Lynette Laurie

Dedicated Aged Care Worker from Presbyterian Aged Care, excelling in compassionate care and mobility assistance. Achieved significant improvements in residents' quality of life through attentive personal hygiene support and fostering strong, supportive relationships. Skilled in dementia care, ensuring dignity and independence for all under my care. Reliable Care Worker enthusiastically pursuing opportunity to add immediate value to growing team. Inspired to help others and driven to apply unfailing work ethic to meet objectives. Industrious and committed with skills for multitasking and managing time well.

The course I was studying with Upskilled Online required a Community Care Work placement. The reason I did not finish this course in the 18 months allocated was due to my commitments to shifts in the residential aged care home. I am considering re-entering a Certificate 111 In Aged Care in the near future.

I ceased working for Presbyterian Aged Care for many personal reasons, not the least of which was my parents were both residents in the home where I was working, my father had Dementia and had to be moved to a Dementia specific wing in a home in Melbourne, my Mother moved with him.

I completed my certificate 3 in Aged Care during my work at Baptist Care in Forster. I am now living near Gunnedah & am wanting to resume my work in aged care, whether that is as a care service employee or domestic services .