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Over the past 20 years I have worked as a LVN at St. David's Hospital from Post Op care to Rehab. I have Great Communication Skills , Assessment Skills , I'm Organized and I am a Team player. Most of all I am Very Caring !! . My Compassion , Positive Attitude and Patience for other has brought me a long way. I have also worked in a long term care facility as well . I started my care giving career as a CNA . I currently work at a Elementary school grades Pre-k / 5th grade.

I am a great caregiver because I love caring for people that are in need of assistance. I was born to be a caregiver, my 1st Christmas present I can remember was a child's medical bag. I was the caregiver for everyone in my home at an early age. What I like about being a caregiver is being there to make the sick feel better and have them look forward to a lovely day. I am very proud of being in the healthcare profession for the past forty-two year, and still loving what I do, after all these years.

Hi there! I have 7+ years of experience working as a nursing assistant and medication aide (combined). I have worked in a skilled nursing and assisted living type of facility. I have experience in checking vitals, administering medicine, and keeping them engaged. I am passionate about making people as comfortable as they can possibly be.

like to take care of people. Every person that I have met through my experience as a caregiver have been unique. I always encourage and promote as much independence as possible. I strive to keep my clients engaged in activity. I have worked with many clients with various diagnosis- including dementia care and Alzheimer's. "

Hello my name is Rae, I've worked in the caregiving industry as a Personal Care Attendant/Home Care Attendant for over 10 years. I feel it's my calling to give back what was given to me -care & companionship. I'm originally from Austin, Texas and very familiar with the Central, North, and Northeast Austin area. I'm an English speaker, and It would be a pleasure to work with and spend time with a female client that match my qualifications and skills.

I have been a caregiver for twenty years, first with my own children then as an residential occupational therapist and finally nursing assistant working in private, institutional and home care. My education and experience has provided me with knowledge of critical acute care and other relevant skills required in patient care. Since 1978, I have been in the Office and Administrative Support occupations with experience in business administration, operations and management, Certified in Nursing, and Medication Aide with Clinical Acute Care skills in Aseptic Technique, Phlebotomy, Electrocardiography, Telemetry and Monitoring since 2010 and I am a perfect match for the position since I naturally actively looking for ways to help people.. In these past roles as administrator, manager, office support, and caregiver. My key responsibilities include the management of administrative practices, the methods used to gather and analyze information of clients, employees, members and consumers. My abilities to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with those interested or involved in the work of the unit, review and evaluate policies and procedures, plan, organize, and coordinate activities of diversified units, interpret employment contracts agreements, laws, rules and regulations and apply them to specific situations, evaluate and enforce contracts agreements, compile and interpret data, analyze and resolve problems, prepare correspondence and informative reports and

I become a caregiver because I like to work with patients My personal achievement it is to make sure I do what I need to do for my clients. My name is Francine Chibaye,I have been working has a CNA for more than four years now and I do like my job ,because that was my dream to be a CNA and have to work with clients.

1. I became a CNA helping take care of my great granmother and i feel in love with nursing. 2. I like everything about nursing. I like the fact that you can make a difference just by giving a glass of water to a patient. The fact that pateints or in pain but yet still can say THANK YOU! thats a blessing within its self. 3. Growing and learning alot from other nurses and or doctors. I have became a instructor for N-95 masks and also on the DECON team. 4. I am currently a nursing student. Fast and eager learner. I love new things and have a very outgoing. 5. I have a medical assistant license 6. I have my non-certified license for anesthesiologist tech.

Hi!! I'm Soraya I'm European decent, been carrying for individual sense the late 80's. I am CNA certified state of Tx, a Mental Health Tech worked for the star 20yrs, I'm very compassion, carrying, honest,dependable, lovable. I Provide Home care and Mental health care, specialize in Alzheimer/Dementia, I enjoy working with people treating them like my own family making that different in there life's, which makes me feel joyable n loved to know I can provide joy and love to someone else. Thanks for reading!!!713 280 9009

Hello! I'm B. Taylor Allbaugh and I love helping out people! I have had a lot of experiences with all different ages to help with their needs! I wanted to be a caregiver because I enjoy helping people who need an extra hand in their daily routine! I'm really good with arts and crafts when children are involved ! Also, I really enjoy getting to the know the clients because it in this field it's all about their needs and how I can help them in the best way I can!

Hi, my name is Kayla Sargent, I'm 22 almost 23 years old! I have a very spunky two year old daughter! I'm very passionate about helping people. I've been a CNA for close to a year now! I am CPR certified and BLS. I can help you with your activities of daily living, consisting of tolieting, grooming, bathing, meal preparation, transportation. And I also do light house keeping! Anything you need I'm your girl! I did my clinicals while getting my CNA license in a Nursing home, and I Work PRN at Seton Hospital so i've helped all kinds of people with different problems and scenarios.

I Love the instant gratification and sense of fulfillment that i receive by helping to serve and care for others. I have been so Blessed to have the Ability to help and care for people and their Families during tomes of Need. I have dealt with many of Life's obstacles and somehow have always been able to stay positive and turn my situation into an opportunity of a learning experience. I am kind, caring, down to Earth and non judgemental. Just Enjoying Life.

I began caregiving when I saw the struggle my father had with taking care of my stepmother in her last few months. She had dementia and was not able to take care of herself. My father was overwhelmed, scared, and didn't know how to get help. I stepped in and found that I was pretty good at it. When my father became unable to care for himself alone I started part time helping out with his needs. I became his full time caregiver for the last few years of his life and so glad I did. After his passing I was a live in caregiver for a couple for about a year. One passed and the other needed to be placed in a nursing home. This is when I begain working for Amada. I have moved to Colorado for a cooler climate, and I love it here.

I am in nursing school because I want to help people. I enjoy being around people and think that I would be a good caregiver because I am easygoing and am told that I am quick to learn. I also have experience with kids and people with special needs. I would like to gain more experience around elderly people, as I believe they have a lot to teach me, regardless of their abilities. It makes me sad that we live in such a culture that idolizes youth. I hope to enjoy humorous moments, time outside, and possibly even games of Scrabble.

I am a 45 year Hispanic with passion in helping others. I am a wife and a mom of an amazing 14 year old boy. I believe there is not enough humans willing to care for our elders the way they deserved to be care for. I am very passionate about making sure our elders have respectful-loving-care. I love and care for my elders as I would like someone to care for me some day, as I am always willing to above and beyond to make sure that I provide the best service possible, and make sure I help make their life happy and confortable as possible. My reason for doing this line of work is because I love humans in general, but specially my elders and children.

I have been a caregiver for 3 years now and I love it. I've learned so much about people and things they did and achieved throughout their lifetime.I love getting to know people learning about their past .

Business ethics I was doing Uber and Lyft beside my regular job, and I have been able to identified when someone need assistance, such as help to get in or out of car. During my driving I meet someone that I pick up from a hospital that i had to get out of my car to push his wheelchair. In less than 2 min, he told me how much help he needed to move around. I knowledge his frustration that he wasn't able to find help to assist him. When I dropped him off, I had to push him to his apartment, and as soon he opened the door, it was obvious his conversation. As Uber and Lyft drivers, we shouldn't exchange information, however, I compromise to ask one of my friends if he can help out. Since my friend wasn't able to help, the same day late at night, I asked him what kind of help he need most, and he told me desperate; all my close is duty, I can't reach into the washer, my caregiver got sick and hasn't return since two weeks. I said, ok. I can help to do that, so right the next day, Sunday morning I was there at 8am. This is a long story that I should write a book about it, but as this one, I had other stories that my instinct as human been comes out without looking for rewards. Therefore I'm broke because money is the last thing I think about it when someone needs my help. Pretty much that is my personal achievement, help others without waiting nothing on return. However, if I don't drive because I spent time helping others, then how i will survive myself, and take care of my family too.

Hello[?] my name is Angelina and I've been a caregiver in the Austin/Cedar Park area for around 5 years. I'm currently in Radiology Nursing School & loving the journey! I have experience super broad and would love to connect and see if I can help you out .

I am a compassionate, creative, outgoing and loving person. I am looking to be a caregiver because I find that work to be meaningful and not "just a job" and something I am passionate about. I would enjoy being with someone in their final stage in life and giving them the best care I can but most importantly companionship. A personal achievement I am proud of is graduating college next summer !

I became a caregiver because I truly enjoy being around the elderly and gaining wisdom from them as well. I take joy in letting the elders or disabled that I take care of know, that regardless of circumstances, they still have more of life to live like anybody else. One of my best caregiving moments was with my second client I've ever tended to. I used to do her makeup, comb her hair, watch tv, laugh, listen to music, dance with her and etc. She was an elderly lady that was bound to a wheel chair because of back and leg issues but because I brought so much life back into her, she was always excited to see me when it was my turn to tend to her. She loved me so much, she used to talk about me to her family and eventually introduced me to them. When I relocated because of school, she was hurt, she said that I was the best caregiver she has ever had. She was so touched by our time we had together and the joy I brought to her that she told me that she was wiling to clean out one of her rooms she used as storage so that I could stay there with her, still be able to go to school (just online), and continue to be her caregiver, I was so touched. This is what I'd love to do for your loved one ! Make them feel as both family and a friend while still doing my duties and keeping professional as a caregiver ! (Sorry for the run on sentences).