ALS Caregivers in Romance - 23 caregivers found

I have a caring spirit and I have alot of empathy in my heart for others. The things that attracted me to become a caregiver, I have a desire in my heart to take care of others and help them to remember the things that they use to do. Being there and take care for them like their my own family member.

I have a passion for helping others. I started taking care of my grand parents and this transcended into helping others who are not able to care for themselves I enjoy seeing my clients happy and well groomed. This brings a smile to my face as well. I am proud to have recieved employee of the month at my past jobs.

* I am good with people and easy to get along with. Most of my caregiving experience has been with dementia patients. I spent 1 school year studying about caregiving . *I spent a year assisting my grandmother before passing. * I've always enjoyed assisting others in their journey and watching people flourish. I strive for growth in other people.

The patient they really need to feel like they are still important even though they are sick and they can't do for themselves you still have to make them feel important because they are

Hello! My name Is Judea but I go by Judy. I have been a CNA for a year now & this is by far the best job I have ever had. I've always saw myself doing something healthcare related, & this fits me the most. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the relationships that I form with the residents. At my nursing home, all of my residents love me & even some of the patients with dementia & Alzheimer's remember my name most of the time. I know it's my voice & my touch that they remember, & probably my scent also. A personal achievement that I am proud of is serving the military for 8 plus years. I am still in the reserves, & I am grateful for everything the military has taught me.

I'm a very outgoing person I'm going to do my best to make sure my clients are satisfied and happy. What made me want to be a caregiver is when my father had a stroke and ended up staying in a nursing home. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to help those in need. The one achievement I'm most proud of is knowing how tuff this job can be but I'm still able to do my best job.

I felt purpose in my position as a Care Giver. Always tried to bring there for my families as well as clients. And my personal experience as a family caregiver has given me more in site to how the family members must feel.

Hello, My name is Shaquanna Jackson and I have been A wonderful caregiver for 11 years. I'm very hands on, outgoing, understanding, compassionate and I take pride in what I do. What attracted me to become A CNA is my grandmother, I took care of her at the age of 15 up until I was 19 years old when she passed. I always had A passion for taking care of people, so this is the perfect job for me.I enjoy providing companionship, And being in the position to help other. A personal achievement I am proud of is I finished my Activity director program, Finished my medical Assistant program , enrolling back in college and my Daughter graduating high school this year

I have been a cna for 6 years now and I love it, I have worked in a nursing home, hospital, and assisted living. I can do light house keeping, Check and record vital signs; measure height and weight; measure intake and output; collect specimens; test urine; observe patient response to care; report and record observations of patient's conditions.Check and pass food trays; feed patients; provide fresh drinking water and nourishments; assist with bed pans, urinals and commodes; empty urine collection bags; assist with colostomy care; give enemas; observe faces and urine; monitor intake and output. Turn and position patients; provide range of motion exercises; transfer patients to wheelchair/stretcher; assist with ambulation. Bathe patients; provide nail and hair care; assist with oral hygiene; provide denture care; shave patients; assist with dressing and undressing.Admit, transfer and discharge patients; transport patients; take specimen to lab; assist with special procedures; telephone answering; document and assist in unit record-keeping. Make beds; clean and care for equipment; carry out isolation precautions; practice medical asepsis and infection control; practice standard precautions; observe oxygen precautions. Protect patient privacy and maintain confidentiality; keep call signals within patient's reach; answer call signal promptly; provide orientation to the room or unit and to other visitors and patients; assist patients with communication; protect personal possessions; provide diversional activities; give backrubs; prepare hot and cold applications.

Been CNA for 2.5 years and in the healthcare industry for 10+ years. I've traveled out of state for work and worked in varies facilities including corrections.