Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Aberdeen Proving Ground - 129 caregivers found

I became highly interested in the health care field because I knew I could make a positive difference in people's lives. I am great people's person that is well outspoken. My work stands out from others and certainly speaks for itself. I have plenty of experience, working at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the Emergency department. Currently have my CNA, GNA, & PCT. Not only will I get the job done but I always exceed my expectations. I strive for perfection at ALL times, no exceptions at all. Always willing to go that extra mile to satisfy my patient. I am fast paced as well as a quick learner, and always on time or earlier for work. I am a very positive person with a goal in my life that will be achieved. Always thinking positive of any and every situation, no matter what the case maybe. I make sure my work is well analyzed and complete in an orderly fashion at the end of the day. I am willing to learn any additional requirements for this position. Experienced working in fast-paced environments demanding strong organizational, technical, and interpersonal skills. Highly trustworthy, ethical, and discreet; committed to superior patient care. Confident and poised in interactions with individuals at all levels. Detail-oriented and resourceful in completing projects; able to multi-task effectively.

Hello, I am a patient, hardworking, trustworthy, compassionate , Certified Medication Technician, who is CPR , AED , and First Aid trained , with over 18 years experience as a CNA. I have geriatric, hospice, dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's , Bipolar , COPD , and stroke experience, working in. nursing facilities, hospitals, assisted livings, and private residences. Caring for my grandmother is one of the reasons I became a CNA, and decided to become a private caregiver to give patients one on one care without rushing, treating them with the respect they deserve and expect. I take my job responsibilities seriously and do whatever it takes too get it done,

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It's a passion of mine every since I was a child to take of people from family to friends. To resure family that they can do they daily living knowing that their love one is taking care of. I have family and I would want the Best for them.I'm 51 yrs old have been in the nursing field for 30years and I love what I do. Worked for University Maryland Hospital for 19yrs and work for Hopkins Home care almost 2yrs

I became a caregiver because I love taking care of people..I like making my clients feel loved and happy..iam proud of myself when I have a client thats sick or depress and I can make them better.iam a hard worker,realible,compassionate.iam 13 years in my career,I work with rehab,longterm care,hospice,dementia and in home care..

I have been a certified nursing assistant for the past 12 years in MD and PA and I am currently working on my degree in Social Work. My passion is helping others, I'm great with being patient and I am always willing to go the extra mile to care for my clients. * I am also fully vaccinated.

I became a caregiver because I want to work in the medical field after I graduate from college. I have always been drawn to helping and making connections with people. I have been working in assited livings for over a year now so I have had experience with people with different levels of care.

Hello to everyone,my name is loveline. I am a cna. I like taking care of people who need help,who are disable.l am hardworking,lovely like my name,always in good mood,patient ,helpful ,respecful and available .

I love to help , I'm always positive and passionate with my professional skills, I enjoy to be helpful because I make family feel welcome like my own love one.

I have been in the healthcare industry for about 20 years now. The reason I entered the field was because my Mother and Stepdad took sick when I was about 12 and I became the care provider to them both. We did not have much money to have a around the clock nurse so the nurse we had taught me how to do many things. When my parents passed I became a CNA/GNA and I worked in a nursing home setting which I loved for about 7 years. I wanted more even to become a nurse so I left the nursing home setting and begin working in the hospital. I worked there for about 6 years when I had my son I left the hospital and tried a new venture. I entered into my current and most rewarding field, working with individual's who needed me most. Those who have Developmental Disabilities. I have been with my current job for 10. A personal goal of mines was to return to school something I have started and look forward to finishing not just for me but for my son and to give back to those I work with and support on a day to day basis.