Shallen Brandi Gross

I started my healthcare career in 1997 as a CNA, then took 2 years of college in forensics before switching to nursing in 2006 when the forensics program didn't meet degree requirements and required me to relocate away from my 10-month-old daughter. I graduated from nursing school in 2008 and worked as a medical-surgical nurse in the little hospital in Mendota where I live. I then moved into long-term care and became management certified with a business management and administration degree from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, working my way up to charge nurse. I went to work for Humana as a manager, seeing people in their houses after they were discharged from the hospital. In 2019, everything changed when I got contacted after writing a letter to someone on Ancient Aliens about 8 years prior - I was handpicked by Gaia to be featured in a documentary about my own real life called 'Shallen Change to Sheila.' I also played the alien-human hybrid female in a movie. About 4 years ago, I signed up for Backstage.com, a talent agency that showcases your skills publicly online and broadcasts your profile. Through them, I got quite a lot of role hires, was put in a YouTube commercial for a couple months, and their sponsors include Amazon Prime and other big names. I was hired for a Hulu 10-week series called The Delly Boys in 2023. Currently, I'm volunteering with the health department for FEMA as a nurse in emergency management (about 3 months), working as a bartender at a local bar where people recognize me and take pictures with me, and continuing my acting and modeling work. I also work with Gaia on vitamins and holistic health, using my holistic nutrition and chronic disease management certification to help people find nutritional supplements and dietary changes as alternatives to traditional medicine. I'm also involved in remote viewing, having taken courses online to help the police voluntarily find my missing neighbor, the only real kidnap victim in our town of about 10,000 people. I display her picture at the bar where I work to promote missing person awareness.