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I feel as though I'm a great caregiver because you will see that I care so much and I will be sure to put a smile on your face! I had thoughts of being a caregiver because I helped my mother when she started having medical issues, and I thought that maybe I would enjoy maybe helping others! I enjoy the satisfaction I get from helping people who need help and it makes me feel good to put others in a good mood!

Being a great caregiver means to love and respect. I wanted to become a caregiver to help my elders . I'm proud of keeping my elders happy.!

Hello my name is Kiara Jones ,I'm a proud 23 year old CNA as of April 2022 located in Henderson NC. Couple things I enjoy about being a CNA/caregiver is interacting with them , I look at them as if they were my family , I can say in the few months that I have been a CNA I have left some good remarks on my resident's/clients. I would say the things that attract me to being a great caregiver is the love & attention I give to my clients.

I am a great caregiver/provider because I have compassion and patience for what I do. I love helping everyone out the best way I can. I am a team player and very social. I have been a Caregiver for the past 4 years and a Medication Technician for 2 years. I am also CPR certified. I just finished school for Medical Assisting and plan on going back to school for Practical Nursing. I came into this field because I felt like this was my calling. Helping others combined with the amazing world of healthcare/medicine.

I became a CNA because my great grandmother passed away in her long-term living facility due to poor malpractice. I like being a CNA because I can assist those in need while putting a smile on their faces. I have worked in a rehabilitation and living facility center for more than a year. I have volunteered for two other facilities out side of my city as well as worked with children NB-HS ages. A personal achievement I am proud of is that I have came from a very unpleasant poor past and blossomed into a very upmost successful present life leading into my future. I also hold multiple other medical licenses which are, Certified Clinical Medical Assistant, Certified Electrocardiogram Technician, Certified Phlebotomy Technician and a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant. Something about myself is that I love to learn, I've never smoked or drank and I try my best to enjoy life to the fullest with an open mind.

I have been working as a Certified Nursing Assistant for 11 years. I started this work when both of my grandmothers had a stroke. Seeing them not being able to take care of themselves made me want to take care of others. I have worked in home care for 10 years. I have not met any client I did not love like family. I'm a mother of two boys and very much a family type person.

I love what I do! I have 3 yrs experiences plenty of references. I care for people as I or other I love would wanted be treated. I like that feel like I am helping others.

I am fun loving and I treat everyone with respect. I love being a caregiver because it comes natural for me to want to people. I enjoy being the person to put a smile on someone's face. A personal achievement I am proud of is going back to school I am going to become a practical nurse.

I became a caregiver once my grandfather got sick with cancer. I was 14 at the time and I really enjoyed helping him eat,get dressed,and take baths once to got where he could not do it himself. I like being a caregiver because I have always loved helping and motivating people who need it. It is a good feeling when you can work with a person and try your best to encourage them to keep on living and do things while they can. I have always enjoyed working with the elderly. Being able to help them achieve their daily basic needs is one of the best feelings in the world. I am a single mother of a 14 year old son. He motivates me to be the best parent that I can be. Working hard and continuing my education is the best way to do this. I'm currently in school online working on my Bachelors in Criminal Justice and Ethics. I am attending Mid American Christian University. One of my personal achievements was obtaining my Certificate in Nursing and of course being a mother to my son. I am looking for a job where I can use all of my nursing skills that I have obtained throughout the course of these years.

I'm a people person , I've raised 5 children, including two grandchildren , Children and older adults is my passion.

I am a former pediatric bone marrow transplant critical care nurse of 8 years, and decided to take a leave of absence to stay home with my children. Terminally ill children are quite often just as fragile and require the emotional support very similar to seniors. My nursing passion has brought me back to the nature of caring for patients and their families, without having to meet the fluctuating demands of beside nursing. I have been an in-home caregiver for 2 years, with a wide range of experience and circumstances. I love nurturing my patients just as I would my own family, and hope to meet YOU soon!

I know I am a great caregiver because I love working with people. I love the wisdom that the seniors have. I learn a lot from them. I chose this career because it takes a great heart to work in the healthcare field, and I know I have one of the best hearts out here. I have a couple of achievements that I am proud of like graduating from high school, graduating from school and completing a nurse aide program, and now I am currently in school to receive my Medical Assistant degree, which I recently was recognized in the Dean's List. I have so many goals that I want to complete in my life and I am going to do it. I am 26 years old, no kids, I love my family, I can be shy at first, but I'm a very outgoing person.

I Became a caregiver because my grandmother has dementia and I have a passion for working with elderly. It brings me joy to put a smile on the clients faces and their family members faces. What I like about being a caregiver, is knowing that I helped and served someone who is not able to help or serve themselves. A personal achievement that I am proud of was when I became employee of the month after 6 months of being employed at my present employer. Many of my co workers and residents said many positive things about me. I am a very outgoing, loving, and humble person. i am a team player and I am always on time.

I became a caregiver 7 years ago at the age of 16. My mother is a registered nurse and encouraged me to start in health care. I have always had the heart and compassion to help others in need especially those who were no longer able to help themselves. I keep residents smiling, uplifted, encouraged, and try to maintain as much independence as possible all while providing a service and becoming a friend. The relationship I have with most of my residents and families are one of instant familiarity and as if I'm part of the family. I have traveled the world almost and witnessed how others lived. I always try to give back to the people who appear to be in need. Although there are times i may need something's if someone seems to need it more than me I reach out an extended hand, shoulder, food, or even as simple as a smile, anything I can. I have worked in healthcare ever since I could be employed. Helping others is my life , i don't know any other way to put it. I take pride and joy and peace in my heart knowing that I am doing what god called me to do.

I became a caregiver because of the innate motherly instinct that gives me such gratification just knowing that I have helped someone that is not able to help themselves. I have cared for children as well as adults and I learned that I prefer adult care. They are just a wealth of knowledge and in most cases they do appreciate someone taking care of them and spending time with them. I met a gentlemen one day and at the time he was wearing a diaper. After working with him for about three months we started going to bathroom and taking walks in the wheelchair. I felt a great sense of gratitude for seeing such improvement. His family eventually sent him to a nursing home where he did not last long. I am a very compassionate person and believe that everyone should be treated with respect. I am also a student attempting to achieve my bachelors degree in Business Administration with a minor in health service management.

I have always loved working with the elderly. Even when I was a child I enjoyed sitting on the porch with my grandmother and her friends listening to them tell stories from their younger days! This played a big part in me wanting to become a caregiver. The best part about being an caregiver is the sense that you have contributed something into someone else's life. When I first finish high school like so many young adults I really didn't know what I wanted out of life. I started collage at A&T State University in Greensboro NC. After a year I decided to come back home because I didn't feel that Greensboro was the place for me. I Obtained my CNA 1 Certification at the local community collage and then about 10 years later I obtained my CNA 2 Certification. I feel like my greatest achievement is going back to school to obtain my RN's. The best quality I have is that I am a people person.

Being a caregiver came natural for me. I have mutiple family members in healthcare, I enjoy helping all people of all ages.and being able to put smiles on their faces. Caregiving is very therapeutic for me as well, my clients always make me feel appreciated. I was a caregiver before I became cerified and I plan to go futher my education in the Mental Health field.

I'm Grant I'm 37 and I normally work with patients who are experiencing mental health crisis IDD community but I'm willing to work with anybody I get along well with others I honestly think I havnt ever met a stranger I like being able to feel like I'm making a difference and that's one of the reason I'm a good caregiver! I plan on furthering my career in nursing or social work so I could use this as a stepping stone for either I hope to hear from you and your loved ones soon!

1. I became a caregiver for 2 reasons. The first was simply to help others. The second reason was to break stereotypes and social expectations-when someone needs help and you can help them, it is a truly honest exchange of humanity and socioeconomic status, race, religion, etc fall to the wayside and you get to see REAL people which is such a beautiful thing. 2. The moment when your pt realizes that you truly do care about them and their well-being. 3. Getting pulses back as team lead on multiple codes and knowing that the family didn't lose a member that day. 4. I am a technology nerd.

I became a caregiver to help patients feel comfortable in there own home and not go to a nurse home. And I love what i do. What i like about being a caregiver is I like to interact as a member. My achievement is to provide personal care and safety requirements by seeing my patients cared for while in my care. About my self i am a loving and caring person.