Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Emerald Isle - 15 caregivers found

I have been a reliable and trustworthy caregiver and Certified Nursing Assistant II for 10 years. I have a lot of empathy and want to make a difference for someone who needs my help.

Hi. I'm a season CNA with many years of experience I've work in skilled nursing rehab facilities. I've also work as a Med Aide and Med Tech. I've had countless private duty clients. I've worked with hospices, dementia and Alzheimer's Clients I have great communication skills. I'm honest and hardworking. I truly have a caring personality with a lot of empathy for others. I'm also a people pleaser. I enjoy learning all of your like and dislike to accomplish outstanding care. I truly enjoy making a difference in the quality of your life . [?]

I am a very compassionate and tender hearted . I treat everyone how I would want to be treated and how I want my kids to treat others . In first grade I wrote a paper on how all I wanted to do when I grew up was be in the healthcare field. At a very young age my mom got sick and I helped take care of her everyday . Shortly after having my first child my uncle got put on Hopsice care and I went to the house everyday to help take care of him as well . I enjoy being able to build a bond with my patients , I like seeing them do better and feel better .

A true professional who will go above and beyond with personal care. I am currently working in LTC, memory care, and assisted living community part time. I have had a lifelong dream of working in the medical industry and caring for people. I have personal experience taking care of 2 elderly people and helping them with daily activities, bathroom, bathing, feeding, doctor's appointments and medication before I graduated CNA school. Looking forward to finding an opportunity to help boost my new career!!! I also have my BLS CPR AED certification-renews on 8/25.

I have been a caregiver for more than 20 years for children and 12years for adults. I am a that enjoys helping people and respect all. Being a caregiver is something I take serious I guess that's why I see it more as a gift than a job. I love to help people and hopeful in my future help to heal people naturally one person at a time. I am a wife and a mother of two boys (13 & 5). I enjoy drawing, reading, traveling, spending time with family. I am a student and enjoy to learn. Something I am proud of is when I cured myself of type 2 diabetes when I was told that I would have it forever.

I am a very paitent and loving care giver. I've always had something in me that's wanted to take care of people. I babysat for several years. And then after I turned 18 I decided to work in assistant living and I fell in love with all of my residents. So I went to CNA school and still Continuing my education in my nursing career.

I am a 22 year-old, Certified Nursing Assistant looking to help, love and care for others who cannot to do so, entirely, on their own. Aside from my outgoing and selfless personality, I am a very hardworking, honest and trustworthy individual trying to pursue a career as a Registered Nurse. To say the very least, I love people! I enjoy talking with and learning about others, their history and experience as a human being. Nonetheless, I take great pride in helping others to reach their full potential despite the presence of any self-benefit or lack there of. Since the moment my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, I was certain that I would work in the medical field. At the age of 10 when I learned about my mom's diagnosis, both my mind and body were taken over by this burning passion to enter the field of oncology. However, I discovered through personal experience that the nurses, who cared for my mom day in and day out, were really the people who made the biggest impression and ultimately, made all the difference. Had it not been for those considerate, loving and beautiful souls who cared for her, my mom's battle against cancer may have been MUCH more heart wrenching and devastating to our family. Among other things, their comfort and support motivated my mother to keep pushing even on her worst, most brutal days. With that, It would be an honor and my absolute dream come true to have the opportunity to provide such sincere love and generosity to other people, with hopes of making the same difference that those nurses once did.

I became a CNA because I enjoy caring for the elderly and people in general. I take pride in what I do. I am a very caring and compassionate person and I love to help anyone in anyway that I can. Caring for people has always been my passion and I plan to further my career to become an RN.

I became a caregiver to provide myself with a foundation to be a nurse. I achieved my CNA and nursing certificate in psychiatric nursing specialty, with pharmacology. I went on to care for HIV /Aids patients and hospice. I have a wonderful calming and caring effect on people and have worked many outstanding cases. I was planning to get my PhD in psychology for psychologist, but I stuck with nursing as I loved it very much. I have worked from NY to San Diego and have been with one company for 20+ years. I went back to school for my BA in education, as I teach special education as well. I am always updating my psychiatric background and love learning. I have many wonderful success stories, including my patient who I was with for 4 years, as his private nurse, care manager and trainer for his caregivers. I work well independently and have great skills. I love to write and my English/Education background has helped me get published. I still write and plan to publish more work. I presently am a music reviewer and article writer for different publications. I am very diversified in skills, education and interests, but I am above all a people person who is dependable, professional, well skilled and well liked.

I became a caregiver in 1992. I decided to become a caregiver at the age of 10 when I watched dad die at home from cancer and my mom didn't know how to keep him comfortable. The personal achievement that I'm proud of is being certified to help the elderly through education and training. I'm a compassionate person and I treat people as I want to be treated. I love working with the elderly population. I have hopes to open up a residential setting for at least 6 patients.