Carrington College - Phoenix

Growing up I spent most of my time with my grandparents. I plan to spend the rest of my life being a Physical Therapist, because i enjoy helping others through difficult times. Being a caregiver is the next best thing until I accomplish that goal.I am proud of how well I am doing in my medical assisting program. Well personally, I have two boys and two dogs. Growing up with my grandparents most of the time taught me certain values I am grateful to have, nothing ever felt like a burden. For instance respect for elders, always be there with help at hand, always be patient and understanding. Something else is I am working on becoming a Certified Medical Assistant and then following that a Physical Therapist. I enjoy running, sports, and playing with my children.

I became a caregiver because I always enjoyed a position where I would help people, I enjoy the fact that I am always needed. I like that I am insuring that my client is well taken care of and seeing their smile on their faces. My person achievement that I am proud of is my high school diploma and knowing that i continue to learn. I grew up here in Arizona my whole life, I enjoy having other people's company, and once again if satisfies me to know I am being needed.

1. I first became a caregiver when my mom needed help with my brother Keeshon who had down's syndrome (he passed May 2015), he became my reason, and motivation to spread love and care towards people, I knew I wanted to become a caregiver when I showed care for people who couldn't care for themselves and loved it! 2. Seeing people grow, and progress past their disabilities! making people smile! 3. I am now a third semester Nursing student! Almost in 4th semester. 4. I am 22 years old, I am adventurous, very active in my church, and love to learn new things!

I am 19 years old I go to college for medical assistant. I go to college from 5:30pm to 10 pm and I am very friendly and comprehensive. I am in search of a job that is more related with what I study. I can do errands and be a house care taker or help with anything that is needed.

I became caregiver to help other people get through their day to day activities of life. I love being a caregiver because I enjoy spending time with a client and smile that have on their faces while you are there interacting with them. It is very rewarding. I have completed my AA degree in Healthcare and I am working on my BS in Healthcare. I am very outgoing and friendly person. I love and enjoy what I do as caregiver.

I believe what makes me a great caregiver, is the fact that I have a grandmother with multiple health issues. I see the struggles she goes through just to do every day things. I see every client as my grandmother, wanting only to make them not only comfortable, but confident in themselves and help them accept the changes that are happening. I aim to please, I also have completed a medical assisting course and am knowledgeable of many health care issues. If there should be a health care issue I am not sure of I have no problems doing some research.

I worked for Community Visions in Spokane, WA for 5 months. I took care of developmentally disabled adults and it was amazing. I have a medical assisting degree that I acquired from Carrington College 3 years ago. That never happened for me because I ended up having my son who is 2 years old now. But I am signed up for CNA training classes now and want to get my certification to become a nurse. My job as a caregiver was great. I absolutely loved it and decided that is what my true calling is. I got let go in August though because of Family Emergencies that were happening at that time. But Community Visions would tell anyone that I was one of their best employees and a very hard worker for the 5 months I was there.

I have been a Medical Assistant since 2010 I enjoy helping people and learning about people I am getting my Caregiver certificate this month. I feel it will open a more wider employment range for me. I started in the Medical field due to wanting to help people I enjoy working with children and adults I have worked with severe and Autistic patients. I take care of my dad which he is 100% disabled. Care giving is a passion and it takes the right people to due the work of a caregiver I feel i'm that right person I'm compassionate, understanding, hard worker and patient. I have 3 children so I know what its like to be to deal with tempers. it gives me satisfaction knowing I have made someones life a little better a little happier and a little healthier.

1. To help others to maintain a good life that they are use to. 2. Taking care of others like family makes me feel good. 3. Helping someone walk letting them no everything is going to be ok and I get that big smile. 4. I am a loving caring person who has taken of my family and others for 30-years.

I am a great caregiver because I know how to advocate for my patient. I have excellent nursing skills which include patient assessment, critical thinking and compassion. I am always trying to broaden my knowledge base in my field. Currently I am enrolled and have started a Critical Care Course. I enjoy the diversity in nursing , meeting and working with people with various backgrounds and beliefs. I am honest, open and willing to be of service to others. I will be a wonderful asset for any company who is about helping others.

I have worked as a caregiver for over 3 years now. I worked with mostly geriatric patients. I love helping people. It's my passion. I love being a caregiver because it makes me feel like im helping someone get better and that is the best feeling to have.

Hello there! :] My name is Leticia and i enjoy being a caregiver. Ive been in this since 2012 and i can't see myself doing anything else. Ive worked with many great people who vary in age and their disabilities, so i am familiar to this work environment and i love to help in any way i can while creating a relationship as a friend too. I strive to always do my best to make everything perfect for who I'm assisting. A little about myself I'm 25 years old and a college graduate with an associates degree in criminal justice. Im responsible, reliable and dedicated!

I love caring for others, I've been doing since I was four years old. I started off by helping my grandmother take care of my great grandma. I've taken care of many elderly persons. I love the stories and just interacting with them. I believe that they are lovely to be around and to be able to listen to everything they've been through and what they remember. I took care of my moms fiances grandma and she was 91 with dementia. I love asking her about the war and how it was growing up in England. The stories never got old, just so much more interesting and I loved sitting and having tea and cookies with her while she told me a great part of history.

I like to help people with different needs who can't be independently be safe alone.I always wanted to become an RN but my schedules and family responsibilities never allowed me to. I went to school for many short term classes like CNA , Phelebotomy and Medical Assistant. I like to help people in need. Iam always willing to serve my clients with dignity and respect.Iam still working on to getting my license for Medical Assistant and also Phelebotomy. Being a caregiver makes me proud of myself that I could helps person who needs me. I didn't work for two years as a CNA due to personal issues that's how I lost my CNA license. I am a medical Assistant and a care giver.

I am a great care giver because I am compassionate when giving care to my residents. I take my time with my residents to let them know I care. I love to make my residents smile and always try and keep a comfortable environment around them.

yes I am , im a former cna for 6 years now a lot of experience. my responsibility is to help the consumer meet their daily needs,assesses,monitors and supervises individuals to ensure their health, safety and welfare. assists individuals with activities of daily living skills basic personal hygiene, care and grooming, including bathing, hair care dressing bladder and or bowel requirements or problems, including helping individuals to and from the bathroom or with bedpan routing. self-administered medications.