Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Little Orleans - 8 caregivers found

* Determined healthcare worker with an exceptional desire to provide the best care *The rewarding opportunity to see growth within my patients *Being able to give my patients the proper care they very well deserve *An exceptional reputation amongst my patients as well as their family members

I'm a very caring person I tend to put peoples needs before my own a lot I grew up with a aunt who was wheel chair bound and I've always admired my grandmother for taking care of her and always made me want to care for those who can't care for them self . It's a bitter sweet moment working in health care being the one these people see in their ending days it's an amazing feeling but being there and watching the transition is kind of hard but it's worth it knowing they had someone by their side the whole time while family members have to continue to work and maintain life a personal achievement would be juggling being a single mom and a caregiver never allowing the two to effect EACHOTHER .. and keeping a loving caring heart with the world we live in today

I have been a cna since 1998 . I love taking care of people and making them smile. I've worked in hospitals, long term care facilities and in home care.

I have been in the in- home care field for 15 years . I am a patient and understanding person who likes to learn something new everyday . My compassion for our elderly is genuine . I love just being around elder people and helping them do the things they like to do or can no longer do for themselves . I've learned so much from them . My goal is to take them to the highest level of care possible and to have them feel safe in my care .

I became a caregiver because I wanted to make my father proud. My father passed away in 2010, from poor circulation in the legs. He died from a heart attack. My father lived with kidney failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, glaucoma, cataracts... you name it, he had it . I cared for him since I was 14 , up until he passed. I miss him dearly and want to offer my help to others in need.

A wife, mother of 3 children and i have an extensive experience to include the following below: Clinical: skill in blood collection, recording vital signs, making notations in patient records, electrocardiograms (EKG), the use of medical equipment, administering injections, and other patient care tasks. Communication: Communicate effectively with patients, health care professionals, families, and others by active listening, interviewing, and providing accurately information. Observation: uses observation skills in patient monitoring, performance assessments, understanding the reactions of family members or coworkers, and being attentive to signs that increased attention or when corrective action is required. Reasoning: practice critical thinking by using logic to draw conclusions, make decisions, and determine the best resolution for a situation. Possess the ability to process and apply new information and knowledge, and to perform my duties proactively and in line with all patient care policies.

I became a care giver because my true passion is helping people and taking care of people. Its a career I have always dreamed of having and an opportunity presented itself enabling me to pursue the education to achieve that goal. I went to Valley College and obtained my CNA license in the state of W.V. I have been working in a nursing home since September 2014. I am a patient, kind, caring and compassionate person.

I became a caregiver because of my Step-Mother. From a very early age, I was tasked with taking care of her as she became bedridden from many diseases. She is afflicted with chronic migraines, fibromyalgia, herniated/ruptured disks, obesity (450lbs. or more), and a litany of other non-communicable diseases. As time went on I found myself enjoying taking care of her and it gave my life a sense of belonging and direction. As a CNA now, I find that serving others still gives me that same sense of direction I experienced in my youth, but I feel strongly now that I'm older that if everyone were like me, and spent their lives in service of others, there would be no person on Earth who felt lonely, neglected, or not cared for. I do have quite a bit of college education even though I hold no degree, but if I were to speak of an achievement that meant the most to me, it would be my Eagle Scout award. Becoming an Eagle Scout took many long hours as a child, and most of that time was spent volunteering and serving the community. The most important thing scouting taught me was that a person did not need a reason or a reward for helping others, but that the act of self-sacrifice held its own rewards. I love to meet new people, and I enjoy making others smile.