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I have been a caregiver for twenty years, first with my own children then as an residential occupational therapist and finally nursing assistant working in private, institutional and home care. My education and experience has provided me with knowledge of critical acute care and other relevant skills required in patient care. Since 1978, I have been in the Office and Administrative Support occupations with experience in business administration, operations and management, Certified in Nursing, and Medication Aide with Clinical Acute Care skills in Aseptic Technique, Phlebotomy, Electrocardiography, Telemetry and Monitoring since 2010 and I am a perfect match for the position since I naturally actively looking for ways to help people.. In these past roles as administrator, manager, office support, and caregiver. My key responsibilities include the management of administrative practices, the methods used to gather and analyze information of clients, employees, members and consumers. My abilities to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with those interested or involved in the work of the unit, review and evaluate policies and procedures, plan, organize, and coordinate activities of diversified units, interpret employment contracts agreements, laws, rules and regulations and apply them to specific situations, evaluate and enforce contracts agreements, compile and interpret data, analyze and resolve problems, prepare correspondence and informative reports and

Skills & Certifications: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) , Certified Medication Aide

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I have been a caregiver my entire life. I helped my single dad raise my younger siblings, and when my grandfather had multiple strokes I became his home health care aide at the age of 16. I have experience with dementia and Alzheimer's along with memory care. I have always cares for those around me that can't care for themselves. The good lord knew I have a heart for caring for others and he blessed me with a wonderful autistic child. Caring for others gives me so much joy. It makes my heart happy to know I'm performing an honorable service and giving back. I love getting to know new people and hear about their lives. Visiting and reminiscing with my clients. I prefer home care because unlike in the facilities I can get to know my clients personally. Know their likes and dislikes. It makes me feel like I'm providing the best care possible.
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