Kohl's

I became a caregiver because I like working with the elderly. I learn a lot just by listen to them talking about their lives. My achievement would be owning my own home. I started out taking a class on medical billing. I later went to Concord to get a medical assistant degree. I then took a class on phlebotomy. After all that I decided I wanted to be a nurse.

1-I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing. 2-Meeting new people and providing caregiving services that they can no longer do for themselves. 3-helping people make me happy 4-I am fresh gdaguator and i love helping old people theu put smile on my fac.

The medical field is a good field to go into because you're responsible for someone who is completely dependent. Therefore, it makes you grow as a person because you know your work is valuable and meaningful. I work with Alzheimer's residents at my current job and a certain resident remembered my name and that made me feel pretty special. I am working to get into the RN program and gaining valuable CNA experience on the side in the meantime.

By becoming a caregiver, it gives me the opportunity to meet somebody new, with a whole different story. In despite, I enjoy receiving that rewarding feeling of being able to help not just the client, but the family included. Also, I love making people smile therefore whatever you need me to do, I'll do it. Lastly, I feel that when I'm older and in need of help, I'd want someone to talk to and be there for me. :)