Yavapai College

I absolutely love caregiving, getting to know my patients and being apart of their daily lives.

I have been in the medical care field for over 11 years. I enjoy caring for seniors in their homes. I recently cared for an elderly lady in her 90's. Since she needed 24/7 care, her daughter hired me to be her full-time caregiver. I became her MPOA ( Medical Power of Attorney) It was my duty to recruit and hire other caregivers for full time care, to assist me with the hours she required. I enjoyed every minute of being there for her. I feel that every senior should be treated with respect and honor, they rely on us as caregivers to be on time and on task. I am honest and trustworthy. I can't think of anything that I love to do more than spending time with, and caring for, someone's loved one...when they aren't able to be there.

I became a caregiver/nursing assistant because i love helping people and the satisfaction of a smile and gratitude. It is also a secure job and on demand and i love the availabilty nation wide. An achievement ive had is the diverse co-workers and clients/patients ive had the pleasure to work with. Im always learning something new. Ive been doing this career since fall of 2004.

I became a caregiver because I have always wanted to take care of people. Helping people who are ill with their daily life and easing their stress is what I love most about being a caregiver but there are many things I enjoy about it. My personal achievement that I am most proud of is doing hospice for three plus years and enjoying it everyday. Knowing that I can ease the stress for people and their families during this stage in life is rewarding. I recently moved to North Carolina from Arizona and miss working. I enjoy doing private care because you can spend more quality time with people. I am currently working on finishing my RN degree.

I am very patient and I love to talk, about literally anything! I want to be able to provide emotional support for anyone if I am able to. I think older folk are some of the most wonderful people and that's what I took into consideration when choosing this career. I like being able to work with people from all different kinds of backgrounds, I enjoy hearing different stories about how life used to be.

I am currently a Home Corrdinator Supervisor with DDD . I have been working with adults and kids with developmental disabilities for over 3 years now working with all different types of disabilities and skill functioning levels total care to minimal assists. I have worked with the same clients for years, I love what I do because of the relationships that are formed, It really is the little things like someone being genuinely happy to see you or knowing that you helped make the day easier.

I have been a CNA for over 10 years. I have my fingerprint clearance card, CPR and TB test. I would like to find a job that is a good fit on both sides. I have excellent references. Seeking >$15 per hour. I prefer evenings/nights and weeeknds off. Careprev at gmailcom

When I made the decision to become a Certified Nursing Assistant it was because I wanted to make a difference in peoples lives. I have had personal experience with loved ones who were not given the proper care they needed to thrive, so I decided to do something about it and get my certification, and it was the best decision I have made because by being a CNA I have had wonderful opportunities to meet many diverse people and given the chance to aid them in their last days or bring a smile to their face when life got them down. I believe I make a great caregiver because I have compassion and an understanding what its like to have a loved one who needs some assistance. I always think in every situation what it would be like if it was my own mother or loved one, and how I would want them to have the best care possible.

Helping people is my passion. Life is full of suffering so if I can aid in a better life experience I am doing my job Right! I enjoy getting to know my clients and I always feel I learn something new everyday. I love that I can improve the quality of life for another human being.I love hearing stories of their lives. A personal achievement I am proud of would be a client I was working with that struggled with depression after the loss of his wife, as I cared for him he gradually improved not only in mood but also in health.

I became a caregiver within the last year and I absolutely love it! Before I was working with kids and dicided to give this career a try.

7+ years care giving experience, 3+years Certified Nursing Assistant experience. I enjoy working in a fast past environment and am eager to learn. I have worked in many different environments, including home health, respite care centers and hospital settings, providing quality patient care.

Nursing Assistants Are All Heart Currently, I work as a CNA, licensed through the Arizona Board of Nursing since 2011. I work as an independent contractor in the West Phoenix area caring for the healthcare needs of the elderly and disabled. Services provided vary according to the level of healthcare the individual needs. I am skillled in personal care, mobility management, memory care, and hospice. My mission is to provide compassionate, highly skilled nursing care while focusing on patient safety, and promoting an atmosphere of dignity and healing. I originally chose to train as a CNA in order to enter the healthcare field as I intended to continue my education to eventually become a Nurse Practitioner. Throughout my college career I have maintained a 4.0 GPA with honors. I chose this field because it is my passion in life and my God given gift to care for others. I take pride in what I do and the people I do it for. Someday, I will take my skills and my heart to the mission field.

I really enjoy working with Senior Citizens. They have wonderful life stories to tell and are often such pleasant people to be around. It is my pleasure to give them the respect and assistance that the need. I have worked in this field for 10yrs. and have gained a lot of skills and experience.

First and foremost, when I am with a patient, client, resident or whatever the title may be, I don't see them as such. I simply see someone's parent, grandparent, child, spouse etc. Yes, even when it is difficult. We all have those moments in our family when its difficult to have relationships. But you love them anyway and if you care for patients the way you would care for your own family...(with a touch of professionalism) then how can you go wrong. Secondly, I do a really good job.

I have 3 beautiful sons iam a army wife i love my job of taking care of people i have done it for about 18 years