Clayton State University

I became a care giver because I love to satisfy my patients. I enjoy contributing to the well being of their health and I love to serve others. I love knowing that I helped safe a life or brightened up someone day or helped save a life. I am proud of obtaining my CNA license. I am also in college for a biology pre med degree with intentions of going to med school. I am also in the military, as I said before I love to serve others. I was able to experience saving ones live one day as I experienced a man get hit by a car while I was coming from school one day. He was lying on the floor with his leg bone snapped in half and piercing through his skin. He had also snapped his shoulder and was bleeding profusely through other areas of his body. I was able to keep him conscious and responsive, contact his family, and contact the police about the situation with efforts of keeping him alive.

Hello, my name is Jamie Boykin. I am 26 and a mother of 4. I was raised by my grandmother most of my life. The tables have turned and now she calls on me. I have always had a connection with my elders more so than my peers. I've always enjoyed learning when it comes to health care. I've felt like it was my calling and always what I wanted to do. I enjoy helping others and seeing the smiles on their faces. I have gained many friends and extra pairs of "grandparents" through out my journey working as a CNA. I have received many letters of gratitude from residents along with a plaque for my dedication from my previous employer, and have earned "employee of the quarter" a few times. I have recently moved from Fayette County and hoping to build new relationships as I continue my journey as a CNA.

I love what I do and I am compassionate, honest, positive, and have good communication skills. Being a caregiver for 3 years I have patience and empathy for my clients. I treat them as my on family members or how I want to be treated. Did I mention that I love what I do? I do believe at some points throughout out lives we may need some type of assistant/help. That is one of my greatest accomplishments doing for others what they may not be able to do for themselves. Still making them feel important and independent with assistance. Its important to still be feel yourself even when you can not fully be yourself. With my assistance, company, and laughter you or your family member will enjoy the time and assistance spent with me.

I'm a college student working on getting my Bachelors in Nursing . One day I plan on being a Registered Nursing. I'm nice , honest , and responsible. I have my own car , and I currently live in Ellenwood, Ga. I'm a certified CNA and EKG. I graduated high school in 2019.

Hello my name is sanaya scott. I am from Hampton Virginia. I love my job as a caregiver because it makes me happy and others around me happy. My grandma passed April of 2020 which made me want to help elderly even more. I love knowing the fact that they are being taken care of in someone good hands. You don't just work for the money you work to make them happy

I always have clients that say great things about me. I always treat my clients with the same respect and care that I would hope to have one day when I need to be taken care of.

Well my warm bubbly, engaging, and welcoming personality makes me great at being a caregiver. I truely love to make the individual and family comfortable, with my care and service. I feel if your dedicated, and early to begin care. It prompts you to be very officiant. Which allows the person in need of care to trust you. To be there to help them accordingly. What attracted me to caregiving is being introduced into as a child. My great-aunt raised me. She was 70 years old. After the passing of my parents. It was jus her and I. My great-aunt took care of me, and I took care of her. We had to rely on each other. And as I grew older, she became very ill, I never left her side. I stayed with her, assisting bed baths, ADL, dialysis etc at the very age of 16. I learned about care giving, As time progressed in dedication of care of her. However, after her demise, I felt it was my duty and passion to be there for others. So I became attracted to the field of caregiving and patient care. What I enjoy most about care giving is the outcome of the individuals. and his or her progress of regaining strength, amongst good health, overcoming there situation. To have a testimony to help others, whom are trying to get past there difficulties. My personal achievement, I am most proud of is working hard to get an associates degree in Associate of Science/Pre-nursing. Which will guide me higher up in the world of health care. So I can obtain my LPN license, and later my RN license. With the right educational tools to be even better caregiver with this journey.

Caregiving has always been my passion. I've always taken pride and joy into the work I do. Some may look at caregiving as a job, but I look at it as a duty. I treat all my patients/clients like family. I treat them like I would treat my loved ones. I seek a caregiving path because I want to be able to put comfort in their lives even if I can't fix everything.

I am a natural born care giver! I love helping people and taking care of their needs. I am a quick learner, quirky, fun, loyal, compassionate, and super empathetic. My son has autism so I care give for life. It is something of which I'm truly passionate. I've worked with special needs children for 6 years (and currently). It's truly a rewarding experience. They teach me as much as I teach them. I was paraprofessional of the year my first year hired. I have consistently gained knowledge and experience/training since then.

Being able to be patient with patients and also to listen and be there for them help with caregiving for citizens. I enjoy caring for others of different backgrounds, ages, and situations. The point that I enjoy helping others and making people happy is what I enjoy most. I've had many accomplishments but the part of being a care giver and helping whoever I can when I'm most needed is fulfilling to me.

I am college student who is excellent at caring and looking after others. I follow instructions well and I can care for all ages. I know how to cook and clean. I have a wonderful and outgoing personality.

I am a great caregiver because I make bonding a habit, it is something that is good for the soul. I enjoy being around people and making them smile, especially when it's something that brings out creativity!#Maintaining vibrancy and getting the job done

Patience make me a great caregiver When dealing with the elderly, it is essential for a caregiver to be patient. I like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. I take pride in my attention to detail. I enjoy keeping the elderly happy & keeping the company . Personal achievement ? One year in the caregiving field

Hello! My name is Makala : ), nice to meet you! I am a old soul. My passion for taking care of the elderly started when I was young. I believe that the young should step in and assist the elderly. I love listening and making sure that there needs are met. The difference between me and others is that my heart is in it and I am a child of God. I will make sure your love ones are taken care of how I would want someone to take care of my loved ones.

I AM COMPASSIONSATE WITH THE ABILITY OF HELPING MY CLIENTS NOT ONLY FEEL IMPORTANT BUT ALSO I AM SKILLED IN REHABILIATION IF NECESSARY.

Hello my name is Shanteriunna Miller , and I'm 18 years old & im intrested in being a great caregiver. What makes me a great caregiver is that I'm very patient, I'm reliable , I'm trustworthy, and I'm flexible. What attracted me to being a caregiver is that I feel the desire to want to help others, I wanna develop new skills, I want to learn to value the present and I also want to feel accomplished. I enjoy most being a caregiver is that being able to help people get back their health and lives from sickness and taking care of sick people that needs my help gives me joy in my heart and it let me know they need people to work with them that care. A personal achievement that I am proud of is making a difference

living with a Grandmother who was a midwife and a traditional herbalist inspired me to care for helping when I saw the joy she brought onto peoples lives. what I like about being a CNA is knowing that I provided my best needed assistant to an individual at the end of the day and they felt cared for and loved. Being able to bring joy into ones live as well as putting a smile on their face. I am Fatimah. 24 years old. Senior at Clayton State University and I am very passionate about helping seniors to find joy as they continue to embrace the blessings of living.

I'm a naturally empathetic and patient person, which allows me to connect with individuals on a personal level and provide support that goes beyond just physical care. Whether it's assisting someone in maintaining their independence or simply being a comforting presence, I find deep purpose in supporting people through vulnerable times. Seeing how small acts of kindness or support can brighten someone's day is incredibly rewarding. The relief it brought to their loved ones--was an unforgettable experience that reminded me why I chose this profession.