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Theresa Annette Mawson E-mail: [email protected] § Phone: Home: 03 313 0498 Cell : 027 777 9255 22 Upper Sefton Road Ashley, Rangiora R.D.7 7477, Canterbury WORK EXPERIENCE Burwood Hospital Kitchen 1987 — 1995 Kitchen hand/ Cook Worked full time 40 hour weeks week days and weekends .Started as kitchen hand and progressed to cook.Left to be a stay at home mum. Mill Orchard Loburn 2002 — 2011 Orchard worker Worked for Mill Orchard as Apple picker and Apple Packer. Then later on Changed to their juice plant working producing fruit juice driving a fork lift cleaning machinery and juice tanks and stacking palates etc . Left to go care giving. Adriel Rest Home july 2012 — august 2012 Care Giver I worked as a Care Giver in Adriel Dementia Home but there was only part time weekend work available so had to leave to more hours else where. Kaiapoi Lodge Residential Home August 2012 Care Giver I have been working at Kaiapoi Lodge now for over a year . But the hours are not consistent and I need more hours to provide for my sons and myself as I am the soul earner for my family . EDUCATION I have 3 years High school . I have done 2/3 of NZQA Aged Care Community College Rangiora. Now Career force. INTERESTS My interests are spending time with my sons. Breeding my dogs. Taking care of my 6 acres. Gardening, doing puzzles. Crossword books .Keeping active. REFERENCES References available upon request. Written reference from Miss Crawford of Burwood Hospital. Phone reference from Nick White of Mill Orchard Loburn . Phone reference from Mishael McCormack Adriel Rest Home Amberley . Phone reference Nicky Heppelthwaite Kaiapoi Lodge Kaiapoi and Gary Prangnell Kaiapoi Lodge. Ph; 03 3277235 . Theresa Annette Mawson 1 Theresa Annette Mawson 2.

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