Summit College

I've been a CNA for 5 years, I've come to love what I do. The thought of someone needing your help and you being able to help is a wonderful feeling. What I love most about my job is the bathing it's relaxing and therapeutic. A personal achievement of mine is knowing I can put someone's mind at ease throughout the day because they have the help they need.

I have been working in skilled nursing homes since 2004. I was a CNA from 2004 to 2012. I have been working as an LVN from 2012 to present. I am available to pick up a night shift on my days off from my primary employment. I am a quick learner and provide compassionate service to my patients.

I have 13yrs experience, I have done multiple areas in nursing , geriatrics, mental health , school Nurse , pediatrics , skilled , dementia, assisted living , home health , hospice

I am careing and competent in caring for elderly, special needs and children for all ages. I am a nurse and CPR certified. I have hospice and home health experience. I enjoy helping and caring for people and strive to give high level care at all times.

Hello my name is Danielle Alvarado! i have been a CNA for a year now. I have had many different patients at a Acute care center so i believe i am well qualified to care for different types of patients. I am very outgoing and love taking care of people, i want to build a strong relationship with my patients. I am CNA Certified in two states and have had plenty of training hours as well as work experience in this field.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I am very patient and compassionate. I treat my clients/ patients with dignity and respect. I am gentle and always have a smile and will do anything necessary for the upmost care possible. I became a caregiver because when I was in high school, my mother became ill and diagnosed with systemic Lupus and high blood pressure. She uses 24 hour oxygen and needs help with care. I learned to care with her at a young age and ever since then I have been a caregiver and giving quality of care to all seniors. What I like about caregiving is that I am able to change someone life by being there for support and companionship. I like to know that I am a helping hand and able to touch someone's lives daily. A personal achievement that I m proud of is that I am an LVN graduate and I am awaiting to take state boards when I am ready. Until then I love caregiving and I will still do caregiving after I am licensed

Having a heart and passion to help others. I was a cna certified before and worked over 2 years. I enjoyed working with my patients, co-nurses, and I learned a lot from my job too. It's a great feeling when you know you helped someone who's in need and appreciates you by just holding your hands or give you a simple smile and responds through their touch. My personal achievements probably is that when I worked as a cna I learned everything in a medical field, how to handle a different situation at work how to become responsible in your job and to the patients I took care of. And that what brings me to go forward to become a nurse.

I would start off by saying I love my job, I love caring and making a difference in people's lives, I mostly care for seniors or children because that is where my heart is and I'm most interested that my clients receive the best care and that all of their needs met in their individual lives. Since 1982, I have cared for many many people with many medical needs and disorders. I have some nursing training I have a large amount of experience and certification as a nursing assistant , six months of LVN training , 5 months of RN training trauma. I have some phlebotomy education I also have worked hand-in-hand with wound care nurses I have worked with hospice closely encare for clients , and I have been a business owner of a senior home care service company . I have enjoyed and consider it an honor to have cared for all my clients. I have recently cared for and with quadriplegic, paraplegic, cancer patients from when they first found out, to when they left this earth. In the past 4 years I have cared for 5 clients with cancer from the day they found out till the end, when they took their last breath. I was there by their side holding their hand and stroking their forehead to make them comfortable in each individual setting. Taking care of people with IVs therapy, I have experience with feeding tubes, I have cared for clients with wound care issues which has been very prevalent in my experiences, I've have experienced COPD Alzheimer's, dementia actually too many things to list. I've enjoyed every client. I've cared for many different situations from the kindness in the sweetest patient to the most ornery hard to deal with client, it's all been a privilege of mine to have been a part of their lives and I look forward to meeting other people who will need my love and care and assistance their daily routine. I look forward to meeting each and every one, of those who is looking for the right fit of quality care for their loved ones. Thank you very much

My personal traits that make me a great caregiver is that I am Empathetic, Patient, and one of my main concerns is Patient safety at all times. I also understand that the most important part of communication with the client is listening. By the time I had exited high I had known that I wanted to be in the Medical field helping people. my first taste of being a caregiver of sorts is when I became a X-ray specialist in the United States Air Force. After my Honorable discharge from the military, I became a license CNA in multiple states and A license LVN in the state of California. My nursing experience covers Home health, Hospital work, Psychiatric Hospital Care, Hospice Care, Adolescence Home Health, Psychiatric Care Home, Long Term Care and Convalescent Hospitals. I enjoy the interaction with clients that I work with and the satisfaction of seeing them smile. I am most proud of the fact that the clients and families I have worked with throughout the years have appreciated the time and the attention to detail while taking care of their family members.

Im very caring person always try my best to make my patient feels confortable and loved .My priority is to make sure my patient take her/his meds and always keep them clean and well fed , make sure he/she doesn't miss doctors appoitments or Fisical therapy .I specialize working with dementia , Alzheimer and parkinson

I was a stay at home mom until my youngest started school. Then I decided to go back to school to become a nurse. I have been caring for my Residents for the last 5.5 years, and I love it.

I'm a very caring person, my biggest thing has always been "treat others how you would like to be treated" I like to uplift others and give them a reason to smile. My childhood friend passed away from cancer and I saw how much his caregiver made a difference by how she treated him. I enjoy being able to make others feel like they have someone who's there for them. Making others feel happy again.

I love to help people . This is has been my passion since I was younger

I am a caring, newly licensed LVN looking for a position that will utilize my skills and knowledge thus allowing me to provide superior care to my patients, be an asset to my facility, and advance in position and education. I offer skills in patient care, medication administration, and monitoring of patient status. I can assist with diagnostic processes, provide ongoing reinforcement, collect samples, and record changes. I am dedicated to patient and family support. BLS/CPI/IV & BW/TRACH & VENT certified.

My name is Alphonso Hendrix, I specialize in showing outstanding companionship for my Patients at all times. Being there when they need me I'm real reliable and flexible. Please contact me for more information.

I'm there for the clients needs . There when they call .. Punctual good listener good friend there if you need me I have my own transportation I'm adaptable to everything

I'm very attentive and reliable and have 17 years experience with seniors. Most enjoyable part of caring for others is being able to enrich their daily lives and encourage independence. My personal achievement im very proud of is receiving my nursing license.

I did not intend to become a CNA, I did it to help me to get into LVN school, but I had the opportunity to practice at 2 long term care facilities and found I really enjoyed working with the older population, and I gave me a tremendous amount of datisfaction, so much so in fact that I wish to continue with long term care as an LVN after I pass my board exam. What I like best is the ability to make a difference everyday, and the relationships that I build with the residents I care for are tremendously valuable to me. One of my proudest achievements is the facility I was working for asking me to take a position as an assistant director of staff development because of my commitment to being a patient advocate. Nursing is in my blood and it is what I was born to do, I can't wait to get back out there and be back in the patient care setting doing direct patient care and trying to make a difference on resident at a time.