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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.
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My name is Eva, I have 3 daughters ages 6,4, and 1. I have always known I was going to work in healthcare from a young age I have been very nurturing. I have taken care of my grandparents as well as my husband's and my elderly neighbors. I have worked with many kinds of people of different temperaments and with different disabilities. I have always put myself to a high standard when it comes to taking care of others. I've watched many families struggle through trying to get proper care for their loved ones and it inspired me to take on that role for them and it fulfills me. I have worked with my current employer for years and when she had a stroke, her nurses and doctors did not think she would recover. I spent a lot of time caring for her and practicing her exercises and I was able to get her up and start taking steps within months after being paralyzed and bed bound. I care deeply about what I do and for the families I work with. I just hope to continue to do good work.
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I enjoy talking to seniors and have a clear voice that is easy to hear. I have no problem talking loud if someone is hard of hearing. I grew up helping some elderly ladies in my church and my grandma. I would mow lawn, clean, take them shopping, and provide much needed visiting and companionship. I would also drive my Grandma to her multiple knee surgeries (7 to be exact), and help care for her post-surgery. My grandma is the one who taught me to be thorough in my cleaning and do work to be proud of. She now has Alzheimer's and doesn't know who I am, but I still enjoy having one sided conversations with her about the good old days. I was an EMT for several years with our local ambulance, so I'm calm in emergencies also. I have a Compassionate heart, love people, and like to laugh.
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Hello, my name is Valeska Vasquez and I truly believe that I have the characteristics of a great caregiver. No matter what your needs may be, I will do my best to assist you in a way I can. I am someone that is very patient and understanding of the circumstances that may present itself on a day to day basis. I'm very compassionate towards people and their situations. I can understand what someone is going through and assist them. I am so very attentive. I ensure that I get to know my care receiver well to the point I can notice right away if there is an emotion or physical change occurring. Not only can spot changes in the person I am caring for, but I can be a friend if needed. I can be someone you can depend on and trust to be there for you in the long run. Last but not least, I am someone that you can trust and will not breach that trust by taking advantage of anyone that I am caring for. All in all, thank you for your time reading this and I hope that I am someone you are considering to help you with your needs.
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