College of the Sequoias

I am great at what I do. I love to help one who are in need. I like being a caregiver because I took care of my grandpa when in need and made me realize I want to continue to help thoes in need. I am proud of myself for finishing the program to become a CNA while in hightschool.

I am 20 years old I have 7 brothers and sisters .Being around them has taught me to have patience and how to be a second mother to them.I would be a great care giver because I want to become a doctor to help children around the world.

I am a very caring individuals I fell in love with providing care for residents or clients. Being able to bring happiness to someone and help them with whatever they need just to see them smile that's what attracted me to being a Caregiver. What I like most is the relationships you build with with each individual. You really begin to cherish it. Every single person that I've given care to have been happy to have me as a caregiver and give compliments I think that's my personal achievement that I'm proud of.

I have my own special needs child and I have been taking care of children since i was still in high school. I am CPR/AED certified. I work well with others and I am always willing to help in any way I am qualified to do so. I love children and I am a flexible and determined person to do a great job in all the things I do.

I am a C.N.A continuing my Nursing Career, currently attending school to become an LVN. I became a C.N.A. because I wanted to provide the greatest quality, optimistic, loving and respectful care to all who are in need. I love assisting and showing Patients there are compassionate people out there who can care for them when their loved ones cannot. I like having that satisfaction and feeling the gratitude from patients. I am proud to say there are many patients I've worked with that have been happy with my care. Family members thank me and that's all that matters to me. If they are happy, I am happy. I am simply a compassionate, nonjudgmental and caring person.

I consider myself to be patient, warm, kind, and giving. I enjoy taking care of others, making them feel comfortable and appreciate it. Ive had the privilege to look after a friend that's 101 years old, he has so many go experiences and still has the a wonderful attitude. I feel happy that in some way I can contribute to making someone feel special and loved.

It comes natural to me I am 31 years old have cared for my grandfather for 10 years he had a stroke and was completely immobile. I had to perform everyday tasks getting him up in the morning feedings,bathing,bathroom visits,grooming,catheter cleanings,medications insulin shots,housekeeping,laundry and just anything that he needed.helping people makes me feel like i am making a difference in there life and helping them live healthy and happy.

I grew up dreaming of becoming a nurse. In high school I enrolled in a program for Nurse Assistant where I enjoyed clinical. (Unfortunately I did not test, therefore I just have course completion but no certification.) My clinical portion of the class was at 2 facilities one I worked with multiple diseases and disorders and the other was strictly dementia and Alzheimer's residents. My heart went out to everyone. I loved the stories the residents would tell me about the life they lived before. I was saddened to see how little support they had, with most of their families busy living their own lives, so I decided I would be a little piece of their family. And ever since, I've wanted nothing more than to help and care for people with limitations and disabilities whom no longer have a fair chance at living a comfortable life. I currently work through a company that provides in home services for clients who need 24 hour care. Which I couldn't love any more!

Hi, My name is Valerie, I love helping as much as i can, my 1st career was being a medical assistant, my grandma has a lot of stuff wrong with, since i saw dealing with doctors and medication after medication that's when i knew i want to help others i want to be there for patients who are sick or anyone who is sick. i love helping people, its something i love to do.

I am a phenomenal Caregiver because I solemnly believe in Empathy . One of the best qualities I could have as a caregiver is a sense of empathy for those being cared for. Whether you’re caring for a small child in daycare or helping an elderly person recover from surgery, a sense of personal understanding and connection is vital. Good caregivers like myself understand they may feel vulnerable, scared, confused and uncomfortable, and being able to identify and allay these fears can create a sense of calm and trust for those being cared for. Having an innate sense of selflessness and empathy, “sweetness,” a willingness to serve, an absence of “attitude,” and the patience to weather a patient’s bad days is important. Patience is the essence to everything! I know how to separate myself from potential anger and resentment and not take the situation personally, all while still providing high-quality care services. Not to mention I am extremely reliable and have a nurturing nature. I will provide as much love, emotional, and mental support , as well as physical. Being a voice of encouragement and enlightenment I will provide happiness and an easier life for those I aid.

I am a compassionate person who just loves taking care of others.

I became interested in care giving when my grand mother broke her back when I was 12. I helped take care of her for many years until her passing in 2013. I am a very kind person. I am gentle and very understanding. I am a people person. I feel like careing for the elderly is something I'm meant to do. I am proud of my last job where I cared for a lady for 5 years and upon her passing was 103 1/2. I will forever miss her. I enjoy the company of the elderly something about their old souls. I also love that I help their last year's be the best that they can be!