Bailey Davidson Email & Phone Number

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

The role of a Direct Support Professional (DSP) encompasses a wide range of responsibilities. As an educated Social Advisor, I work closely with my assigned clients to support their personal growth and emotional well-being. My primary responsibility is to guide clients through daily and future conflict resolution, providing them with the tools and strategies one may need to manage and overcome such challenges.I offer counseling sessions upon request, addressing issues related to living with a disability and serving as a personal coach in areas such as communication, socialization, individualization, and goal setting. Additionally, I advocate vigorously for clients on the autistic spectrum, addressing their diverse needs, which (may, but not always) include transportation, mental and situational awareness, meditation, and physical activities such as yoga, hiking, and exercise.I maintain detailed and organized records of each client's personal information, interests, obstacles, and goals. This information helps in creating a tailored plan to achieve their desired outcomes. My role also involves assisting clients with daily activities including hygiene, nutrititon, creativity, and embarking on enjoyable activities and events the individual client will experience and appreciate. The aim being to enhance their overall comfort and happiness.I take pride in delivering these specialized services and contributing to the well-being of our ever-expanding disabled community.

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States

This is the Fieldwork experience that I will be participating in to complete my graduation at Forsyth Technical Community College. This work will start in my Spring semester beginning January 2024 and will last for 144 hours over 16 weeks. I will be working alongside Case Managers who handle rehousing the homeless and helping individuals apply for welfare. I will be ensuring the citizens who are there waiting for their chance to speak with the next available official. I will be ensuring that others are comfortable while they are waiting for their number to be called. Beyond that, I will receive first-hand experience about the various backgrounds of Americans who are in need of our aid.

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

Just before the Pandemic, I worked at a Hawaii restaurant in downtown Greensboro where I was a manager overseeing food preparation, refilling the drink machine, creating and serving unique cuisines for customers, and of course ensuring the sanitation of the shop and cutlery. The place was family-owned and created a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere.

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

This is a local luxury theater on Battleground Avenue that consistently kept the tickets selling. Considering the other local theater "The Grande" which was right around the corner on Friendly Avenue, Red Cinemas held its own by offering wine and beer in their concessions while their theaters allowed one to lay back in recliner-style seating. I performed four roles here. I was a Concessionist, a Box Office seller, an Usher, and a Ticket taker. Roles were randomly assigned by the managers using the app "Hot Schedules" to detail when one would be working their shift.

Greensboro, North Carolina, United States

This Indian hot spot was located near Highwoods Boulevard in Greensboro. It offered a variety of eccentric entrees never experienced by locals before. During a few hours in the daytime, they offered a buffet so that new customers could come and try all these new rarities that come straight from the heart of India. During dinner time, it is a fine dining restaurant. The tables must all be set equally, with napkins set in a detailed manner, and silverware properly placed. In the middle, a small candle to add style or romance to your meal. This restaurant was another family-owned business that valued its workers. We were welcome to any food and even had dinner together once everything was closed up. I was welcomed into a culture I never thought I would get to know. I worked as a Server and a Bartender.