HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Leavenworth County - 58 caregivers found

I believe in caring for the patient as a whole, focusing on patient privacy, quality of care, comfort, and infection control. I am a dedicated employee and a team player who has earned employee of the month at every healthcare organization I have worked for so far. Working at a post surgical rehab facility in this dynamic city, I gained experience in caring for patients with diverse cultural and religious backgrounds, enabling me to cater to their individual needs. As you seek to employ a dedicated CNA, I am confident you will see that my qualifications match your goal. I am equipped with CNA2 training from PCC, clinical rotation at OHSU, and over a decade of experience in healthcare.

My personality traits are patience and understanding. I have 10 years of experience. My grandmother made me to want to be a cna. I love taking care of others. I look forward to graduating from college.

I have 25 years experience as CNA/Caregiver. Exp with medication management. CPR. Enjoy helping others, I have a kind, compassionate heart and have the utmost respect for the elderly that have pave the way for many generations to come.

I am a free spirited person who just loves to be happy and be surrounded by positivity and happiness. I genuinely love taking care of people and seeing them transition from a difficult situation to a better and manageable one. It gives me so much joy just seeing the smiles on peoples faces even when it's hard.

Growing up I have always been very interested in helping people for their daily living. I am kind, gentle, and very compassionate person. What attracted me to being a caregiver was generally to help people and advocate for people. What enjoy most about being a caregiver is to be able help people in their sickness and you see how their health improves. One of my personal achievements is to be able to graduate from school, proud of that.

What makes me a great caregiver is that my passion has always been to take care of people. It is something that comes natural to me. I was a medical assistant for 20+ years and one of my favorite roles was being a patient advocate and just being able to do what the patient needed to make their day easier for them. I have an upbeat personality and I am a great listener.

Hello my name is Jamila. I have been a CNA for 14yrs. I have experience with infants to adults. I have worked in a hospital setting, nursing home as well as home health. I became a caregiver because i enjoy helping others. I enjoy uplifting spirits an building relationships with my patient's it makes it easier an more comfortable for both the patient an myself. I know I can't please everybody but if I put a smile on at lease one persons face I am doing my job.

I am from Lawrence, KS but currently followed my husband to Seattle for the summer for his architecture internship. I am looking for a part-time or full-time caregiver position during the weekdays. I absolutely love meeting people, learning their stories and spending time with them. I would have to say my strengths are patience, creativity, compassion and flexibility. I am currently a nursing student and have one more year left to complete. Additionally I have my CNA in the state of Kansas. I would love to help YOU out in anyway possible!

I love working with people I love to see people's faces Expressions when I feed them something very yummy to eat like to clean I love to sit down and listen to them talk I don't mind giving a bath I'm not very big so I can't pick up a lot but I can assist very well I don't mind cleaning up I don't mind cooking I don't mind I don't mind she'll be washing dishes vacuuming injecting medicine smile and keep up with my clients thanks for

The first time I began to consider the nursing field as a future career choice was in 2004. I was 8 years old when I swam with my aunt Rose in their private pool and she had a seizure. I was able to recall basic knowledge about seizures taught from my two aunts who were nurses. I set a spoon inside of a towel and placed it in her mouth. I then yelled to her son, my cousin, "Call 911!" At that moment I was performing a cardiopulmonary resuscitation. It was the longest five minutes I have dealt with; it felt like an eternity. From that day onward, I wanted to make a difference by helping people to the best of my abilities. I am thankful that my other two aunts were nurses, and that they had taught me some basic medical knowledge which I was able to use to save my Aunt's life. I was born and raised in the Philippines and had moved to the United States on October 4th, 2009 to be with my mother and grandmother. Growing up, my family members would always describe me as a person that tries their best in everything they do, whether it is school, family, or my job. No matter how hard the obstacles are, I aim for success. I supported myself financially after high school with daily needs and college school expenses by working full time and signing up for extra shifts. In March 2014 to March 3, 2016, I worked 16 hour shifts, 2 days in a row every weekend at Garden Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. When I did not have classes in the morning, on the weekdays I would work 8 hour shifts in the afternoon or night and vice versa if I had school in the afternoon. In doing so, I was able to pay for my car, insurance, necessities, school, and help my grandmother. I love helping other help other individuals medically, emotionally, and spiritually by providing the best patient care with all of my heart.