US Army

I decided that I wanted to be a caregiver because I love being around people and caring for them. What I like being a caregiver is that I have realized that a lot of people just want someone to talk to, or to just listen to them. I don’t mind doing either one. I enjoy listening more because it brings them the joy that someone will and at times it gives them the feel of release. A personal achievement of mine that I am proud of is graduating from College America with a 3.81 GPA. A lot of people told me that I wouldn’t make it or that I would drop out. I got through my clinicals at a nursing home doing CNA work and I really enjoyed it. A lot of the residents wanted someone to talk to about even just their interests or how their life was before they went there. I did my externship at Peak Vista in Fountain. I also enjoyed that. I am currently working on getting certified as an MA. My next step is working on phlebotomy and then my certification as a CNA. I love being around people, I am a hard worker, follow instructions, and do the best that I can to my title.

I am a nurse originally from England but living in Florida over 20 years. I am married and have 5 Sons. Two are already out of the home and my youngest at home is 12. Nursing is my life. I have been a nurse all my life. I have never considered another profession. It gives me joy to be able to help,care and make people feel better.

The things that make me a great caregiver are: my ability to be compassionate, patient, sympathetic and understanding to the clients. I became a caregiver because, I grew up taking care of the elderly and doing volunteer work at nursing homes. I enjoy seeing the smiles on their faces when they know they have someone who's coming to see them, check on them, & simply help make them smile. The thing I enjoy about being a caregiver is the knowledge you learn from working with the clients. One personal achievement I am most proud of is the ability to be a mother & veteran.

1. I became a caregiver because I enjoy being able to help people. 2. As a caregiver I like knowing that I'm providing the resident in the care facility with the care and respect they deserve. 3. A personal achievement I'm proud of is my experience with a resident in a long term care facility. While I was there during my cna clinical trials I noticed how other cna's around me kept avoiding the constant calls from a certain resident. I learned that they did not like working with her because she wasn't very friendly and she was constantly clicking the call button. I began to answer her calls and when I was with her I listened to her and provided her with the exact things she wanted without only doing some of what she asked for. After my short time with her I noticed that she seemed friendlier and her calls didn't occur as often. 4. I was a US Army paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne. I served for four years and moved to San Diego where I currently am a full time biology student.

Hello, I am 21 years old Dominican female. I know how difficult it might be to and someone who actually cares for your loved ones and I can guarantee you that i care. I have a lot of patience and i am great with elder people. I don't have much experience but that's what we are here for. I am very kind and talkative someone your love one will not get bored or tired with. I am here to provide my best care to make sure the person I am with is happy and fulfilled. I am interested in being a caregiver because all my life i always been interested in the medical field and helping people and i think this is a great chance for me to grow as a person and help those who need it. i have grandparents and i know how calm i would be knowing they are in the right hands. I am proud of the person i have become and i know there is more but so far i believe i am doing great.

I got my CNA in 2004 and I joined the Army completed my term as a honorably discharged veteran, I am a foster mom at home and completed all flordia standard I have certified in Medtech, 1st aide and CPR, was my mothers caregiver till we lost her a few years ago and I have worked w dementia patients, I have work w end of life and young disabled

Hello it's a pleasure to meet you. My name is Violet and I have have an extensive experience in emergency aid and transportation. I personally have a disabled son with Williams Syndrome and Autism and is a prior heart surgery patient. I also have disabled elderly family members with dementia, cancer, and physical limitations. I understand the struggles that you can have with caring for these loved ones that you care deeply about and I am here to help you and treat them with the upmost respect and care.

I have devoted my life to taking care of others. I have over 10 years of experience. I started Home Health in my own home, My grandmother had so many caregivers coming in and out of our home and they weren't always nice or trustworthy. I took care of her for 5 years until she passed away. Helping people has always been a passion of mines. Just the smile on a person face when they have had a rough day or needed something as small as grocery shopping for them puts a huge smile on my face. I couldn't see myself doing anything else in life.

1. I love to help others 2 .i love to make other peoples day 3. when I worked for the William s hart school district with special needs children. 4.i am a very out going down to earth kind a person

I became a caregiver from taking care of my grandfather from a young age.As a caregiver I enjoy getting to know my clients and becoming great friends.I am proud of my military background I am currently in Army national guards.

Through my experience in the military I became very interested in mental health and physical care. I spent much of my time with young and older individuals that experienced both mentall illness and physical issues. I witnessed families not understanding why there family member is not "normal" like they used to know and witnessed the emotional pain the families pain can cause on the patient. The Need of personal care is not something that is simple, it takes a person who understands the needs emotionally and physically but most of all involves trust between the patient and there family. If you are looking for someone to truely invest time and care in your family member and update the family daily on the patients condition then I believe I would be a great candidate. I'm married and have 2 beautiful boys. I'm currently in school and will graduate next year.

PROFESSIONAL ATTRIBUTES: Highly talented military veteran. An excellent motivator, team leader, and multi-tasker that evaluates and prioritizes goals to achieve the mission. I have been acknowledged as having an outgoing personality with a very caring, giving and compassionate heart. I am a dedicated hard worker with a reputation of also having integrity, being honest, helpful, and loyal. I am a good leader, follower and teammate. I have great written and verbal communications skills. I feel that there is no job that could be asked of me that I would not do to the best of my abilities. I look forward to learning something new every day and to helping anyone I can. I am also known to be a quick learner that works well with or without supervision. My objective is to obtain a healthcare position that utilizes my clinical skills and professionalism to assist patients whereas I would become an asset to that medical practice or individual.

Like to care for others making a difference in the community! I love to interact with others especially those in need. I have served five an half years in the us army very proud to help my country. I am 30 year okd single no children still looking to pursue the dream of becoming a nurse and willing to learn everything I can to better myself!

I like taking care and making a difference in people's lives. Love to give people hope. Have a lot of life experiences.

I am a very caring and patient person who has several years of experience with geriatric and special needs patients.

Love people and caring for them like family...wanting everyone to have the best day possible..

My medical experience while with the US Army covers the entire range for Army medics. From elderly patient care at Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) too combat deployments with the mighty 4th and 1st Infantry Divisions. While at BAMC I learned that I had a knack for being effective with elderly patients which made the year I spent doing so fulltime rewarding. What I remember doing that helped the most was just sitting and talking with my patients!

* I am patient, trustworthy, dependable and attentive. * I've always enjoyed taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way. * I enjoy building special relationships and learning new things while being a caregiver, as well as helping those in need. * A personal achievement I am proud of is serving my country with 3 years of service and being a great mother.