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Hi there, My name is Sandy and I am 44 years old . I am a mother of 3 amazing young boys and a caretaker by heart. I have worked in the medical field for over 20 years and currently hold a position as a patient registration specialist /financial counselor at the local hospital after working for a local internist as a medical assistant for 13 years. I also earned my certified nursing certificate in 2004 . I have worked in convalescent homes, doctors offices as well as private homes. I am a very compassionate person and is sensitive to each individual needs. I am very organized , trustworthy and responsible and have excellent references. I can do light house work, yard work and errands as necessary. Since I am a mother of 3 boys , I have a sense of humor and thick skin when needed. I have seen it all as I have worked in all kinds of medical facilities so no need to be embarrassed or ask me for my help.
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I feel I am a great caregiver because, I absolutely love making people happy, well, and alive. I am a very honest, trustworthy person, and I except nothing less from others. I have great respect for others, and their privacy. I have had my CNA license for 6 years, and I did home health for 10 years, with a few extra training courses including, Dementia & Alzheimer's training, wound care, medicine and 1 year internship for Mortuary School. I am a quick learner and follow instructions given. I keep a daily log of all events, meds given, and give full daily reports when requested. I am aware of all HIPPA laws and abide by them. I am reachable at all times on or off the work schedule provided. I am willing to work extra hours/shifts in all situations. Thank you for your interest in considering my request of being a care provider.
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I became a Nursing Assistant because I believe that there are a lot of people out there that take this job (caregiving of any sort) for granted. In this type of position I take pride in caring for my patients. I think of it as if it were myself needing the help, how would I want to be cared for..? And that is what drives me to always do better and stick up for my patients. I love being able to make a positive difference in someones life, even if it is as simple as helping them from wheelchair to bed and giving them a sense of independence in the transfer. I have primarily worked with Alzheimers/Dementia patients and brain trauma/spinal cord patients in my practice and this has given me a very wide range of tips and tricks that I can apply to any form of care. I can promise that I will always give you my absolute best work if we become partners on this journey!
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