Profile - 63134

Updated 1 year ago

• 1-3 years
• Female

Dear Prospective Employer

About this time last year I had just come home from completing a two week placement where I spent Christmas and New Year with R (94, vascular dementia/risk of falls) and her son S (autism/ challenging behaviour) and I just wanted to say that I had the best time with them.

They as a mother and son couple were my first live-in care experience and I stayed with them for over a year on a two week on/two week off basis, and only left due to my personal circumstances changing and I was very sad to leave.

I am qualified to NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care (Adults) and have extensive care experience in a number of different roles, over a 20 year period. I started working in the care sector when I was 19, I believe it's my true vocation, and of all the examinations I have sat, by far my favourite was the one that I achieved my NVQ in.

I have pursued other interests as well as work in care and I believe my wide range of skills and experiences make me a great candidate for live-in support. I take pride and make a sincere effort to excel in my abilities as a Health & Social Care Worker, and I am happy and willing to learn further into my care practice.


In my own time I like to read, put together jigsaw puzzles, and listen to music. I have a passion for the Arts and have pursued different work experiences in those fields. I also like to be out in nature, my picture was taken last summer on my first trip to the Peak District. It was beautiful and I would highly recommend a visit! I also enjoy photography, and as a general rule I stay behind the camera and not in front.

I enjoy keeping tidy and clean and can cook some decent English/ European meals. I am learning to cook Asian food, but truly it is an art I have yet to master.

I am mostly a pedestrian, sometimes a cyclist, and I love my public transport journeys, which helps because I do like to travel and see new places, so am looking for placements further afield, currently Midland's based.

I like to think of myself as a fun, patient, interested and supportive kind of person. I hope I have been able to give you a positive impression of myself thus far, you are very welcome to contact me for further information.

Hope you find a brilliant carer! Many thanks for your time :)

Roni x