Sonic Drive In

1.) I became a caregiver to get a more hands on experience in healthcare, I also choose to become a caregiver because it seemed to be a good way to help others in need. 2.) The best part of being a caregiver is the look on the faces of those kind, interesting and wonderful people that I get to help. 3.) A personal achievement that I'm most proud of would be moving to California, getting out of Texas had to be the best decision of my life. 4.) I plan to finish my RN degree at College of the Desert so I can specialize in pediatrics.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others who need help. It makes me feel really good to know that people in the world who need my help I can help them. I like creating wonderful relationships with other people and I like the bonding moments you get to have with each and every person you help throughout your career as being a caregiver. To me a big achievement was when I graduated and passed my Nurse Aide training course and when I passed my state test for my CNA. I am a very friendly person, and I get along well with others. I love to smile and help others to achieve their daily activities. I am also very supportive and a great listener.

I find myself a great caregiver because I am patient and very understanding. I have a unique bond with people that will not only help them build strength but make them feel good about themselves again in there time of need. I became a caregiver because my grandfather suffered from cancer and I had to help him gain strength to continue medical treatments beyond my help. I love being able to bring a spark of hope and joy back to families who need there loved ones taken care of. The most thing I can say I am proud of is finding a passion in this work beyond what others have proclaimed it to be.

Welcome to my profile, I believe I am a great Caregiver because of the knowledge I have attained training as a Medical Assistant as well as the experience I have had being a Direct Care Attendant. I have great empathy towards those in need of assistance with basic living tasks, administering medications, attending medical appointments, and providing daily comfort and safety.

When I became a caregiver, I was lost and I didn't have any self worth. Working with Alzheimer's and Dementia residents taught me my self worth and gave me a purpose. I love working with these patients because they become like family.

I'm great at communicating with anyone, respectful, responsible, reliable, and I'm caring. I've always watched people take care of my grandparents and there wasn't anything I can do about it, I have so much compassion behind doing my job. I love being a caregiver because of the stories and the lives that people live that I had no idea about being able to just talk and make someone happy is good enough for me. In high school I was award the most trustworthy and I took that very serious in my adult life and it has gotten me quite far...