Fresno City College

I have a big heart. I helped my father fight cancer with a 3 year old. We did it. Helped someone with MS. Was a challenge but I'm easy to talk to and like to conversate. I'm easy going yet professional. Know CPR and first aid certified. Was going to school to become a teacher but changed my mind. I like being a clinical nurse and a positive provider.

Hello, My name is Kihende ( Key-yen-day). I have over 15 years of Caregiving experience. I have Hospice, Alzheimer's/Dimentia care, Excellent Patient Care & Bed bound Care experience. I've worked with some of the best & worst in home care companies here in Fresno. I am also a CNA & licensed with the state of CA. I'm also continuing my education currently as a Nursing student. Thank you for reading. My pleasure to care for your loved ones

I BECAME A CAREGIVER 25 YEARS AGO WHEN I WAS IN COLLEGE AND A COURSE REQUIRED COMMUNITY SERVICE AND I CHOSE OASIS, OLDER ADULT SOCIAL SERVICES. I FOUND GREAT JOY IN HELPING THE ELDERLY AND DID IT FOR LOVE AND A JOB EVERY SINCE.I AM SO PROUD TO SAY I WORK HARD AND HAVE GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND EXPECTATIONS FOR EVERY PERSON I HAVE CARED FOR AND I HAVE MANY OUTSTANDING REFERENCES ! I HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN BUILDING LOVING RELATIONSHIPS WITH EVERY FAMILY I HAVE WORKED WITH. I AM A 49 YEAR OLD CHRISTIAN WOMAN IN CHURCH LEADERSHIP OF WOMENS MINISTRIES AND YOUTH MINISTRIES AT CLOVIS HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH, I AM IN GOOD HEALTH, NO SMOKING OR DRINKING VERY POSITIVE ,A CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVER , CARING ,THOUGHTFUL, KIND, FLEXIBLE ,GENTLE AND VERY EXPERIENCED WITH DEMENTIA ,ALZHEIMER'S, DIFFICULT ,COMBATIVE PERSONALITIES ,DIABETIC ,COPD ,WOUND CARE, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE.MEDICATION MANAGEMENT, OXYGEN ,SHOPPING ,COOKING ,BATHING ,ERRANDS,AND EVERY ASPECT OF HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT. I AM EXTREMELY HARD WORKING AND THIS IS MY FIRST TIME IN NEED OF A JOB IN 20 YEARS AND LOOKING ONLINE ! I SHOW MUCH BETTER IN PERSON !

I love helping people. I'm currently studying to become a psychologist. It's always been my dream to help people and just be someone they know they can trust and talk to. I love giving back, not necessarily to a certain person but everyone. Very trustworthy and honest. Love to learn new things and experience different things.

It runs in my family my mother was a caregivers and she started very young while taking care of her mother after she had very bad car accident leaving her pearlized waist down after the passing of my grandmother she continued to care for the elderly I looked up to her add soon pick up the same passion taking care for several people of my own young and old my mother became sick with brestcancer I went on to take care of her until she was called HOME I still continue my passion not just for me but for her too

Hi my name is Tara, I am a 28 year old mother of 3. I have always wanted to work in the healthcare field for as long as I can remember so in 2015 I got certified as a nursing assistant and want to become an RN. Since then I have worked at a assisted living facility as well as a hospital. I absolutely love what I do, caring for children, adults and seniors is my passion... Thank you in advance for taking the time to look over my profile and I hope to hear from you soon.

I have cared for my Father who was on hospice care untill he passed away, and have stayed home to help my Mom untill she moved to a retirement home. I enjoy helping seniors and I have caring heart for seniors. I enjoy getting to know seniors and their families and helping everyone in the family . I am proud that I was able to help take care of my Parents.

Im very out going. Livjng at my job duties a go- getter and best at my prime of duties.day or night, I stay focus and keep my job professional but yet family oriented and energetic..

I am 20 years old very passionate I am currently attending fresno City College to be a police officer in my future working on getting in police academy and just wanting to help those in need

I've been doing caregiving for 10years. My last job, I took care of my beloved Father until he left us last July. I'm compassionate, caring and responsible and will do whatever I can for your loved one......I know what it's like for the family

I am a people oriented person who enjoys working with all types of people. I'm very organized and pay attention to details. I have been working with the elderly for more than five years, including clients with Alzheimer's and Dementia. I believe everyone needs a little help sometime in their life and it makes me feel like I am making a difference in someone's life.

I double check that my client has the proper medication doses before the client takes the medications. I make sure my client is clean and comfortable. I prepare healthy meals for my clients. I enjoy helping people by being pleasant and positive through out the day. I enjoy seeing the health improvement after a few weeks of helping a client. By helping the client make good choices of nutrient intake.

Caring for people is my passion. I have 20 years experience in the medical field as a Caregiver. I'm a Certified Nurse Assistant . I also have my Pharmacy technician license. am available dayshift . Thanks Cindy

I have worked in customer service as a host and later on as a server for the majority of my adult life. I also have experience in childcare and elderly care. I worked closely with Alzheimer's and dementia residents at Somerford Place, an Alzheimer's and memory care facility. Through all of my experience working with children, restaurant guests and elderly Alzheimer's residents, I have learned to be patient and understanding. From serving, i learned not to rush a guest into completing their order, but instead to guide them towards what will make their stay enjoyable, I took this same patience into my work at Somerford Place. Though I was only there for a short time, due to scheduling issues, I learned how to go at the residents' pace, how to allow them to take their time and to try to complete a task on their own to promote their independence. I am a strongly detail oriented person, and I can manage many tasks at once. I've always had an interest in working in the medical field. Currently I am in school to become an LVN with the possibility of continuing on the be a registered nurse. I feel that being a caregiver is a great way of getting to really know the needs of patients and residents so that I can carry on that knowledge as a nurse. The best thing about being a caregiver is getting to know my residents and learning about their experiences in life, and feeling like I add something positive in their lives is the best feeling.

People, in general, are born with specific qualities and gifts that, once found and expounded upon, open up a whole new universe of delight, joy, education, and fellowship. Over time, I discovered I was naturally gifted in being creative in the kitchen (via family/friends special diet needs), writing/journaling, and caregiving in all aspects of the word. My background in detailed administrative work, along with sign language, has allowed these two factors to interchange with each of my gifts, especially in communicating with family, powers-of-attorney, and the main person(s) I care for in any setting. My innate love to research and teach has proven to be very useful when I need to be well-versed on the subject at hand and document wherein necessary to show a pattern of improvement or lack thereof. From a caregiver perspective of personal achievement, three come to mind. FIRST, when my son became a Type 1 diabetic, we were able to allow him 1.5 years honeymoon stage on absolutely no insulin through a raw foods diet w/researched supplements. SECOND, I taught basic sign language commands to a three-generational family whose family member had ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), giving them all one year's worth of communication. THIRD, fire season brought two evacuations, two-weeks apart, back-to-back, which meant loading the five P's into the car, including a 95-year old disabled woman on 24/7 oxygen, with dementia, her adult cat in a crate with all his needs, and myself, driving to a nearby hotel/shelter without access to a handicapped or pet-equipped room for two days before returning (to our unscathed) home. Caregiving is a challenge in its own right. Having experienced grandparents and loving on elderly friends growing up, along with becoming a parent, too, certainly are perks. But of all the things I wanted to be when I grew up, a homemaker was one of the highlights for me, and caregiving falls in line with being a homemaker.

I have 2 year of experience. Providing high quality care as an in demand CNA. Preserve residents dignity and minimize discomfort while carrying out duties.

My name is Crystal. I am 28 years old. I live in the south area of Sacramento. Working with the elderly as well as the disabled is my passion. I have a little over 4 years paid experience, but I have a lifetime of experience. I grew up with my great aunt. She was born with polio, so she has always been disabled. I started helping with her when I was about 8 years old. I helped with little things like brushing her hair, making her lunch, and help her get dress. The older I got, the more I helped. I grew to love it. I think it is one the the most rewarding jobs a person can have.

Hello my name is Emilia Murillo (Emily ) for short..Iam a loving devoted caring.compassionate patient assistant/ care provide.. To care for seniors and people with needs is my passionate..weather it be just companionship..meal preping. house duties ..or just standby,it over whelms my heart with greatly gratitude knowing i can make some one happy.. One of my personal achievement ive done caring for a senior was. I was told she didnt get along with any one and was always in bad moods. But my heart was determined not to give up on her..And i can proudly say that after 6 months working with her.she was a happy young lady that was goin out of her home every day.

Im a up beat, positive caregiver. I had two patients in fresno ca but now im looking for long term or short term work. I like to help and the patient is comfortable and surly can rely on me. I can do evening or early morning calls. I believe treating people that need help can be easy if you just listen to them.

My name is Jessica and it is my passion to work with seniors. I was raised by my grandparents and volunteered with my great grandma at the senior center as a child. I think that is what sparked my passion for the senior living industry. I have worked in the senior living/ care giving industry for about 8 years. I have worked in several aspects of senior living, from care giver, concierge, wait staff, activities assistant, and my most recent accomplishment, interim activities director. What I enjoy most about working with seniors being able to help make some ones life a little easier. Whether it is assisting with hygiene needs, or just being a supportive shoulder to cry on. I enjoy making a positive impact on others life's. I also enjoy the impact they leave on my life.