nicole reper 2016 resume
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Nicole Reper1802 Rambling Ridge Lane Apartment T1 * Baltimore, MD 21209
407-489-1196 * [email protected] * nreper.wix.com/childlifeportfolio
Education:Towson University, Towson, MarylandMasters of Science in Child Life, Administration, and Family Collaboration2015- 2017
University of South Florida, Tampa, FloridaBachelor of Arts in Psychology2012- 2015
Child Life Experience:May 2016 – Present: Inova Children’s Hospital Child Life Department, Falls Church, Virginia: Practicum student starting the end of May and going until mid-August (120-hour program). First rotation is on the general medical/surgery unit and the second is on the intermediate medical care unit.
December 2015 - Present: Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital Child Life Department, Baltimore, Maryland: Volunteer in the Infant and Toddler Unit. Tasks include sterilizing soiled toys, helping to conduct group therapy sessions, working on developmentally appropriate goals with the patients, and recording the progress made on each goal at the end of the session. Currently at about 30 hours.
November 2015 - Present: Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Child Life Department, Baltimore, Maryland: Volunteer on the school age/burn unit, which includes sterilizing toys, preparing activities, and facilitating developmentally appropriate activities in the playroom. Currently at about 75 hours.
October 2015 – Present: Gilchrist Hospice, Towson, Maryland: Students from Towson’s Child Life M.S. program were brought in to provide sibling support for those with a sibling receiving hospice care. Assignments also include spending time with the patient at bedside to provide company, playing for them, and/or interacting with them. Currently at about 25 hours.
March 2014 – July 2015: All Children’s Hospital Child Life Department, St. Petersburg, Florida: Volunteered in a general medical unit and the hematology/oncology unit, which included working with varying ages and diagnoses, such as preparing and administering activities, sterilizing toys, and one-on-one time with patients that were on isolation or often alone. 180 hours were completed.
Well-Child Experience:2009 – January 2014: South Lake Recreation, Inc., Clermont, Florida: Coached basketball for children and adolescents ranging from ages 7 to 15. About 120 hours were completed.
Summer Seasonal 2006 - August 2013: Plaster Cottage of Clermont, LLC, Clermont, Florida: Summer camp counselor at an art camp every summer with children ages 3 through 12. Supporting their creativity was the most important, next to teaching them the proper way to complete projects. About 800 hours total were completed.
Nicole [email protected] * 407-489-1196
Work Experience:May 2016 – Present: Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland: Per diem child life assistant for primarily the school-age unit. Primary tasks include planning and facilitating developmentally-appropriate activities for groups and individual patients, charting notes, and sterilizing and organizing toys, games, etc…
December 2015 - Present: St. Vincent’s Villa, Lutherville-Timonium, Maryland: Residential treatment counselor for children ages 5 to 12. Primary tasks include facilitating developmentally-appropriate activities, forming trusting relationships, teaching them appropriate social interactions, and providing a structured home-like environment.
January 2014 – July 2015: Tampa Bay Club Sport, Tampa, Florida: Sports coordinator for two adult basketball leagues. Coordinators supervised each game, addressed any issues among the players and/or referees, managed money owed for each team, and summarized every game to report to my supervisor.
October 2013 – April 2014: Woodmont Charter School, Temple Terrace, Florida: Tutored elementary and middle school children. Tutors assisted with classroom activities during the day or after school tutoring. Both entailed clarifying and explaining various subjects.
Affiliations: Student member of the Child Life Council.
Active member and the ’16-’17 Treasurer of the Child Life Club at Towson University.
Founded and became President of the Basketball Club at the University of South Florida in the fall of 2014. The organization won Best New Sports Club of the Year.
Certification: American Heart Association Healthcare Provider Basic Life Support (CPR and AED) 11/2015-
11/2017
Honors: Graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of South Florida.
Placed on the Dean’s List of Scholars at the University of South Florida in the fall of 2012, 2013, and 2014 for having a grade point average above 3.75.
Nicole Reper1802 Rambling Ridge Lane Apartment T1
Baltimore, MD 21209407-489-1196
References
Volunteer Supervisor, Mrs. Leah Frohnerath, CCLS
All Children’s Hospital
501 6th Avenue South
St. Petersburg, Florida 33701
727.767.8638
Clinical Assistant Professor, Mrs. Lisa Martinelli, MPS, ATR-BC, CCLS
Graduate Program Director Child Life, Administration and Family Collaboration
Department of Family Studies and Community Development
Towson University
8000 York Road
Towson, Maryland 21252
410.704.3766
Volunteer Supervisor, Mrs. Peyton Hutchins, MS, CCLS
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
1800 Orleans St., Room 7219
Baltimore, Maryland 21287
410.955.9652