Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Caregivers in Fallbrook - 19 caregivers found

LVN with admissions and assistant supervisor experience. Medication administration, wound care and treatments, PCC system.

I want to be a care giver because I enjoy helping people. I'm in school to be a nurse so when we go to clinical I enjoy helping the patients in every way I can. I work at a rehabilitation center as an activities assistant and enjoy spending time with the patients and helping with the little things i can help with. As a caregiver I'll be able to help more and one on one with someone instead of going from room to room.

CPR, First Aid, Venipuncture, Efficient Medicine Pass Technique, Infection Control, Injections (Intradermal, Subcutaneous, and Intramuscular), Aseptic and Surgical Techniques, Trachea Care, Type 45 wpm with 90% accuracy, Microsoft Offiice Filing, Willing to do extra work to gain experience, Resourceful problem solver, hospice, palliative care, Foley Tube wound care and Feeding, Wound Team Rounds, Wound Care, Interviewing potential LVN employees, Pre/post op, step down, short stay, respite care, Cardiology, discharge planning, and Training preceptor.

I have been a caregiver most of my life. I cared for my grandmother with bronchial asthma and half a lung,, my mother had a brain tumor for several years with thyroid cancer and skin cancer, my uncle had colon cancer and Parkinson's Disease and lived with me. I have 2 grown sons. I have a paraplegic wheelchair bound husband who works as a hospital administrator for a convalescent/hospice hospital. I have been a Licensed Vocational Nurse since January 2003. I love being a caregiver because I get great satisfaction from helping others deal with their health issues to meet their optimal health status, whether it be physically, mentally, spiritually, etc... if possible. I am also a massage therapist, singer, and poet. I use these skills if necessary also. I have gone on a Mission trip, voluntarily, to Ghana, Africa, to help triage on a nursing team, for Paul Wilbur Ministries. One of my most accomplishments in life. I also have volunteered to help deliver food to the hungry for Riverside Mission, among many other organizations.I also have worked as a nurse voluntarily for an autism camp a couple summers ago. I was a bus driver for the special needs children/young adults for approx. 6 years before graduating from nursing School. I have willingly been a part to give back to the human population whenever I can.

I come from a large family and I took care of my siblings when my parents could not be able to, due to financial problems. I derived the joy of seeing my siblings complete education and get jobs and start families of their own. It is the greatest achievement I am so proud of because even when they were sick, I was there for them. I took care of their every need and today, they are very thankful. I have the passion to take care of all kinds of people and help them go on with their lives despite what their conditions may be, i love making even a small difference in their lives. I am reliable, respectful, honest, caring, confident and diligent in my work. I work hard and will always show up for work unless there is a situation beyond my control.

I come from a caregiver background, my mother and grandmother were both nurses. I absolutely love being able to help and to restore calm and peace to those who are in need. I started my nursing career at the age of 16 as a CNA, then I became a medical assistant, after that I achieved my LVN. I currently work as a home health nurse. I have experience working with Alzheimer and Dementia patients. I am looking to further my education and to obtain an RN degree in the near future.

I believe that i will be a good caregiver because i am a licensed vocational nurse. I have the heart to heal and care for patients and have a compassionate attitude towards them and their families. I always put myself in place of my patients or clients to be able to provide them with an excellent care. I always make sure that i observe my patients/clients when giving care and reports any changes in their conditions to their families and to the physician. I am patient, dependable, trustworthy and flexible with schedules at all times. Able to perform other related duties as assigned.

I started working as a care giver, in 2009, after an incident involving a close family member. I wanted to make a difference, to help others in need of daily assistance due to age, illness or handicap.

I am passionate about helping people in any way I can. I love my job as nurse