Skin Disorders Caregivers in Ashtabula - 8 caregivers found

My name is Jada. I have a little over 3 years of experience as an STNA in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. I prefer 3rd shift since that's typically what I'm used to and it's easier with my daily schedule. I take pride in keeping your loved ones cared for and watched over to make sure they're comfortable throughout the night. I can do light housekeeping and I am very pet friendly!

I'm a loveing affectionate person who thrives on caring for others. I've always loved the thought of become a nurse since a child. I enjoy making a difference in people's lives everyday. An achievement I'm proud of is going through college to further my career.

I have been a Nurses Aide for over 27 yrs.I have up to date CPR,First Aide,and am Med.Certified and have recently had my fingerprints and background check updated as the Board of DD required.I am reliable and responsible.I also have references from past clients family's.I have a dependable vehicle and carry full coverage insurance.

I always go above & beyond to make sure my patient is treated with respect & dignity & I go the extra mile to meet all there individual needs.I knew at 7 years old that I wanted to become a Nurses Aide when I started volunteering at the Nursing Home with My Grandma that was a Nurses Aide. I truly love being A Nurses Aide because I love taking care of others & helping someone in their time of need.

I have been a certified nursing assistant for 17 year,I am cpr certified. I have worked in all aspects of care from dementia to clients with ms in skilled nursing facilities and home health. I realy enjoy my job and the clients and residents i take care of.

I don't know what it is about the elderly but I completely respect them and I love to care for them. They deserve to be taken care of like they have taken care of generation after generation. I am very proud of getting my medical assistant certificate just months after my mom passed away because I promised her that I would before she died, and although it was such a hard time for me I did it.I also took care of my Gramp along with hospice. I helped dress, feed, cook, give him meds, walk, with enemas and his cathader, bath him, and I was privleged enough to enjoy his wonderful company. I was the last one he looked at and my hand was the last one he held before he went to a much better place. I only can hope that I made him as comfortable as possible. He brought such joy to me. A lot of people tell me that they think I would get way to attached to the people that I was caring for but shouldn't you? I think so.

I am very friendly i love taking care of people to make sure that they are in best of hands by me and make sure they get the care they want and need. I get along with everyone. Im shy at first but then i talk non stop i love getting to know my clients. Ive always wanted to make a difference in someones life and help people. Im proud of myself that i achieved my goal on being med certified and seeing and knowing i have made a difference. I have been in the medical field for 3 years. And am very comfortable at what i have been doing.

Taking care of people has always been what I wanted to do in life. As a child I'd watch my mom leave for work in her "cool" uniform and I couldn't wait to hear about her "friends". I remember thinking I was gonna do that one day. At the age of 15 yrs. I got my 1st job at a nursing home and found that this is exactly what I want to do! I've learned so much through the years just listening to their life stories. I enjoy spending time with them and seeing them smile/happy is the greatest gift I could receive.