Southwestern College

Hello there! My name is Anastasia and I am 21 years old. I am caregiver with a CNA license! I am currently pursuing my nursing degree in college. I am looking for a per-diem job, as I am a full-time student.

My personality is very simple and I can communicate with any elderly and I have a caring heart in which make me want to be a CNA to be able to help people in need. I also have a father of mine that also have illness which is in the kidney. I used to help him with his medication and I prepare his food. It attracted me by how amazing to be able to give care to people and it brings me happiness when I have the courage to provide them with care. I enjoy most of being a caregiver when I can make my patients happy and knowing that I did my best to guide them and achieve their goal for the day. My personal achievement that I am proud of is that I did my CNA class in College and I was able to graduate from high school which it makes my feeling so blessed and happy that I did it. Now I am in the process of becoming a good CNA and a Nurse in the near future.

I have 10 year experience in patient care. I'm a caring person by nature, I love working with people that need assistance in a difficult times in their lives. I'm good in multitasking and know how to work under pressure in a professional manner. Working with patience and having a good attitude is highly important, such handling patient with mental disorders. I'm a good listener and good in following directions. I make sure I complete patient ADL's and follow reports in the best of my knowledge.

I'm a 23 years old, I'm very compassionate on taking care of elderly, and helping on their daily routines. I have experience, I use to work at el dorado care center, and fredericka manor. My work consist of taking vitals signs, giving showers, cleaning beds, transferring, helping use the restroom, personal hygiene, helping with feeding, and charting. I'm currently a student studying to become an RN, and I'm currently looking for a part time job.

I love working with elderly people, I have been working with them since 2006 in Elm Adult Day Care Center as Program Aide for two years and 4 years for IHSS. This means I am a patient and comprehensive person, I understand they are people who need special care. It fills me with joy when I see the senior feel better, smile or when they feel peaceful with my care and service. I feel empathy for them.

Hii my name is Carmen. I am a college student and a hard worker. When I first started working I was only 15 years old so, I am very reliable and know how to get my task done. My grandma recently got cancer so helping her with her needs makes her feel better which makes me feel better. I would be a great caretaker for you because I've always loved helping people. I enjoy doing this cause knowing that I can share my energy and light with others to make them happy.

I have multiple friends and family who are nurses. We talk all the time about how we can improve patient experiences. I am a patient and caring person. I treat my client with love and affection just like my own family.

Hi my name is Aneth Sandoval been a CNA for 4 years I love helping people and making sure they're will taken care of with their ADLs and anything else I can help with. My goal is to make you feel safe and will taken care of.

What makes me a good caregiver is the fact that I always care about the patients I take care of and because I always try to create a bond between us, and I think what attracted me to being a caregiver is because I live providing Care and I like helping people a lot so that's why I decided to be a caregiver because I get to do these things. One thing that I enjoy about being a caregiver is seeing the patients happy and comfortable because I always put myself in their positions and I would want to be taken well taken care of. The most personal achievement I am most proud of is the work experience and how I learn every day on better ways to provide care.

I am a compassionate, driven, enthusiastic person with a fitness oriented background aiming to help people with physical, practical, and emotional support as well as assisting in day to day domestic responsibilities. I wanted to become a caregiver in order to help those that are elderly, disabled or senior in a non-clinical setting.

Being a compassionate person and reliable. I enjoying working with the elderly and I like to make the feel good. I enjoy to converse with them specially when they are talking about their past.

LVN since 2015 studying for RN

I became a certified nursing assistant because I've always loved to help people . I feel like in a nursing home it's where the residents need more help and I like to help them. I enjoy helping them and getting close to them to get to know them more as a friend then just my residents because sometimes they do need a friend not just someone just trying to be there to get their job done.

Hello! I am an aspiring nurse to be and I have had my time volunteering at nursing homes and working besides doctors while growing up as I loved to learn new aspects about the hospital environment- so I volunteered as much as possible. I grew up with my grandparents for the longest time and have dealt with them going through the "slowly getting old" process and eventually led up to me making sure they have food in their system with their prescribed medications and keeping them great company. All I hope is that I make their days better and hopefully one day their health does too. I am in the Army as a Combat Medic. So if you are looking for a person with a background check, I'm all ready for it. In the civilian side, I would be equated to an Emergency Medical Technician. I already have my NREMT certificate and also my CPR certificate.

I have 6 years of experience as a caregiver and CNA taking care of patients with dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases in their homes and in a skilled nursing facility. I also have 1 year of experience as a Dialysis Technician. I love working as a caregiver/CNA because I have a heart for this field and my long term goal is to become a Registered Nurse. I believe that being an altruistic person is the best tool to become a great caregiver and I am most proud whenever I see that my patients are satisfied with the care that I have provided. I always see my patients like a family and I take care of them the way I want my family and myself to be treated.

I have been a caregiver for over 5 years. I love what I do. I became a caregiver originally to take care of my own family and realized that there were a lot of people who needed help. Being a caregiver has enabled me to have a job with the flexibility i need to raise my son. I have experience with a wide range of conditions ranging from Bedridden or quadriplegic to blind or limited mobility and Autism. Please do not hesitate to contact me. I know personally how hard it is to find the right caregiver to care for a loved one. I hope to hear from you soon.

Hello friends, My name is Christine and I enjoy making a difference in people's lives. What made me go into nursing was growing up my grandmother was in and out of the hospital. The care the nurses provided for her showed me how much compassion and kindness one can be. Therefore, I hope to be a nurse where I can also provide the care they did for her, and make a difference in their day. Currently, I am a BSN student at Point Loma Nazarene University. In my free time I like to explore the outdoors, and also volunteer with COVID vaccine clinics.

I believe I would make an excellent care taker, because aside from my certification and education, I grew up helping to raise my five younger brothers, as well as help to care for my mother post-stroke. I love to help and care for others; I like to think of them as another part of my family. Not everyone has the ability to care for themselves, and I find joy in helping those who need help. I want my patients/residents to not find shame in needing help, and continue to enjoy their lives, even though I will be there as a hand to help. I am proud and passionate about helping others in any way I can, and am also continuing my education in the health field.

When I work with someone who needs home care it is important to me be patient and understanding also show empathy and compassion let the person know I will do what i can to help them. It helps sometimes put myself in the other person's shoes and see what it might be like to ask people for help. I want to continue my education and be a nurse.

Hello, I have done this type of work for quite some time including memory care and hospice. I enjoy talking with patients and share stories even if they can no longer talk. I find it soothing and comforting for the soul on both ends. I am pretty easy going and have much experience in helping people with daily living activities, exercises, appointments, etc. Currently I am working on my hands on experience hours needed to apply for Physician Assistant school, therefore I am pretty astute when it comes to nutrition and other sciences. Thank you for your time.