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

I am a very dedicated worker,I go above and beyond when I'm assigned to a job.Good communication skills awesome companionship.I became a caregiver because my granny became I'll and I didn't want her going back to a nursing home so I went got my license and took care of her.I enjoy helping people I enjoy being a listener and also I enjoy seeing a smile on their face when I known I made their day.I'm proud of becoming a CNA 22 years ago and I'm still able to give the love and care they need after all these years I still love my job and the work I do.

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I'm a positive and energetic caregiver reliable, patient, and creative person who has approximately 8 years of experience caring for seniors, so they can stay in the comfort of their own home. My client will receive compassionate care and understanding, respect I'm an organizer, planner, and multitasker, so minimum supervision is required. With all my skills and experience, I'm able to provide a supervised, safe, and stable environment. I'm ok with pets. And have legal reliable vehicle. Nonsmoker.

I make a great caregiver because of my current and past experience with Alzheimer's and dementia patients/clients. I was attracted to the caregiver profession because I have always been a Caregiver my entire life. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the smile on my client's face and the bond between our friendships. I am personally proud of my ability to stick to my position as an Alzheimer's and dementia caregiver, when others have quit or done a poor job with people that needed them. I was taught by my grandparents to respect my elders and that my elders are (wiser then thou) with that in mine I go beyond the call of duty to care my clients. If I should ever need care, I hope to be treated with the same care and dignity I treat my clients.

I believe the qualities that make me a great caregiver are patience, compassion and attentiveness. These qualities are essential in assisting a patient at their bedside in their time of need. As stressful it can be for someone who no longer has the physical ability they once had, there needs to be someone who is understanding and empathetic to their desires to ensure comfort. My interest in becoming a caregiver comes from being the one my grandparents call on for help. I strongly believe in giving back to the community and equal effort for all ages of those in stand in the need of care. My enjoyment stems from seeing interacting and seeing my patients smile. I'm proud of the fact that step by step I'm making an impact on my patients as they always ask to see me again. Once I secure the peace of mind in my patients' families hearts and minds, my job is complete.

I have been in the health care industry for the last twelve years. I'm a mother of three teenage boys and have also have had my cna since 2007 and am very happy in my career and enjoy what I do. Touching hearts, lending a helping hand and meeting the needs of others has helped me realize my true purpose in life.

I've been doing this job sense 1997. I love what I do and the people I take care of. I don't plan on doing anything but this for a very long time

I am a very compassionate person. I have 2+ years experience working with the elderly. I completely my CNA class my senior year of high school while I was 5 months pregnant with my daughter who is now 2. I loved chatting and getting to know my patients and listen to their stories that they wanted to share

What makes me a great health care provider is I have grown up watching my grandmother who raised me be the most compassionate and empathetic person I've ever met when she was a nurse for 47 years. I've taking care of my great grandmother until she passed away and I've also taken care of hospice patients and held her hands and saying to them while they passed with no one else in the room. I have a lot of compassion I have a huge heart it's always what I want to do is to feel like I make a difference in someone's life. Caring for other People is rewarding, of course there's bad days and good days, but when you help a client or a resident and they appreciate it and they know that you were there for them it makes it all worthwhile

I have worked in the Hospice field for about 10 years now, but overall as a CNA for 16 years. Helping others is my passion. I enjoy the stories, or just being the one to be there holding their hand as they pass so they are not alone. The work I do is not a job it is my calling.