Hello I consider myself a great caregiver because I'm passionate about the needs and responsibility in caring for others. My ability as a strong caregiver goes beyond the call of duty as a dependable and trustworthy person that always thinks about how can I go further into improving myself educationally into what I need to become a better me in the healthcare field. Even though I am greatly experienced in healthcare, I know that I always have potential for growth. I am knowledgeable, punctual, and attentive to detail in whatever I do. I am a fast thinker and I am good at being a team player as well as a single player to every aspect of my job.
I enjoy people , their stories , the life they have lived , events in history they lived through that I can only read about . I know and firmly believe God put me on this path of nursing for its what I enjoy , Can give back and where my help is needed . I believe their are nurses and then there are exceptional nurses . If I can impact one family , one person and make the quality of life the live better then I have done my job . Nursing is not just a career it's a life long commitment and friendship to a patient .
What makes me a great caregiver is that I am able to relate to the needs of my clients base on individuality. I am very compassionate towards my clients. I try my very best to understand their needs and find a solution to it.
I became a caregiver not only to help people who are at a disadvantage but rather because I care about people and enjoy being a part of their lives. For many years I've lived away from my father, but the moment I received a phone call that he had a stroke I dropped everything and went to care for him until he recovered. That alone shows how caring and concern I am about people who are unable to care for themselves.
What I like about being a caregiver is the fact that I am able to bring a smile on the faces of my clients no matter what moods they are in for that particular day. I go to an extended mile to make sure that their needs are met and that they are taken good care of and happy.
One personal achievement I am proud of is being able to graduate college. Both my parents are illiterate and for me to be the first out of four siblings to go to college and graduate was a very good accomplishment for me. And with what I have learned and experience I will continue to strive in what I love the most; that is helping people.
Skills & Certifications: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Home Health Aide (HHA)
I think what makes me a care giver is ,if good gives me a long life I am going to meed help ,and I will like for someone to treat me whit the same TLC rhat i try to give to each person that was unther my care.
I became a CNA to make a difrence is someone's life rhere sre so msny things whe take for granted if whe are healthy.
My biggest acomplisment ,I went back to the facility were I was a supervisor a couple of days ago , I never expected the welcoming the resident's gave me,i never realized what a difrence I made in each one of our clients and residents thst were not our clients.
What makes you great caregiver? Being loving,caring and able to help the people that needs your love and support. Why did you become a caregiver? I became a caregiver because my mother was sick pretty much my whole so when I got old enough to decide what career I wanted I choose CNA and because of my choices I was able to help take care of her before she pasted away. I two good years with her making sure she was good and comfortable with themselves and giving them the love and care they need. What do you like about being a caregiver? What I like about being a caregiver is knowing that I am able to help and show the love and support they need to get by. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? My most personal achievement that I am proud of is setting a goal to be a caregiver and knowing the knowledge to help someone and making them smile everyday is a job well done for me.
I am a loving and caring individual that loves to help others.
The fact that my brother is a handicap and I grew up helping him as much as I could gave me that passion and motivation to care for others.
The satisfaction that it gives me been able to care for those that are sick and be their helping hand, and see how much they appreciate what I do for them.
The fact that I have been able to be a caregiver for 24 years working in hospitals is one of my greatest accomplishments.
I have always loved taking care of elderly and disabled people. I live and breath it and it is where my heart is. my direct number is two five four three six eight three six two seven. I am a 40-year-old female that has had over 13 years experience. I have had live-ins as well as me going to their homes. I have rehabilitated ones that suffered from strokes. I am willing to travel 60 miles to the home if needed. I am very loving, detailed, patient and kind. I am looking for full time work. I hope I get to take care of your loved one! I am available Monday through Friday any hours u can can call me at 254-368-3627
I have been a caregiver for 15 yrs. and love helping the elderly and handicap stay in the home. You are healthier where you are the happiest I'm a dog lover and love spoiling my babies. I have 2 grown children and 4 grandchildren (I'm older than I look). Last year I met my biological family and it's been an amazing journey. I'm truly blessed.
I have a passion for helping disabled and elderly people..its all ive ever done..im well quilified because i have 18 years experience..im a paitent and kind person very understanding when it comes to the needs of others
I am a great caregiver because I am patient kind and compassionate. I have over 20 yrs experience first starting with individuals with cerebral palsy and over the years had the experience of working with other clients whom had other illnesses such as Parkinson's dementia and Alzheimer's. I enjoy helping others and I take great pride in doing an efficient job.
I am a loyal and collaborative, experienced Nursing Assistant with a steadfast commitment to patient care, patient quality of life, and patient advocacy.
I have 25 years experience in the medical field. I'm a CNA and Medical Assistant. I have CPR, First Aid, and CPI training. Geriatics and Children are my passion. I'm very compassionate, dependable, honest and understanding. I have been called a straight shooter. I specialize in Cancer, Dementia/Alzheimer's, Stroke, and Parkinson Patients. I work with medical fragile Children as well with all kinds of medical disabilaties.
I am a very caring and highly respectable person. I believe my job should always be done at 100%. I have a ton of experience working with many different types of individuals (male and female) with many different types of disorders/disabilities. I have a lot of patience. No one individual will be treated any differently than the rest and that is with the up most respect and best care that can be provided by myself. I believe each person should enjoy their lives the best as possible and with my help, I can provide the life that helps most and that is supporting Independence, Respecting Values and Providing Care that is undeniably shown through my work with an individual.
I believe I'm a great caregiver because of all the experiences throughout my fire service career. This was over 25 years which included the rank of Fire Chief in two different cities. You're always working around people serving them and having their best interest in mind.
During that time I also workwith a gentleman spending over three years in his home who was diagnosed with PSP. This included feeding showering companionship Total Care spending 24 hours a day in his home. I have also worked in a couple other nursing homes and assisted living facilities as a cook. Once again this allowed me to be around the environment of health care and serving the resident.
I've also spent quality time in assisted living and Memory Care Facilities working with all kind of residence for different kind of diagnosis. Every time is allowed me to make a bond with all the residents and make it more than just a job but a place I wanted to be.
This has allowed me to understand and realize how important it is to have compassion, patience, and a genuine sincerity as it relates to caregiving and home health. We are the ones who help ensure that all of our residents or people we care for in their homes have the dignity, respect,security and safety that they are entitled to and something I believe all of us need to have
I like being a caregiver and a CNA because once again I am able to care for people take care of people, and be a part of their complete care plan. More often than not we may be the only ones left to assist them during this time in their lives
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