Randolph Community College

being a caregiver PCA is a grate filling am proud of myself knowing am helping out someone who needs care i like making a residents day also when they ask for help and depend on me to help them out is just a wonderful filling that i can provide that and the help they need.

I'm a very responsible, trustworthy, and caring person .I love to be a caregiver to help people especially if they elderly people I can h elp them with there medicine and getting around to doctors appointments etc

I have been a certified nursing assistant for almost 12 years now. During this time i have worked mostly with the geriatric population. I have worked home care, assisted living, skilled, and hospital settings. I have worked with clients who need total to little help during their day. I love working with the older generation because they're full of wisdom and alot of knowledge. I enjoy talking with and getti g to lnow them and their families. It fills a void for me too, as i don't have grandparents living. I guess you could say i adopt them.

I am 39 years old and I have been in the medical field since I was 19 years old I started out as a Emt/Paramedic. But I wanted to know if the people who I helped out lived or died so I decided to get into nursing while working as a pharmacy technician. I started working in a nursing home then I started working for Randolph county schools. Then I got into home health care nursing while still working for Randolph county schools in summer I would work for a daycare company & also the home health care nursing. I also got started working for a veterinarian & learned allot about treating animals and helping hurt animals also. I enjoy helping people and caring for them it's my passion. I feel like if I have made a difference in at least one person's life than I have done something good.

I'm Addie and I'm 26 years old. I have been a CNA for about 2 years now and I love every minute of it. I have an undeniable passion for helping others! I am starting Nursing school in August but want to continue caring for those who may need assistance while earning my degree. I'm extremely reliable and I work hard at everything I do. I want nothing more than to be able to make a difference in the lives of patients and family who needs it! Give me a chance, and I won't let you down!

I enjoyed taking care of my great-grandparents, and entered the role full time, after my aunt's death ; I also took care of an aunt and uncle during their time of need. I enjoy this job, because I like helping people.

Hi! I am Amber, and I am experienced, I have been working in the home health aide industry for a little over 5 months now, I'm a happy person, I rarely get aggravated, I'm on time and love people. Taking care of my grandfather who had Alzheimer's disease brought my love for caring for our elderly, they've seen so much in life and just deserve to be comfortable and happily taken care of. I love the sense of pride I get when I can say that I'm taking care of someone and they end up happy and healthy.

I became a caregiver because its what I do naturally because I believe I was born to care for people. Being a caregiver has given the opportunity to get to know people and their needs and appreciate every day that has been given to me, because you never know the turn that life may take. I am proud to say that I have came across some great people as a Can who has given the determination and appreciation of life. I have been a caregiver for 8 years and still going strong.

I am very compassionate and have been working in this field for 20 years.I chose this field because of my compassion and huge heart and my ability to empathize with others and give them the best care possible.

Im a hard worker,dedicated and team player got alot of experience with all kinds of dementia patients

I'm real caring don't meet a stranger willing to go above and beyond to help with anything that needs to be done. I enjoy talking to my pts helping them.im most proud of when people recognize my hard work and tell me I'm doing good