Cloe Ayenu
12th Grade
Frederick County Career and Technology Center
Fundamentals of Nursing
Career Objective:
To become a Neonatal Nurse
Practitioner
Future Plans:
Attend Shepherd University
in the fall of 2011, studying to
receive my RN license.
Continuing at The University of
North Carolina at Greensboro
to receive my Masters of
Nursing degree.
Résumé:
Cloe Ayenu
10345 Church Hill Road
Myersville,MD 21773
240-784-0143
cloe.ayenu@yahoo.com
Objective:
To pursue a career in the field of Health Care
Education:
Frederick County Career & Technology Center
Frederick, MD 21702
Professional Health Careers
2008-2009
Fundamentals of Nursing
2009-2010
Middletown High School
Middletown, MD 21769
General Studies
2007-present
Résumé:
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Summary of
Qualifications:
Work
Experience:
Skilled in the process of taking and recording vital signs, retrieving
medical histories and preparing patients for examination. CPR/First Aid
Professional Rescuer Certified.
Geriatric Nursing Assistant (GNA/CNA)
Northampton Manor Nursing Home
Frederick, MD 21701
Helping residents with their activities of daily living (ADL’s)
Competition Cheerleading Coach
Style Gymnastics
Frederick, MD 21702
Teaching young girls to cheer and stunt safely; choreographing
competition routines
Lifeguard/Pool Operator
Continental Pools Inc.
Ensuring the safety of guests at the pool
Résumé:
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Honors
& Achievements:
-Honor Roll throughout High School
-SkillsUSA Maryland State Western Region Vice President
-2nd Place Medalist in State Nurse Assisting Competition
-1st Place Medalist in Regional Nurse Assisting Competition
-2nd Place Medalist in Medical Terminology Competition
-Frederick County SkillsUSA Chapter President 2009-2010
-SkillsUSA Statesman & Advanced Statesman Award
-Completion of levels 1 & 2 of the SkillsUSA Professional
Development Program (PDP)
-Silver Presidential Volunteer Service Award
References:
Mrs. Martha Lowry
SkillsUSA Lead Advisor; Frederick County Career and
Technology Center
Mr. Jeffrey Hodos
Biology instructor; Middletown High School
Awards &
Recognitions:
SkillsUSA Professional
Development Program (PDP)
- completion of Level 1
- completion of Level 2
* In progress level 3 *
Certificate of Appreciation from
Frederick Co. CTC
- Participation as a Student
Ambassador for the 2009-2010 School
Year
SkillsUSA Maryland State Officer
- Elected as the 2010-2011 Maryland
State Western Region Vice President
Certificate of Appreciation from
Maryland SkillsUSA
- presentation at the 2010 Fall
Leadership Conference in Ocean City
Awards &
Recognitions
continued
Maryland Board of Nursing
Honor Roll
- Geriatric Nursing Assistant
Certification
- Nursing Assistant Certification
2007-2008
2009-2010
American Red Cross
- CPR Certified (Professional Rescuer)
- First Aid Certified
2008-2009
2010-2011
SkillsUSA Maryland Statesman
and Advanced Statesman
Awards
- Attendance at the 2008 & 2009 Fall
Leadership Conferences; resulted in
completion of the programs
Campaign for a
State Officer
Position:
Selected to run for the position of
Western Region Vice President
- Must give a 3 minute speech proving
to the delegates why I am qualified to be
a state officer
- Use public relations to gain the respect
and votes of the delegates
-
Must obtain 50+ one votes in delegate
assembly at 2010 State Conference
2010-2011 SkillsUSA Maryland State Officer Team:
At the 2010 SkillsUSA National Conference in Kansas City, MO
Skills:
Blood Pressure
The 1st (top) Beat: Systolic pressure is the pressure generated when the heart contracts.
The 2nd (bottom) Beat: Diastolic pressure is the blood pressure when the heart is relaxed
Normal B/P
120/80
Skills:
Oxygen
Normal Oxygen Percentages
95-100%
Skills:
Temperature
Normal Temperatures
Oral- 98.6° F
Axillary- 97.6 °F
Tympanic- 97.6° F
Temporal- 98.6° F
Rectal- 99.6° F
Clinical:
The practicing of learned skills in a health care setting in
which the primary purpose is the delivery of medical care in
a one-on-one provider-patient relationship under the
supervision of a licensed registered nurse.
Homewood
Nursing
Home
Frederick
Memorial
Hospital
Work
Experience:
Geriatric Nursing
Assistant
(GNA)
Helping residents with activities of daily living
(ADL’s). Those activities include bathing, eating,
using the restroom, ambulation and dressing.
Taking and recording vital signs and taking blood
sugar levels. Also, providing support to the family
members when their loved ones are sick.
Northampton Manor Health Care
Facility
(Nursing Home)
Extended Technical
Studies Student
Responsibilities:
As a 3rd year student at my tech
center, I chose to participate in the
extended technical studies course.
During this course I…
-Assisted with the presentation of
nursing assistant skills
- Taught and mentored the current
nursing assistant students
- Assisted the instructors with Clinical
Community
Service:
Volunteering at the Soup Kitchen
Children’s Miracle Network
Volunteer Cheerleading
Coach
Community
Service:
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Recipient of the Silver Presidential
Volunteer Service Award (PVSA) for
having over 250 hours of community
service in 2009.
Over the years…
I have learned
The skills needed to become a Certified Nursing Assistant along with a Geriatric
Nursing Assistant
How to conduct myself as a
leader
And most importantly, who I am going
to be in the future.
-
A well educated Neo-Natal Nurse
Practitioner
-
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A leader in the workforce
One who gives back to the community
“Success means having the
courage, the determination,
and the will to become the
person you were meant to
be.”
-- George Sheehan
Thank You
for your time