Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Troy - 44 caregivers found

Hello! My name is April and I would love to be your caregiver. We have been a military family for 30 years and it is time to hang it up! I first became a caregiver when I was actually 18 years old. I became a Texas EMT. I was very rewarding but we got stationed elsewhere. Then when we made it back to Fort Hood I decided to go to CNA school. Again it was very rewarding but the military moved us. Two years after we moved my grandmother became sick. Instead of going to a care facility where there is no telling how she would be treated she ended up staying at home so that her family could take care of her. Even when she would have to be hospitalized for a short period of time she would tell the nurses that I was her care giver and that she wanted me to do the tasks instead of them. I want to be your caregiver because our mature family members need great care. Not just left alone in a bed to sit.

I am an enthusiastic and dedicated professional with more than two decades of experience in the healthcare professions as both a Registered Nurse in Colombia and a Certified Nurse Assistant in the United States. In my most recent job, I worked as a Certified Nurse Assistant who provided outstanding healthcare services to residents at Heartis of Waco Assisted Living and Memory Care. Prior to moving to the United States in 2008, I worked for more than 8 years as a surgical room nurse in a cosmetic surgery clinic in my native country of Colombia. Additionally, I possess strong attention to detail and am able to keep accurate and concise written service records. My interpersonal and communication skills are outstanding: I am fluent in Spanish and proficient in English, and I am adept at helping people to open up and to feel at ease. Patients have told me on many occasions that they feel comfortable talking to me about some of their deepest personal matters and feel confident that I will provide assistance to them without judgment. I have no doubt you will find that I am a consummate professional with a high regard for clients and the ability to provide counseling and outreach in a compassionate manner. Thank you for your time.

My personality traits that help me be a great caregiver are that I'm patient, flexible and have a great attitude. What attracted me to being a caregiver is that I love helping people. The thing I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is being able to help someone's loved one and put a smile on their face. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is being a CNA.

HELLO MY NAME IS TARSHABASEY. VERY OUTGOING LOVE WORKING LOVE TEAM WORK AND LOVING HANDLING SITUATIONS ON MY OWN

Im a very caring person love elderly people and kids. Love talking to older people

I am a great caregiver because of the way I'm able to relate to people of any kind, the old, the young, disabled, and the mentally ill. There is a spirit that I possess that draws people to feel comfortable around me . I became a caregiver because I grew up around a lot of older relative and once they became sickly I was there to take care of them, and my greatest accomplishment is to volunteer in the Hospice program for Baylor Scott and White when I first came to Texas and was able to relieve the families of some to the burden of their loved ones by giving them time to take care of themselves and other family members.

I am a great caregiver because I love what I do,I have passion for people.I became a caregiver because I wanted to touch the lives of other people. What I like about being a caregiver is to listen to my client,help them with hair or meals whatever they need.My personal achievement that I am proud of is I Graduate from sonship bible school of the firstborn in 2013.

I've been a caregiver for almost 10years. I love this field. I love helping, and providing companionship. I have transportation and I'm reliable. I'm also available for last minutes things you may need. I could also be used as needed.

I wanted to become a CNA because, I want to accomplish something important in my life. As a CNA I am making a difference in not only the lives of the patients that I help, but also their friends and families. I am helping to make many peoples lives more comfortable, and it can be a very rewarding experience. With me being a CNA is a great way for me to really test myself on my goals and to exposes myself to many members of the health care team. Going through training was hard work and being in charged with caring for sick people isn't something to be taking for granted. You have to have the will and desire to help people. You also have to have patience and to be very compassionate. You have to be committed to a physically demanding job, with little tolerance for poor work ethic. I feel what makes me a good caregiver is with the 20 years experience in the medical field, I bring an additional quality that makes me the best person for the job--and that's my passion for excellence. I am passionately committed to producing very good results. I have excellent communications skills, strong organizational skills, to be a willing team player and work well under pressure. I am a people person with an acute understanding of what my client needs. I have establish a good relationship with my clients and helping them get what they need. I have experience in Home Care, Wound Care, Diabetic Management Medication Management, Care for the Elderly, Assistance with activities of daily living (ADL); ROM, Bathing, Dressing, Errands, Escort, Exercising, Feeding, Grocery Shopping, Grooming, Hair Care, Skin Care, Toileting, Transfers, Ambulation, Laundry, Light Housekeeping, Meal Preparation, Assist with self-administered medication, Care for the chronically ill, Care for stroke victims, Nursing Care, Trach Care, Respiratory Care, Nutritional, Physical Therapy, Bowel and Bladder Program, Wound Care Management, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Vital Signs, Catheter Care and many more.

Ive been a caregiving over 6 years and love it! The reason why i became a caregiver was because of my grandmother. I started to take care of her personally and my family seen that and thought it would be a great career to go in this field. Do i went to Job Corps to get my certification. Traveled and work in different places to get more experience. Very patient, and very focused to make my residents happy and get the job done !