Stroke Caregivers in Hartsfield - 46 caregivers found

I'm 21 yrs old , I love the elderly and children. I love and care for each and every one of my patients. I'm responsible & reliable, gentle & patient.

I am a amazing caregiver I always come into a job as I would want the same respect and care as I would want a person to take care of my family I am very honest and respectful caring and I love to be a blessing to help family members when they are in need

VERTRICE WASHINGTON Thomasville, GA 31792 | C: 2295165322 | vertricewashington@gmail.com August 6, 2020 Family Members RE: Certified Nurse Assistant(CNA) /Certified Medication Aide (CMA) To whom it my concern As an experienced CNA/Tech, the posting for Certified Nurse Assistant/Tech with sitting with your family member my interest. When reviewing the job requirements and your website, I was excited to see that my qualifications and personal traits align with your needs and mission. I bring a set of talents that I believe will be valuable to sitting with your family member In my CNA/tech role, I honed my abilities in providing a solid foundation for the certified nurse assistant position. My teamwork, people-centric nature, and eagerness to please have afforded me excellent leadership skills. I am excited to contribute my strengths and proficiency in team-building toward your team efforts. As an extroverted and personable communicator with a proven track record my focus on building strong professional relationships has been a valuable asset throughout my career. I have been out of the field for a time due to some unexpected medical issues. Everything has been taken care of and I am ready to get back into the workforce. I would be open to elaborate more if you have further questions! Please, I would like to schedule an interview at your earliest convenience and will contact you next week to check on your availability. I'm hoping to discuss how my personality and work history fit the Certified nurse assistant/Tech role. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Vertrice Washington

Being Kind, Helpful, Respectful, Reliable , and Sociable help me to be a great caregiver. Helping people always attracted me to be a caregiver, seeing my mom do home health care when I was younger and helping older people. I enjoy making people feel comfortable and helping them gain their Independence. I'm proud of getting my CNA License before I graduated High School.

- what helps me to be a great caregiver is the passion, empathy, and trustworthiness. Having the heart and love toward the patient and family. - I always wanted to be a helping had in the medical field since middle school. - I enjoy putting smiles on faces, making the comfortable, and knowing I made someone day better and giving them hope. - I am proud of furthering my education in the medical field.

First off I love my job. And that I think is truly important in providing good care. I'm punctual and reliable. With over 15 years experience. Compassionate and caring. Gentle but firm.

Hi I am a very outgoing caregiver who is always willing to go the extra mile I have been in the nursing field since 2008 I have worked in the nursing home setting and experienced in dealing with Alzheimer's patients . It gives me joy knowing I am able to help patients that are not able to help themselves. My most personal achievement is returning back to school to pursue my nursing degree

- I love to help anyone that I can help! - It's most definitely in my heart - I am proud that I became a CNA in the 11th grade.

I love being a CNA! I am very caring and energetic! I have over 15 years experience!!

Hi my name is Sallie, I'm an excellent choice for your caring needs because i will think of your family member as my own with caring hands and an open heart. I 1st became a caregiver for my mother who had suffered a stroke in 1988. Many yrs later I gave birth to 2 premature babies and had to provide special care for them as well. what I love most is being able to help others. I am extremely proud of the fact that I can take care of others as my own and never look at them as being "just a patient" but realize that they are people that happen to need alittle bit of TLC.