Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Hoodsport - 12 caregivers found

I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for over 30 years. Part of that time I was a Medical Assistant. I became a caregiver originally to help family members, and found that I enjoyed it so much that I made it my career. I am most proud of the fact that I make lives better and increase the social life of my clients.

I am an experienced caregiver that is compassionate about what I do. My client is always my first priority. I provide excellent care and provide dignity and respect. I'm empathetic and can usually anticipate my clients needs. The best part of my job is the relationship that is formed. A bond of trust. I enjoy listening to stories about their life and the advice they give. I love what I do. Helping others is truly my calling. I prefer to work a minimum of 2 hours per shift.

I have been a mother for 28 years to 4 wonderful children. I have worked for Providence St Peter's Hospital for the past 16 years as a ER Tech .It is important to me to show empathy and compassion to all clients, family and friends. I have excellent verbal and written communication skills which helps with documentation and speaking with doctors about patients care. The fact that I've been on my main job for over 16 years displays my dedication and just how Dependable I can am. Wages are negotiable. If you would like great care for your loved one with an experienced caregiver who will surely make them SMILE give me a call!

My name is Nikki. I have been a certified nursing assistant since 2014, but have been taking care of people since 2000. What attracted me to become a caregiver was taking care of my mother for so long. My mother passed in 2006 and from then on I've been a caregiver. I am a caregiver at night for a client I have had since July 8th of 2015. I am the lead at my job, I handle the medications, doctors apts, payroll, firing, hiring and basically anything you can think of. My job isn't a job it's my life, my career. I have helped take care of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, MS, quadriplegic, cancer, amputations, inserting catheters, condom catheters, pubic catheters, colostomy bags you name it I have done it. What I truly enjoy most about being a caregiver is leaving the clients house knowing that the little time you get to spend with them made a difference. Getting to hear the story's of their life is the most memorable. To hear a client tell you that they love you and they can't wait for you to come back .... Those are the moments that make my career the greatest career in the world.

I am a highly-motivated and compassionate nursing assistant with 7 years of experience. One thing I like about my job is to be able to help resident maintain their dignity. Taking care of people is a self fulfilling activity. At the end of the day I feel a sense of pride and accomplishment knowing that I have provided the best service to my assigned resident or patient.

I have been a caregiver/CNA for 5 years now. I have worked in everything from mental health, to hospice, to an emergency room. I have an extremely adaptable personality and I am self motivated. I am empathetic and understanding in difficult times and know how to respond to those types of situations appropriately. This is it for me, I love the work. I will probably always be a CNA.

I relocated to Olympia, WA from Baltimore, MD about one year ago. Currently working as a customer service professional, I am seeking a more meaningful position. I would love to give back to Washington by doing some impactful work, such as Caregiving. I have 5 years of caregiving experience (geriatric care/dementia and alzheimers) My CNA Certification is now expired, but the skills have not. I have been working as a Customer Service Representative since 2014, but I am ready to take advantage of my talent. I am really looking forward to start a new career and continue my education!

I'm very compassionate and empathetic,I became a caregiver because I was hospitalized for 5 months and know the struggle, I had bad and good nurses and I wanted to become one of the good nurses. I love taking care of people. It's one of the best qualities I have as a person, and a caregiver. I'm a proud mama to 2 boys. I take pride in the work I do. I always try and make everyone I take care of feel special.

I am easy going am flexible and am willing to help when needed.I am 56 yrs and have done care giving since I was 18 yrs.I have taken care of disabled as well as the geriatric patients.I love my job and meeting new people.I feel it is a honor to care for people that have lived their lives and worked,raised families and at some point in time has helped others as well.I come from a family full of care givers,that is where my interest peaked. I cant think of any certain personal achievements but that I have done this job for many years and have taken care of a few generations and it is always a pleasure to meet them.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people, I love to see them accomplish the little things that the rest of us take for granted. I love encouraging the people I help to accomplish as much independence as possible. To lead as close to a normal life as they can and for them to be proud of their self in those accomplishments! A personal achievement I'm proud of....completing my 2 years of prerequisites and half of an RN program, even though I didn't finish, I'm proud that I went as far as I did before deciding to withdraw. I've worked in many different aspects of the medical field, the latest was Oncology, I've done Medical/Surgical, Pediatrics, Orthopedics, Acute care, Physical Therapy and Long Term Care. I believe that healthcare should have a multifaceted approach, we are complex human beings and our care should cover all the bases.