Iowa Central Community College

Honest and caring. I have been working in homecare for 10 years.

Hello! Thank you for taking the time to view my profile in consideration of taking care of your loved one. I have been a CNA for 13 years now. I am compassionate, empathetic, caring, gentle, and very understanding. I am CPR/First Aid Certified, active and up to date CNA Certificate with the State Board of Nursing, Arizona Certified Caregiver, Level 1 fingerprint clearance card which is an intensive national background check. With my years of experience I believe I have what it takes in making sure your loved one is well taken care of in the comfort of their home. I live by one motto: SAFETY FIRST!

I am 21 years old i have experience taking care of my grandparents and younger children. I have an associates degree as well. I have always had a passion for elderly people, being able to help them out and learn the knowledge they have to offer. I love to have a good time and make people smile. I enjoy exercise, cooking , and just helping out! I also have a 6month old son and am planning to get back enrolled in school.

I have worked as a Caregiver for over 15 years. Went to college for LPN. I enjoy working to help & care for people, it is very satisfying to me, I feel it stems from growing up in a large family. I have three grown children & care for three of my Grandchildren full time & love every minute of it, they all are loving, kind, generous, & intelligent for their ages. They would be the most recent thing I am proud of to date!

I'm very outgoing. I'm a big problem solver. I warm up to people fast, but it takes me a little while at first. I realized I wanted to get into the healthcare field right after my grandpa died. I remember how I used to try and help my grandma take care of him all the time. I wish we could've kept him at home but it was too hard on my grandma. I wish back then we knew about home health care services. My favorite thing about what I do is how much time I get to spend with my clients. Since its all one-on-one I get to enjoy their company more so than I would if I were working in a facility taking care of 15 patients rather than 1. Some of their stories are so interesting, especially the ones when they talk about history and being in wars. There is just so much to learn from the elderly.

I have been caring for elderly family members and United States veterans for over ten years.

I love the feeling of helping someone who is unable to do things for themselves. I enjoy being a CNA because I get to help people in need and form a close bond with them. At the end of the day I know I was able to help someone with something we feel is such a simple task everyday that they can no longer do on their own. I have moved to Texas from my home state Iowa to better my life and my sons life and I think that is a great achievement. I love working with people, I am a fast learner and a hard worker!

I started with my CNA when I turned 20 years old. I worked in skilled facilities for 8 years helping seniors with ADL's and physical therapy. I love what I do and the companionship that comes along with not only the person I'm taking care of but with the family as well.

Hello, Thank you for viewing my profile. My name is Victoria, I am a 34 year old wife, mother, animal lover and natural caregiver at heart. Caregiving is my passion! I have many years of different walks of caregiving experience. Whether it be from employers in a group home setting, and one on one clients, caring for my own elderly family members and owning and operating Inhome childcare. I would love to meet you and your family and discuss your desires and needs when it comes to how I may help.

I am a very compassionate person who loves helping people. I enjoy meeting new clients and getting to know them on a personal level. Caregiving is what I do, being there to help others is what it's all about. I am very proud of my raising of 4 wonderful children who are as selfless and caring as I am.

I became a caregiver because there is no greater joy then helping those who are in need. There is no greater feeling in which you get when you can help someone out, and knowing that they truly do appreciate what you do for them. Aside from that feeling, taking the time to know and understand someone is what I enjoy most about being a caregiver. My personal achievement in which I am most proud of with being a caregiver is seeing a heart-warming smile on someone's face. Going above and beyond the required amount of care, and knowing that the littlest things can really make someone's day. I started out working in the Dietary Aid field as a cook for an Assisted Living facility. Being around an environment like such, made me realize that my true passion lies towards helping others. Ever since I realized my compassion for being a caregiver, I switched directions in my field of work. I have been working with Assisted Living facilities for two years now. It is such an accomplishment that I can go to work every day, knowing that I have truly helped people out in such a touching way that leaves a smile on their face.