­cide jobs and car­ri­ers; to pride our­selves or our ac­com­plish­ments. As soon as I ob­tain my as­so­ci­ates de­gree I will be able to change my po­si­tion in the com­pany that I work for and be­come a field su­per­vi­sor. My goal is to pur­sue mas­ters in So­cial Work, soon after earn­ing bach­e­lor de­gree in human ser­vices to be able to help my clients more ef­fec­tively and ef­fi­ciently. In the not so dis­tance fu­ture or within the time frame of ten years upon grad­u­at­ing from NYCCT, Cuny in the MSD in human ser­vices I see my­self be­com­ing the di­rec­tor of the human ser­vice de­part­ment for the com­pany I am presently work­ing for or any other non-profit agency serv­ing the dis­abled.

Everyone has a story to tell… I was born in Santiago, Dominican Republic where many people dream of coming to the United Stated to achieve their goals. I had the opportunity to immigrate to the this country when I was 18 years old, right after graduating from high school in my native country. Upon arrival in to this country I knew I wanted to pursue my education and six months into my immigration life I was attending Bronx Community College for an Associate degree in human services. When I was about to earn my diploma I got married and returned to my naive country in 1999. Five years later I came back to USA and last semester I decided to go back to school to resume my studies to become a Social Worker. Right now I am an upper sophomore and only have four classes to complete before obtaining my associate degree. As far as I can remember I have always wanted to enter upon a profession where I will to make a difference, regardless of how small or big in lives of others specially from who are in need. I started this field with the desired to be able to make a difference for people in need, regardless of how small or big the help may be. I understand how hard it sometimes is to get help for people who need it most, even if it becomes a very rewarding experience for us indeed. As a human service professional I have a wide range of specialties to choose from, including, but not limited to, Adult protective services, child protective services, family/home care, substance abuse, homeless, and HIV/AIDS services. I consider myself to be a very strong, responsible and hard working woman. I am a single parent of two girls and I have supported and raised them own my on for six years now. I excel as a people person and interaction with others is something that I enjoy. I started off as a home health aide and subsequently worked as a nursing assistant. In both jobs I helped people; especially the elderly with Alzheimer’s diseases. The client-worker relationship that I established was very rewarding. My parents always exerted great influence on me. My mother was a teacher and my father owned an auto shop where he had many people working under his supervision. I always saw them treating others with respect. Currently I work as a staffing coordinator for a nonprofit organization serving the developmentally disabled. I love this job because of the opportunity to serve a population with special needs. Eventually I want to specialize on either the developmental disable or the elderly population. I believe probably they are the most vulnerable one of the people with special needs. I feel very passionate about the developmental disabled who generally have intellectual capacity. The major challenges for human service professionals who care for this population; include assistance with personal care, communication, health, safety, activities of daily living, transportation, personal hygiene, among others. I have been working with this population for five years and it is a wonderful experience for me so far. I have found out aspirations of these people are just the same as everybody else. We all want to have family to count on, near and dear ones to share feelings with, decide jobs and carriers; to pride ourselves or our accomplishments. As soon as I obtain my associates degree I will be able to change my position in the company that I work for and become a field supervisor. My goal is to pursue masters in Social Work, soon after earning bachelor degree in human services to be able to help my clients more effectively and efficiently. In the not so distance future or within the time frame of ten years upon graduating from NYCCT, Cuny in the MSD in human services I see myself becoming the director of the human service department for the company I am presently working for or any other non-profit agency serving the disabled.