Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Oriskany - 13 caregivers found

I have compassion for patients and perform the duties of the job to the best of my ability.

Iam a caring caregiver and I do have compassion for the elderly. What attracted me to being a caregiver I enjoying helping people I have worked as a CNA for 5 years. I also had to take care of my mother for awhile. My personal achievement that I was proud of I was glad that I took the CNA course I learned so much with hands on and real situations working with elderly clients

Hi! My name is Jeannie and I'm 36yrs old. I've been a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Registered Medication Aide (RMA) for 10yrs. I grew up with my grandparents all my life and as they grew older, health problems slowly arose and I started assisting them more and more and fell into a caregiving role at a young age. My grandmother has COPD, HTN, DM, Anxiety, Neuropathy and Arthritis. My grandfather has dementia, vertigo and stage 3 renal failure. I am Now his caretaker at home, he's on hospice. I've worked in home care and assisted living care. I'm a very compassionate, caring person whose always loved helping others and knew this was my calling. I am now also looking into furthering my education and career and signing up for nursing school.

I have a passion for helping others. I most like being able to assist my residents/patients on improving their daily activities to where they are able to assist themselves more. Small steps add up to be the bigger outcome and the joy of seeing them succeed is wonderful. My personal achievement is paying close attention to not only the small details but the the bigger ones as well. This allows me to catch certain situations before a worse outcome appears. Example, bed sores, wound care, range of motion, stroke ext I'm dependable, passionate about my work and I always go that extra mile to help my residents / patients succeed on a daily basis. I am currently on the safety committee at my full time job to ensure not only my employees stay safe, but my residents / patients and visitors

I enjoy being a caregiver , it is a such good field to work on specially when you are trying to become a nurse in future. I love to comfort people to be there for them when need me.

I am good at my job.. It shows in the care I provide for the patient, and how they interact and respond to me as well. I love helping people in anyway I can. God has placed a genuine desire in me; it does my heart good to know that the care given is making a difference in someone's life. Knowing that someone has a need and you have the ability as well as the skills to help them is awesome to me. I'm proud of being able to put a smile on someone's face, I'm proud of helping someone wether it's helping them feel better about themselves like assisting with: walking, going to the bathroom, bathing, or just having a ear to listen. I consider all of these things to be personal achievements.

I feel my attitude makes me a great Caregiver. I'm very outgoing, a good listener also conversationist but not overly talkative. I like being a Caregiver because I am a very caring, loving person and enjoy helping people. Also the achievement I am proud of is that people I am in the company of enjoy me because I focus my attention directly on them.

Currently a CNA! I've been a CNA for 4years. I enjoy helping others, I'm very compassionate. I'm also CPR Certified & cardiac certified.

To be a caregiver means that you understand good health, treatment, respect, and affection. I believe I received my caring abilities from my parents, and grandparents. I believe I was blessed and very fortunate to be raised and shown how to respect my peers, and elders as well. Respect their views, opinions, and accepting them knowing that everyone is different. Being taught how to love or give care to someone was easy for me. Now I am doing what i've essentially always known to do. It's in my blood!

A list of thing i Do to be a great caregiver • Help clients or residents with the Activities of Daily Living • Performs personal care activities that help the client; such as personal hygiene, ambulation, eating, dressing and shaving • Talk and give company to clients and participate in resident activities • Provide clients or residents with transfers and assist moving in and out of beds, baths, wheelchairs or cars • Change bed linens, clean and iron residents’ laundry and assist keep residents’ room, cabinet, and dresser drawers neat and clean • Provide scheduled care, and personal care; for example, bathing, dressing and feeding • Maintain a specialized approach to responsibilities such as uniform, start times and absenteeism • Take vital signs • Take part in maintaining a pleasant work environment • Help with elderly or client’s room, resident bathroom, and common area sanitation and housekeeping duties • Implement and support resident care-plan