Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Mccalla - 38 caregivers found

Hi, my name is Brianna and the things that make me a great caregiver are compassion, patience empathy and willingness to do whatever it takes to help someone. I have been a cna for 5 years now and have worked in just about every health care setting and with all types of patients, Caregiving is not just a job. It is a chance to help someone else's situation or life be a little easier. It's a way to show someone cares about them and in return those who help actually end up learning something from those they help. What i really enjoy most about being a caregiver is the conversation and stories about their lives and to see how no matter how different we could be their are still similarities found . Everyone needs to have personal goals and achievements. I am proud of all my achievements in my life but my top two are graduating from college and having my son. Two things I have always wanted since I knew what I wanted to be and do in life.

Hey, I'm Shakara Boles and for over the last 2 years and 4 months I been working with resident in a nursing home. I have a bachelors in psychology. But some where along the way I just fell in love with taking care of people. I knew that I wanted to help people but did not know it was by becoming a CNA. I'm very hardworking, determined, kind hearted, loving, and caring. Also ontop of working I am a mother of a 5 year old daughter and 6 months ago added another child into my daily routine my 4 year old niece. I'm a cheer coach ontop of that but never is to busy to take care of everything that's need to be done. I really didn't know what I would be doing after graduating school but before I graduated from college; I took a CNA course to make extra money but after doing it for so long I just fell in love with it all and I just couldn't leave it. I enjoy every moment about being a caregiver because I know I'm making a big difference into someone else life especially someone family member that they care for. It's never a dual moment having this as a career but it helps motivate you and keep you up on your toes to make sure that someone that is not related to you get all the help they need. I am proud of everything I have accomplish in my life time because I'm making a future that not only for me but my child and niece as well. One thing I am proud of that I can say is that becaming a CNA was the best decision I made because it helped me to become a better person and my love has grown even more because of this. I would not change any decision I made to become one.

My career goal is to be an assisted living administrator, so I'm trying to get as much experience as I can in the long term care industry. I have been a caregiver for almost three years. I am very kind, patient, compassionate, and understanding. Some of the people who I take care of are like family to me because I see them a lot.

I am a great caregiver because I care! I personally feel that because of the type of care my biological grandmother and adoptive mother provided to me from their own angle, is what attracted me to being an individual that is able to help others in ways that they can't...in a healthcare way. I enjoy listening to people. Sometimes companionship is all they need or want. I'm currently proud that I have extended my experience as a caregiver by enhancing my learned skills and turning my worth into something greater by gaining education to pursue a career as a nurse I'm the next 2-3 years.

I enjoy working with people. I'm very empathetic. I'm a great worker. I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks.I enjoy being able to help others in ways they can't .

I became a caregiver because i love taking care of the elderly and people as a whole. Being able to give quality care at a high level of gratitude and expectation is what motivates me. One of the things I'm most proud of is a time when i walked in on a resident at the nursing facilities where i worked and his countenance just didn't look right so i asked the resident was he ok. He said yes but i just didn't have peace about it,so i called the nurse. To my surprise, he was on the verge of having a stroke due to the fact that i went to check in on him saved his life in time. And for that, I'm forever greatful.

I am 21 years old with a beautiful one year old daughter. I love working with the elder people, it helps me stay close to my grandmother that passed away way to soon.

I consider myself to be an excellent caregiver because of my high level of patience, empathy, and compassion for others. I am also very dependable, reliable, knowledgeable, and have a keen sense of observation when patient care is involved. I have been a dedicated caregiver for ten (11) years. I became attracted to being a caregiver after making weekly visits to the nursing home and retirement home to have lunch with family members. My visits would always turn into me helping other residents that lived at these homes. It warmed my heart to put a smile on their faces while assisting them with their needs. Knowing that I have the ability to make a difference in someone's life brings a great amount of joy to my heart. Helping the elderly gives me a greater sense of purpose and a profound sense of gratitude for having this unique ability. Also, I enjoy getting to know the person that I'm caring for, as well as, helping to maintain their quality of life. Being a caregiver has been very rewarding for me, and I have accomplished so many things in the process. At my very first position as a caregiver, I became the team leader of the group that I worked alongside. I received the proper training, became CPR and BLS certified, educated patients and their family members on the patient's physical disabilities, and directed a team of five (5) caregivers in the absence of a nurse without incident. As a team leader, and by recommendation of staff and family members on the exceptional care that I provided, I decided to make life as a caregiver more engaging and valuable. I opened my own private caregiving service and have been in business for ten (9) years.

I like to see my patients happy. I chose to be a caregiver after becoming my dad's caregiver in 2004. I also cared for my grandmom. The best times is when I see my patients smile even though they have their own illnesses they still manage to put a smile on their face. At their end life I make sure the family and my patient is cared for.

Hi My name is Sylina Rogers I'm 38 years old I have been doing PCT for over 5years I love taking care of other my father has Dimension I have been taken care of him and work 60hrs a week with my patients that mental switch to Private care last year I took care her from 8pm-8am I also worked at Rescare Mental Health