Providence Hospital

Hi, l am a junior at University of Detroit Mercy. I am a state certified nursing assistant I also have my BLS. I am a hardworking person and I always leave the patients happy. I'm currently seeking work.

Love taking care of people my whole life, I always was a people person,I was told by my peers that I have a gift and that this is my calling, this is my passion, I'm proud that I have had the opportunity to work with a lot of with different cultures and experience with different kinds of patients at providence hospital for 20 years it was a wonderful experience for me and a great place to work.

-4+ years experience working in home health and acute care. -Nursing student candidate -People person!

To whom it may concern: My name is Taysha Small and I seen that you are looking for a Companion or Caregiver. I would like to tell you a little more about myself right now, I'm working for Bolpat Health Services as a Nursing Assistant. I also volunteered at Providence Hospital as an Operating Room Assistant but I also did Medical Assistant work there as well, I believe that my academic background and my personal experience will allow me to contribute significantly to the company in many ways, I have a lot of positive skills and I have done so many different things in the medical field I worked in Hospital, Nursing Home, Group Homes and etc. I worked with people with so many types of illness, sickness, and also people with mentally and physical needs such as adults, kids, and elder patients. I enjoy taking care of people that's my passion and also that's why I chose this field. One great reason that I would be an asset to your team is that I have great experience, I'm passionate and I enjoy my job working and meeting new people as I volunteer at Providence Hospital and worked in the health care field it has taught me so much about the different type of sickness and disease also I learned so much how to get involve more with how to help certain people out when they in need of different types of resources that will help them out in the near future I get so much knowledge just being there and learning different stuff and it has given me the opportunity to really dive in, and get involved in helping people so much more.

1.to make a difference. 2.getting close to people. 3. going back to school. 4. been a certified nursing asst. for 16 years. worked in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, group homes and private homes.

I became a caregiver because I love helping others. I love my job as a nursing assistant. Knowing that I can help someone with everyday needs is a blessing. I am a fulltime mother of 6 who strives to be the best I can be. I am very successful at anything I put my mind to. My job is not complete unless everyone is satisfied and happy.

Hello, I'm Kristina. I've been a CNA for 2 years and currently work full time at Providence Hospital. I'm a very kind and compassionate person. I believe in caring for others how I would hope someone would care for me.

I have been in the healthcare industry for about 8 years now and I have loved caring for others since I was a little girl. My mother is a nurse and really inspired me to follower her footsteps . I am working on getting my RN but for now, i am studying for my entrance exam and I am still remaining as a care provider and I love it. Taking care of others makes me feel really special and to know that they feel so special with the care and love that I show and give them, really makes me and the resident both so happy. This is truly my passion. My phone number is 360-349-7675. Feel free to text or call me at your convenience. Thank you.

This is the single most important ingredient that I consider. Being a caregivers need an innate sense of selflessness and empathy, and sometimes what may seem like a natural personality fit can be deceiving. I have a good degree of human compassion not what a school can teach me but what I have in my heart.

I became a cna because my grandmother died in a nursing home but I was too young to help. I love helping wherever im needed,even if its just to lend an ear. I love meeting the different people in the world. I have received a silver award for compassion. Im a single parent who is just trying to provide for my son but love what I do at the same time.

1. I like taking care of people in general, including the sick, people with challenges: physically or mentally. 2. The fact that I can assist the needy (the sick, the aged, mentally challenged etc.) to recover from their impairment or make their life comfortable. 3. For being offered a Certificate of Excellence by Providence Hospital as "the Heart of the organization." 4. I get along with people easily, I take my responsibilities seriously, I love taking care of the sick or the needy.

I became a caregiver because I like to help others. The thing I like most about being a caregiver is the personal satisfaction. Like when I am able to help a client get back on their feet or make them smile when they are having a bad day. I was most proud when I earned my GED. I am happily married with four children. I was a certified nurses assistant for 17 years and also did home care .In the last three years I have token care of my sick mother in law and my father. I take pride in taking care of others!

Hi, I have a nursing degree and spent 12 years in the acute care setting including cardiac care. I worked in the electrical field for the last 22 years but once a nurse, always a nurse. I moved to the Ocala area last year with my old draft horse. I need a part time job to cover her expenses here. I live just a few miles from On Top of The World. I have reliable transportation for medical appointments. I can clean, cook, help with shower or bath, empty catheters and ostomy bags. Pet care is also welcome. I can also do small repairs in your home. I'm a very effective advocate for my elderly mothers health care. I enjoy people. I have a holistic view of health. I think positive social contact, fresh air and good nutrition are important for all of us. If you're able to swim I'd be happy to help you get into the pool if cleared by your doctor. I have seen that be very helpful for joint pain and mobility issues. If you'd like to furnish the veggies and fruit I have a Vitamix. A green smoothie every day is a great thing. I think staying in your own home is the best place to be if possible.