Felician College

I believe that I am a great caregiver because this term represents two different concepts that I am passionate about: care and giving. One of the most vital characteristics of a dedicated caregiver is the ability to provide comfort to individuals who need it most, and the most rewarding byproduct of this field is the gratitude and appreciation I perceive from the patients. I became a caregiver for two main reasons; primarily because the ability to assist others appeals to me. The other reason why I entered this field is because ever since I was young, I have appreciated the efforts of caregivers around me who altruistically performed their duties for both relatives and acquaintances. There's a difference between providing a service and providing a service with a full heart and with the intent to not only perform a duty, but to also be human. I recognize that this is a stressful time in the client lives, and that during the present, it is most important to give them the attention that they require in order to heal both physically and even mentally. What I am particularly proud of in terms of my achievements are that I achieved my intended goals and wanting to obtain an Associate Degree as a registered nurse. This is something that I always wanted to accomplish, and as I am currently working on my BSN. My perseverance have surprised even myself, as I did not know that I was this passionate about my career and that expanding it to its full potential would give me so much pleas

I have been a senior citizen care giver since I was in college. I went to school full time, 9 am to 2 pm and worked full time in a retirement community from 3pm until 11pm. I enjoy spending time and caring for seniors. I consider who I am caring for as an extension of my own family. I put myself in their shoes, keeping them safe, stimulating cognitive activities, creating social, emotional and psychological well being. I place myself in their shoes and treat everyone the way I would want to be treated, with love, respect and kindness.I am honest, reliable and responsible. I have great patience, am an optimistic and happy person. I am able to spend as much time as needed to care for your loved one.

I became a caregiver after my grandmother passed, she always helped and care for people. This is my way of honoring her in a way. I love the fact that I make a differences in someone's live. The bond I have with my clients and their families for me is my personal achievement when they can completely and whole heartly put their trust in you. I take pride in my work, I love my work and knowing my grandmother will be proud of the way I care for others gives me peace of mind. I am caring, compassionate, reliable and trusting are just few of the things my clients and their families with learn about me. I currently work PRN and Per Diem with two top leading companies in the state of NJ (Atlantic Health Services and LifeChoice Hospice) as a Hospice aide and home health aide. I am both state certified as a Nurse Aide and Home Health Aide

I want to become a Caregiver to make a difference in the patient or client life. What I like being a Caregiver is helping others and reassure them that I am here to support them, assist them with difficult task, and making their experience with me is comfortable. My personal achievement that I am proud of, is when I graduated from college. It took dedication and hard word to succeed. I am patient, honest, consistent, and prompt when it comes to my work. I am reliable if I am needed. However, I put my 100% in my job to make sure I have completed my work effectively and successfully.

I became a caregiver because before my grandmother passed i felt like i wasnt there for her enough so i would like to be there for someone elses family. I enjoy seeing the patient happy and satisfied. I'm a very friendly person & I have great patience. I love learning new things from people especially those wiser than me & of age.

I am a reliable, faithful and dependable caregiver because I am passionate about caring for people. Especially those that are less privilege, and it is my responsibility to ensure safety and perform good hygienic procedure for my patient. Provide comfort and ADL support.