Mt. Hood Community College

I became a caregiver because of the passion of caring for others. I like to make the difference in people life's. My personal achievement is been able to go to school to become a nurse.Still in school. I have been a CNA for over 12years and going to school for nursing and I am pour to be a care giver.

I've been doing care giving for 5 years. I love what I do and do my best. I've became a care giver to help others in need of time.

I am very passionate about what I do and put all my effort into making sure that needs of the individuals I care for are full filled to the highest level possible for the situation at hand. I try my hardest to always have a positive attitude and take pride in my work. As for what attracted me to this line of work well let's just say it was thrown on my lap one afternoon and over time has become a passion of mine. I love having the ability to make others feel as though they are important and that their wants and needs are not only being heard but also being acted upon to get the results they want or need at that moment. I am a single mother to four of the most beautiful souls I have ever met. I take pride in the fact I am able to show them that hard work always pays off in the end.

I love to be able to help those thats not able to help themself. to make a change in others life to let them know that there are someone that care for them genuinely. Also Caring and being able to give the love n respect companionship they need and more that need to be done.

I'm a loving mother of one. I have a lot of patience. I enjoy helping people. I pay a lot of attention to detail. I took care of an elderly lady for seven years, it was a wonderful experience. I enjoy learning this from older people and helping them with whatever I can.

I enjoy care giving. I think that's key to providing great service. Although I am a male nurse most of my private nursing clients have been female. I have years of experience and have invested a lot of time in education which I think helps also. I became an RN when my wife (also a nurse) suggested I look into it. I think I like it because I have a passion for assisting people in need. I have valuable experience that enables me to accurately report potential and existing problems to a primary care provider. I hold a BSN and have now retired my license in the state of Oregon.

I love helping people and being there for others I have been a caregiver for over 20years