El Paso Community College

I became a caregiver 13 years ago. I love what i do. I treat people the way i want ro be treated. Im hard qorker, always on time. My job is really important for me.

I love being a caregiver because I enjoy taking care of others- especially during the last years of life. I finished my nursing assistant course, and I will be taking the certification exam soon. I enjoy seeing life come back to the patient whenever I help them achieve a daily task. Even hearing their life stories make me so happy to be a caregiver.

I have taken care of my mother , who was diagnosed with breast cancer. I was her main care taker at the time , she is now recovered and cancer free. My two grandmothers suffer from dementia and alzheimer's. I teach them their basic hygiene needs, groom, eat, spell, read, paint, draw, dance, sing. I help them exercise and teach them how to do things on their own. Of course they will forget but i'm very patient with them. I see them every 3 days out of the week. My family and I take turns but they always remember me and tell me that i'm the most fun. I teach them how to use the restroom and to get ready for bed. I help them shower and i teach them how to make snacks and meals for the day. They get very excited when we learn to cook and bake. One of my grandmothers always needs to have a bedtime story read to her so i will do it. I usually spend all day with them , from 10 in the morning to midnight. They have trouble sleeping so I'll help them fall asleep, and help give them their medications.

I have prior experience as a caregiver. I know how hard the job can be but it's rewarding knowing your helping someone on the daily.

Hello my name is Carly, I am 27 years old. I have been working with many patients in the elderly community for about 3 years. I love what I do, and I love making sure that my patients are always comfortable and happy. I go above and beyond for them. I am a mother of one child, and I am going to school to be a physical therapist. I try to use the aspects of school in my everyday life and job.

I'm caring and love helping people that can't take care of themselves no more. Lots of patience great positive attitude.

As a caregiver, I am willing to give my full time, dedication, care, and focus to be more than just a person taking care of you; I will try my best to reach a level of trust and comfort. Growing up in my community I would see many of my elders be treated unfair and unlovingly, which is why I want to become a caregiver and show that we can all be better and treat better.

I am a very outgoing responsible person, I learn many things being a caregiver and each day I learn more. I am a patient person I always been happy to help others which in my future career it will still be my job. I enjoy getting to know my patient and giving them the companionship they need, I am proud to have learn new things not just for the job but also so I can use in my future.

Being a caregiver necessitates a blend of traits and expertise that I possess. Compassion, patience, adaptability, and effective communication. I am attracted to this calling due to the chance to make a positive impact, forge meaningful connections, provide vital support, and experience personal growth. The joy I find in caregiving comes from witnessing the progress of those under my care, forming deep connections, and learning from diverse experiences.

Hello, my name is Bo. I am a 29 year old female and currently I am leaving my job as a correctional officer. I love law enforcement but I want to go into a career where I can assist and help people. I want to be able to put my skills to use in a field where people are being helped.

I became a caregiver because I like caring for others. I'm currently in the process of becoming a nurse which is my long time goal. I have done many hours of clinical experience. I'm very friendly, caring, and devoted to my clients!

I love helping people first of all ! I am a women of god so if god wants me in your life and the caregiver it will be will happen. I was a college student athelete for the last two years of my life. I am a strong, hardworking, trust worthy, patient and loving person. I have experience in care giving with my grandparents. If you I wish you the best in your choice. Thank you for your time.

I have been experienced in this field for 3 years. I love caring and helping those in need. I have worked with elderly, children, and those with disabilities, special needs, and behavioral health. I am attending school to be a nurse and enhance my career.

I'm 24 years old and I have 3 years of experience being a cna and behavior health tech working in a hospital. And being a college student.

I don't have experience, but I'm willing to gain experience with you! I can work Mon-Friday after 3:30pm and Saturday-Sunday overnights! I have my CPR certification and I'm First Aid Certified! I can not speak Spanish, but learning as I live in this area! I love taking care of people and making a difference in their lives!

I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant at a nursing home as well as a rehab facility for the past year. I love what I do because I am able to use all my skills to help someone that really needs them. But at a facility I have 8-20 residents and not the time to get to know them as a person, but as a caregiver I am able to do that and more. I am a very patient person, always happy and a good listener. I am always complimented by my residents and administrators by my work and I always believe there is room for improvement.

I became a care giver after taking care of my mom for many years and enjoy being there for her as well as other in there time of need. I am a compassionate and reliable care giver that will go the extra mile for my patient in the time of need .and I also so have more than 15 years experience in the health care I am will to feed, take blood pressure, bath and dress patient, take temperature ,light house keeping, wash laundry and most of all I respect my patient privacy and treat them like family. And for my person achievement I just competed school at Emerald nursing school and I plan to return to college soon . And I am a c.n.a and a home health aide who enjoy the out doors and watching old movies and going to work out just to stay health and fit and I also enjoy going to church.

I became a caregiver with the goal of becoming a nurse, im still on school working on that goal. I didnt know what to expect when i started working as a caregiver, but i quickly fell in love with the idea of helping people. The way it made me feel about helping this people do daily activities brought me a lot of satisfaction. Im a mother,wife and student at this moment and i recently stopped working in the intensive care unit at University Medical Center with the idea of finding a work i can do during the day.

I enjoy working with people and mostly enjoy jobs where I can have one-on-one interaction. I feel this job is great for me because I like making a difference in somebody's life. Since I was young I decided to be a nurse, which is still one of my main priorities. Helping others makes me feel great, the idea of helping out with regular basis things that a person can't do no more fills me with gratitude. I feel that when I get older, I would want someone like myself to help me out if I needed help. First of all I became a caregiver because my dad had ALS which basically limits you to a bed. He was unable to move, talk or eat by himself, so since then I became his full-time caregiver. It made me happy everyday to help him with everything he needed and I know he was happy that there was someone to help him out. The feeling of helping others is basically what I like about being a caregiver, being someones eyes, legs or hands is something I appreciate doing. A personal achievement I'm most proud of would be being able to give my dad a year of help and love where he didn't have any trouble whatsoever, and make his last year of life a comfortable one.

I am a compassionate, personable individual looking for a position for home health care , bringing extensive training, CNA certification, First Aid Certification and a high degree of enthusiasm towards the well-being of residents. I enjoy caring for others and making a difference in there day to day lives. I am very proud of the love and compliments I have received while working at the hospital. I have had plenty of recognition for the hard work and dedication I put into my work. Although my work speaks for itself it was very rewarding to see the effects on other people.