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I became a caregiver because I've always wanted to be a nurse I've been in the medical field for 28 years I took care of my own son with tramatic brain injury and my dad with Alzheimer's and in the interim I worked at many facilities

I am a LPN with 8 years of experience in Long Term & Sub-Acute/Rehab,prior of being a nurse,I took care of a neurologic disable elderly for 10 years and countless experiences of CNA,HHA & Home Attendant jobs.I miss the privilege of being one on one with the client,to really know them and care for them;in the fast paced work in facilities,that is one thing we really take for granted.One of greatest achievement of that time I was working as a caregiver,was and still remained,I have a new family!.

I did a caregiving job in Nepal for almost 2 years before moving to US.I also did a caregiving job in Boston for 11 months.I love taking care of elderly people.I enjoy being a caregiver as it's my passion to care and help people, also it helps building a great experience with elderly people.I feel proud and happy at the same time when I'm able to fulfill their needs and also when I find them being satisfied with the care and support that I provide.I try do the best of me. Thank You!

For the past 6 years, I have followed a job track that prioritizes quality time and building relationships. This became a strong focus after a conversion I had in college, finding the purpose of my life in Jesus. Throughout my working life, my natural gifts of reflective listening, encouragement, self motivation, and inspiring others to work toward goals have been tuned and developed. I've learned also how to be self-reflecive, honest and clear in communication, and an efficient multitasker. Being asked to lead a missionary team for a year, and then doing it, is a personal achievement I look back on with gratitude because it forced me to utilize all my strengths and develop into skills I didn't think I had, like public speaking, attentiveness to detail and surrender to what I can't control. I would be a good caregiver because I'm passionate about sharing the love that I've been given- both in friendship and the tasks that come with caregiving- and helping whoever I'm with see how important they are. I will not be available to start any caregiving position until late in August 2020.

I am writing to express my interest to work in your facility in Boston MA. I possess special knowledge in medical care, patient care, and nursing support. I am a loyal young lady capable of providing compassionate, a good team member who is motivated, responsible, reliable person, dedicated to work under pressure with potential to learn new challenges quickly while multitasking, by caring in establishing relationship, and trusts among patient who I have heart in providing exceptional care, while servicing the residents. During my jobs training, i am very familiar with doctor’s orders for data entry, maintaining daily chart, and assessing vitals along with understanding the importance of confidentiality and professionalism.

I became a caregiver to help elderly people who aren't able to do certain things by themselves. These elderly people require some assistance, and I decided to help them out. I like being a caregiver a lot because I like to help the clients, participate in activities with the clients, and personal care. Also, I enjoy grocery shopping for them, doing light house keeping, keep them company, and etc. A personal achievement that I am proud of is receiving my high school diploma, and getting into the nursing program at Quincy College. Well to start off, I am an easy going person, and I have great communication with people. In addition, I am friendly, organized, respectful, and trustworthy individual.

I am 26 years old. I live in Weymouth. I was certified home health aid and nursing assistant but did expire. I have worked off and on for about 3 years. I love taking care of the elderly and making them feel comfortable with what ever there diagnosis us.

Because his a independent job. he make me feel like I m working with one of my family. one of them a mom who stay in a apartment by here self she's don't remember nothing for present or what to do for the they. no shower I have to remind her to eat to do most of the thing for the day that king of person cant not stay by here self. I am a nursing student in Quincy College for LPN Mother 4 kids, respect every one.

I have been caring for others since I can remember. I have compassion and humility and enjoy helping those in need of assistance so they can remain Independent in the comfort of their own home. I have been in the medical field for 24 years and continue learning new things each day. I am 100% dependable, well organized, and goal orientated with the ability to multitask. I like a challenge and consider myself upbeat with a lot of energy. I take my job very seriously and always maintain a professional but empathetic attitude. Working with the intellectually and the physically disabled person has been my specialty area for the past 6 years. Due to the State budget cuts on the disability act, my hours and wages have suffered tremendously. I would like to further my options and assist the elderly person in their homes and out in the community. I posses alzheimers, dementia, stroke, seizure, and diabetes experience, just to name a few. My availability is flexible and I can work anywhere from a 1 to a 24 hour shift. I am confident that I will be a valuable asset and can make a difference in your life. Please feel free to contact me if I can be of assistance to you, your family, or your Agency.

While completing the most challenging term of the occupational therapy assistant program at St Louis Community College in 2005, I cared for my father while he was in hospice for the last few weeks of his life. It was during this time that I established my core principle as a health care provider: work to ensure that each person lives and dies with dignity. During my years as a caregiver, I've learned to place a high value on my characteristics that foster a positive experience with a client. I offer enthusiasm, willingness to be wrong, sense of humor, and the ability to communicate at another person's level. These qualities can alter an experience from good to great. I've worked in homes and facilities, for patients with a variety of physical or mental conditions. My on the job training has included administering medications, auditing chart notes, nurse-delegated tasks such as insulin injections and wound care. I've forgotten much of what I've learned, to be honest. What I don't forget is the importance of providing the care that each patient deems right to remain dignified. After several years away from a job in healthcare, I've recently had the pleasure of providing in home care for an elderly man in hospice. For me, the remarkable aspect of caregiving are the implicit roles necessary to ensure that clients and patients maintain as much autonomy and individuality as possible. It's the way a caregiver approaches the nuances of everyday life that determines the quality of care, and life, for a patient. My enthusiasm, ability to find gratitude in all things, patience, and sense of humor are the qualities that let me shine. Providing care is not always easy. Firmly upholding the value of assisting people in a way that preserves their autonomy and dignity is what keeps me going through the not easy aspects of care giving.

Hello, My name is Cherise Johnson and I'm 20 years old. I been a CNA for about 3 years now. I'm a nice, caring and responsible young lady who has the passion for helping people. I'm a college student who's in school to be an RN. I'm always on time. The one thing I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is knowing that i can do something to help someone out.

My name is Ernestine Kebei. I have 13 years experience as a CNA/HHA and 3 years as a nurse. I love taking care of the elderly. I'm kind compassionate and caring. I have worked in long term facilities, private homes and live-in. I have a wide range of experience. I have worked with all different kind of patients with all different kind of conditions, name it I have done it. My goal is to meet and exceed the needs and expectations of my clients. When you hire me, you will have peace of mind knowing that you have hired someone who prides themselves on their integrity and makes it a priority to offer the best service possible. I'm extremely good at what I do. You can reach me at 7815262388. Thanks

I BECAME A CNA BECAUSE I LOVE TO HELP. I HAVE A BIG HEART , I AM A MOTHER, I AM KIND, CARING AND RESPONSIBLE. WHEN I WAS IN SCHOOL FOR MY TRAINING MOST OF THE STUDENTS LEFT BECAUSE WHEN THEY KNOW ABOUT WHAT KIND OF JOB IT WAS. I CHOOSE TO STAY AND HAVE MY LICENCE BECAUSE I KNEW IN MY HEART I CAN MAKE SOMEONE HAPPY WITH QUALITY CARE, I CAN MAKE A DIFFERENT. NO REGRET IF HIRING

1. I become a caregiver because I care and love the Elderly, also to be able to give the care they need and the love and the time they deserve. 2. This one-on-one support and also helping caregivers express any concerns they might have about their particular caregiving situation. 3. having increased your company’s revenue or improved its systems, making you feel that you had made a valuable contribution 4.I have an experience of almost 2 years of working in the agencies and would like to continue with the same profession. I believe that I will get a lot of opportunities in this field and success. My interest is, working with elderly people and make them feel comfortable.

1.I became a caregiver because i deeply enjoy taking care of those who are in need, especially the elderly and mentally ill.This job suits my outgoing personality and allows me to contribute all of my time and resources in helping those less fortunate than myself. 2.I enjoy seeing the smile on the faces of my many patients, it is a very rewarding profession.I love knowing that i can add just a little bit of happiness to those who desperately need it. 3.I am most proud of going back to college after having my three children to get my degree in health administration medical coding billing and human resources. 4.I am a single mother who raised three boys all on my own. Now that my children are grown i look forward to taking care of the elderly and learning more in the health field.