Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Rome - 56 caregivers found

I love taking care of the elderly, and putting and smile on there face . For all I can do for them

My name is Abiola but you can call me Abi. I've been doing care giving job for over two years now. I am a terrific caregiver simply because caring for the Seniors is my PASSION! I love the job! I love the sense of fulfillment I get in sharing the evening season of their life with them, the opportunity to show them love/care,the priviledge of being part of that beautiful last phase of memories in their life and ofcourse my ability to be "Patient" makes the job easy for me because that's simply what almost all Seniors need when dealing with them.

To obtain employment as a certified nurse aide whereby I can utilize my work experience ,interpersonal and communication skills and advance myself both personally and professionally,and also make a significant contribution to your organization.

Hello, my name is Deborah Mosher. I was a private care giver for one woman and a married couple for three years. As a caregiver I have experience in med reminders, bathing, dressing, transferring, speech & memory exercise, doctor visits, light cleaning, cooking, and running errands. I understand and respect the elderly as they have loss of memory and physical difficulties. I was a medical assistant with the same doctor for over 12 years and I have experience in vitals, bandaging wounds, and caring for ill patients. I am a volunteer and work for the school system and had my national background/fingerprints completed. I cared for my mother for many years who was a heart patient and diabetic. .

Since I was raised from birth by my grandparents, who also took care of my handicapped mom since 10 years before my birth, I've had a lifetime of being in an environment of senior care and disabled care. Starting in high school, I had a larger role in caring for my grandad and mom with medical issues, and this role increased as my grandad had cancer and various treatments for it as well as increased hospital stays. I have a great, genuine desire to help people, and I'm skilled at it too. God has continued growing my skills of care and problem-solving as I continue caring for my 4 step-kids and husband, and my mom when needed. I also have 2 dogs and a cat, so I'm fine being around pets; I have a lot of previous experience caring for dogs, cats, and horses when working for families as a nanny.

Hello my name is Gretchen and I am a mother to three boys. I have been in the elderly care and childcare profession for over 25 years. I am currently attending Georgia Highlands College for nursing. This January was four years since I have been going to their school. I finally am able to apply for the nursing program this fall. I have completed all my core classes for my bachelors, so when I do get my degree in Associates in Science of Nursing I can bridge to the BSN program quickly. I am CNA certified. I have my first aid and/CPR AED BLS certification and also got my TB test complete and it came back fine. I also got a back round check as well. I am trying to find a job or a website that offers CNA's that are not linked to agencies. I am also more interested in doing in home care/private care or preferably at Wellstar. I have wonderful references from the families and jobs that I have worked for over the last 25 years. I will say I have taken time off these past four years since I had became a mother again and since I have been attending school these past four years.I live in the Dallas/Acworth area off of Cedarcrest. I am patient, loyal, compassionate, trustworthy & a dependable person who has always loved to care for the elderly, children or anyone who is in need of care. I am hoping to find a private family where the pay is $25 an hour. There is a little room for negotiating on my pay if the job is right for me and my family. But, also making sure I am a great fit for you and your family too!

I became a caregiver because of a neighbor that lived along and need help. I enjoy hearing my patient stories about their life, and the relationship that develop between myself, my patient and the family member. One of my achievement was getting a patients to take her insulin, she love to eat sometime more than she should which would cause her blood sugar to raise. I am depenable, honest person that love my patients. I give them the up most respect and also the kind of care i would give my mom and other family member nothing but the best will do.

I became a caregiver because i care about people. I help took care of older relatives and friends. I have a passionate to help others. I enjoy the companionship and being able to make difference in the client life. I enjoy getting clients up and moving around and being more social. I've working in medical field most of my work history. I did Nursing years ago. I have 17 years of Pharmacy . I've worked in foster care for 21 years. I do Home Nursing now, I have one client that I've had for 4 1/2 years. I've work with ADHD severe,Autisium,handicap wheelchair dependant. I help with meals,feeding errands,grooming,bathing,toileting,transferring.

I became a caregiver because I like taking care of people. I love people of all ages. I like being a caregiver because I like serving people. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is getting my CNA license. I'm a proud grandmother of 6. I enjoy horseback riding and volleyball.

I have been caring for seniors in one capacity or another most of my life. I worked in a nursing home when I was 18 for about a year. Although it is not the career path I eventually followed, caring for people has always been something that I truly enjoyed. I was a volunteer at a local nursing home here in Cartersville, for several years. I have also cared for both of my elderly grandmothers, one of which lives with us now. After 10 years working in IT, I was ready for a change,. I graduated from Coosa Valley Tech with a certification as a CNA in 2009. I very much enjoy this work as it allows me to make a difference in peoples lives and make their last years more comfortable living in their own homes. After working for a very nice gentleman from 2009 until 2012, he passed away. I began working for a couple in their 80's and 90's. The wife had a stroke about 8 yrs. ago and required help with bathing, dressing, and ambulation. Unfortunately as time moved on they began to require someone 24 hrs. a day, which I am unable to provide. I helped them find someone to live-in and today was my last day. On to the next adventure.