Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Bogart - 145 caregivers found

20 years of experience in private, personal care. Certified nursing assistant,CPR/ first aid certification, medication technician. Vaccinated.

I have been in the Healthcare field since 2008. Caring for people is my passion!

I have been a certified nursing assistant since 1997. I worked in the hospital for 17 years. 5 years in nursing rehabilitate center. Now I'm working as a private caregiver. I'm very friendly, easy to work with, compassionate, flexible and comprehensive.

Hello, I will offer you or your loved one patience, kindness and compassion. Dependable and prompt. Caring for someone has given me a sense of selflessness in my daily personality. I have many years of experience in working with the elderly. I would love a permanent position, but i can fill-in, short stays up to 3 days, FT or PT.

I'm a proud Mother of three grown young men. I love my family dearly. My husband is the best person I know. I love being a caregiver because I love interacting with people also I love being able to bless someone with my gift of taking care of the elderly and young people as well. I'm a loving person inside and out. God has bless me a lot and I love what I'm able to do for anyone in need. I have the best personality around and I'm very kind and lovable. What makes me a great caregiver is that I'm very reliable and available and will do anything you ask that's needed to take care of a love one. What makes me a great care giver is that I'm a patient person and very kind and pleasant. What makes me a great caregiver is that I'm approachable and will do what ever you ask of me.

I became a care giver after my husband became ill with cancer. The treatment he got in the hospital and hospice makes me sick to my stomach. Especially the way some nurses spoke to him. I then decided to become a CNA so I can help him and the other patients who really need proper care. To treat every one of my patients the way I would like to be treated if and when I get sick. Other words treat them the way I want to be treated. My personal achievement that I'm proud off is right after giving my client his bath on 10/28/14, he hold my hand and told me thank you for everything, and I love you then took his last breath. That told me for the five years I was taking care of him I was doing a good job. My name Jenette, I've been a CNA for 19 years. Worked at Lincoln Hospital in NY as a PCT for 5 years. Moved from NY to Atlanta GA where I've worked as a CNA or Home Health Aid for 12 years. I love my job very much. Taking care of the sick is what I do, and I do it to the best of my knowledge.

I became a care giver, base on the fact that I used to care for my grandparents when they weren't well. It is my pleasure to see the smile on the patient 's face after he/she has been fed or given a bath or just talking to the patient and seeing the level of trust and comfort on the patient's face. My personal achievement is when my patient who was completely blind trusted me enough to be able to gain access by herself to surrounding again. I was born in the country Jamaica, I'm 50 years of age, I have a son and to sum me up I am a very caring, humble, kind and punctual person. I also did nursing assistant studies in Jamaica.

I am 52yrs old, happily married. My husband and I have a total of 10 children (blended family) I started of in the healthcare field by doing volunteer work at a local hospital in my hometown when I was 12 yrs old. At the age of 16 I became a CNA. Later in life I attended college, majoring as Respiratory Therapist. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is, loving and helping others.

In 1992, My mother experience colon cancer and I felt hopeless because I was not sure what to do. After her death, I felt the need to change my Career and help other families with their parents health problems. That is when I became a CNA in 1994. I knew this is what I meant to do. I loved helping patience and putting my all into my job. In 2014, I also lost my father form Alzheimer's, While he was alive I did all I could do as a caregiver to help and take care of him. With my patients I treat them as family not strangers. I show them that I care and will never do anything to harm them. I keep everything I do very professional and display excellent care. I honestly can say I really enjoy my job and I want to show families that I will do everything in my will to help them. I am a very devoted and loyal worker and will never allow disappointment to my clients.

I became a caregiver because I had always wanted to be a nurse when I was younger. Also, my best friend/sister-in-law became very ill at an early age and I had wanted to take care of her but never got the chance as she passed away at age 44. My mom also became ill shortly thereafter and I promised that she would never go to a nursing home. My intention was to care for her in my home, but unfortunately she never made it home from the hospital. I vowed that if I could not help my own family then I would help someone else. I love being able to help people stay in their homes as long as possible and having the family reassured that their loved ones are being cared for in their absence. My personal achievements that I am proud of are being with two of my clients until the end of their life and knowing that I made things a bit easier for their families. As for myself, I am the mother of four sons and grew up with five older brothers.