Mitchell Community College

I've been a cna for 18 years I have a degree in medical assistant. I also have my own home care agency as well. I love taking care of people. If i can make one person smile i have done my job.

I feel as though I am a good Christian woman. I love working and sitting with the elderly and listening to their stories. I have learned by staying with people just how wonderful they are and how they can help me as I press forward

I am a compassionate and caring person. I have a soft voice and and a gentle nature. I find caring for the elderly very rewarding. I enjoy hearing about their lives and any advice they have for me.

I guess I become a caregiver because I absolutely have always loved helping and taking care of people.And also very proud for being a CNA active for 21 years! I really hate that it expired due to covid when covid was going on 2 years ago I am going to go back to school and get my CNA license again soon. I am a very loving and caring person and again as I said I love helping and taking care of people I also treat my clients like I would want them to treat my family.

Hello, Im A Certified Personal Care Assistant Ive Worked In Health Care For 6 Years, In Home Care & Facilities For Assistant Living & Little In A Skilled Facility I Love What I Do I Take Care Of My Clients/Residents As If It's My Family Member I Care & Im Glad I Can Be A Help To Someone!

I'm 39 years old, married to my husband who is a disabled veteran. I have my Bachelor's degree in Human Services and have worked as a special needs teacher assistant and bus driver. I'm very patient and love helping others and I'm an animal lover!! I have a part time job cleaning houses but I'm looking for a caregiver job because I miss helping people I'm very close to my grandparents because they basically raised me I and help them whenever they need me.

I have been a caregiver for over ten years. I absolutely love taking care of people and I believe that if they could most people would choose to stay in their homes and have care but sometimes it's not that easy to do medical problems or other things come into play. I'm 40 yes old and far as I can remember I have taken care of someone so this comes natural to me, I would and am very proud to say that my biggest accomplishment is me receiving my GED in 2012. I didn't get the chance to graduate high school due to family issues but I did go back and get my education.

I'm a caring and knowledgeable CNA. I've worked with the geriatric population since I was 12! I started volunteering at the nursing home my mother was working at as the social worker. I've been a CNA since I was 18 years old. I'm very understandable about the effects of Alzheimer's and dementia and how it changes your loved one. I have said for years that working with "old people" is my calling. It's what I do best. I'm currently working on getting my nursing license but this will not interfere with my ability to be at work when I'm supposed to be. I'd love to care for your loved one!

I am a caring mother of 5 my children are 14,12,7,4 & 2 months old. I have a passion for helping others from my grandmother whom I took care of until she passed away. I love to cook and make people smile I'm not a stranger to cleaning and showing extra attention and care.

Hello, my name is Patricia Green and I've been a caregiver for over 30 years. I enjoy taking care of people. I have experience in basic life support as a previous EMT.

I have been a caregiver for almost five years now, and I am CNA certified. I love helping others with anything they may need, or just being a companion and someone to talk too. I have been in two nursing homes and I love everything about being a caregiver. One thing I am proud of is that I am finally back in school, and I am going to continue my education.

I became a caregiver in 2002 when my dad became terminally ill and could no longer care for himself so I decided that is what I wanted to do was take care of my father. So I went back to school and got my GED and CNA all in the same year. Since then I love what I do I just wish it paid more than what it does I think it takes someone very special to be a CNA or in the medical field. I like being a caregiver because I am a very caring person and I know how i felt when I was taking care of my dad i wanted the best and my opinion that was me no one else was good enough to take care of my dad so that makes you really stop and think about the person you are taking care of and it really makes you perform good care on them because the way I always see it is I think of that individual being my family. Being able to take care of my dad his last years on this earth was very special to me and a personal achievement that I will always cherish. I have been a CNA for 12 years and I love every bit of it I definitely have learned alot along the way. I have my license upon request for them so you can check me out on the NC registry.

I became a caregiver to try a give back to people who show the most kindest and wisdom. I like being able to here the experiences of someone who often times is looking for someone to talk to. A personal achievement I am proud of is excelling in school work and achieving my certification from the state of North Carolina. I am a humble individual who prefers to listen well then speak loudly. Respect is something that I feel this career path requires and will be useful in a number of situations.

my grandma was a LPN for 30 +yrs and I use to go to work with her when I was little and I fell in love with how she did her work and I would take my babydolls with me and when she would do her vital signs I would do mine on my baby dolls and I just see it like this if they were not here we wouldn't be here

I have enjoyed being a caregiver for 11yrs. I specialize in geriatrics with Alzheimer's \Dementia and it has always held a special place in my heart. I know with the experience and talent that I have I am able to help keep them in their home safe, healthy, and happy.