Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Ambia - 10 caregivers found

I am a 22 year old nursing student who is in her last semester of nursing school. Looking to make a little extra money while also helping a family out. I am caring, reliable, and energetic. I love helping people which is why nursing is for me. I am proud of how well I am doing in my nursing program as I am the student government president and I was able to partake in the accelerated BSN nursing course.

I am a very outgoing team player love to make people smile and laugh I love to work hard Make ends meet ! And I always love meeting new people

I became a caregiver because it fufills my heart, mind , and soul. I get great satisfaction knowing that I can help keep a person safely and comfortably in their home. Meeting new people and their families has given me a lot of knowledge to use for the next job I am fortunate to receive. My years of experience have taught me to have patience and compassion for each person because everybody is different in their own way. I have raised an incredible teenager who is thriving in life. One of the things I am most proud of is that I took care of my mother who was dying of lung cancer. I was the best advocate for her that I could be. I kept her safe and comfortable to live out the last days of her life. I have done a little of everything in the medical field. I have worked in the ER, assisted living, home health and hospice and live in private duty. When I am not working I enjoy reading, camping, and spending time with my family.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people. What I like most about being a caregiver is helping people in need. I am proud of being a caregiver, making a difference in someones life. I love my job.

I have been a CNA for the past 5 years, just shy of 6 years and love my job. I recently just worked at a hospital for a few years and had received so much experience I would love to share with you. I have worked in Rehabilitation, orthopedic/med. surg, nursing homes, palliative, Dementia/Alzheimer's, hospice, and much more. Being a CNA has brought so many opportunities to my life and I'm so thankful for that, along with the people I've met, the stories my patients have shared, and the things I've seen.

Because I enjoy working with the elderly,and I'm good at what I do, I have worked as a cna since 2008 and I have been from nursing home to nursing home trying to find a job that suitable for me it's has been hard and I want to work with 1 person instead of 30 ppl that way I can take care their needs and give them my undivided attention, I work hard to do my best at my job, I'm outgoing ,very positive attitude, when can I start.

I decided a few years ago to became a CNA after my Mom became ill, so I could give her the best care possible, since that time I have worked in LTC and Rehab for 9 years. Elderly people have became my passion. I have worked at the same nursing home for 7 years. My Residents are my family. During my time, I have became team leader which means, I responsible for making sure the residents have there daily needs met, charting for the CNA'S is done in a timely manner and the residents level of care is at its highest on a daily basis.

I have been a caregiver for 35 years and love doing it. I dont think there is anything in the health care field that i havent done. I pride myself for being on time and trying to care for peoples loved ones as if they were my own. I try to stay with my clients as long as i am needed.

I have been a cna for 20 years and I love what I do.

I enjoy taking care of my residents and love the experiences. My favorite thing about being a caregiver, is the interacting and connection I receive from all my residents, good and bad. My personal achievement and something about myself is that, I'm raising 3 kids on my own and I couldn't imagine it any other way. I'm very blessed.