Angelina College

Certified nurse assistant with twenty years in the medical field. I have broad knowledge in long/short term acute care facilities, hospitals, clinics, home health, hospice and corrections settings.

Hello, my name is Nikyta! I have been with the home health care field since 2016. I began as a home health aide after high school graduation and entered Angelina College Community Program to become a Certified Nurse Assistant in the year of 2018. In the year of 2019, I wanted to have a geographical experience to where I wanted to see how the physical world shaped such as rivers, mountains, and climate, but also to see how the physical world shapes the people that lives there too. So I began the process of becoming a traveling Certified Nurse Assistant. I did this as I was also working in skilled nursing facility in my community. Unfortunately, life had disrupted this plan to where I could not renew my CNA state license in 2020. Covid emerged, but I courageously gave care to my patients that courageously stayed during the hard times. I stayed connected via phone to the patients that made the difficult but wise decision for themselves and loved ones to let go of their attendant. I enjoy socializing with my patients by them getting to know and me getting to know them. I love to cook to where at the end of high school I debated to got to a culinary school too. I enjoy learning different cleaning techniques because not everyone cleans with the same chemicals or way due to different cultures and many contributing factors. I am an online University part-time student. Attending Southern New Hampshire University pursuing a BA in Social Psychology since 2022 as I work part-time as a home health giver and voluntary work with my community.

I Certified Nursing Assistant.I have more than three years of experience. I worked in the nursing homes, assisted living, home healthcare. Also in Ukraine, I graduated from college and worked as a nurse. I love my profession, I like helping people. I am very kind, honest and sympathetic. Since I am a woman who believes in God, I believe that my work is pleasing to God. Please feel free to contact me at 936-577-9917. Thank you.

I left the fast paced environment of the hospital in order to be able to give more personal care to my patients. I like the one on one relationships that I develop in this field. After witnessing caregivers work with my own mom, I developed a more sincere appreciation for the work. I think I am good care giver because I have personal desire to see people nurtured and cared for in a loving atmosphere. I think I am most proud of the fact that I was able to work with the extended family as well as the doctors to achieve the goals that were set out for my last patient.

I am a experienced Licensed Vocational Nurse with CPR certification. I have excellent communication skills and am proficient in caring for the elderly to help improve their health and well being.

What makes me a great care giver is my compassion, and willingness to want to help, and care for others who can't take care of themselves. Integrity, patience, understanding, and sympathy are just a few of the traits i am able to bring when i start every shift. it takes a dedicated person to be able to chose this type career. im experienced, and ready to make a difference.

I am a people person and a self starter. I love the elderly and have been taking care of them for over 22 years. I have experience with Alzheimer's/Dementia , other cognitive impairments and love making my clients happy. The elder love community is often cast aside and forgotten about. My goal is to alway provide excellent care and compassionate care and most importantly companionship. I have wonderful letters of recommendation and I enjoy what I do.

I am a happy and outgoing person, and I am reliable. I love helping others, and I take pride in knowing that I have given the best care I could possibly give and have made a positive difference in someones life at the end of the day. A personal achievement I am proud of is being a mother and caring for others.

Loving be caregiving like taking older people

I'm a certified nurse's aide.I have over 25 years of experience.I'm also medication aide I've one for over 7 years.I've been working elderly people since i was 16 and I love it.I love what I do being a caregiver is apart of my life and I wouldn't change it for nothing in the world.

I became a caregiver mainly because I love helping people. Making a difference In someones day, makes my day even greater. My goal In life is to further my nursing education and to become great like my grandmother; who is a RN with her masters in nursing. What makes me a great caregiver Is my want to help people and to give them the best possible care they can receive.

Hi my name is justina. I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for 7 years , and I have loved every minute of it. At the age of 15 I had to take care of my grandma while my mom went to school to become a RN , and every day after school I couldn't wait to come home and take care of her. I always loved going to work with my mom at the hospital and when I graduated I knew this was the career for me. I have a wonderful personality. I am dependable, and trustworthy , Very patient, personable and professional in responding to my patient needs, with a gentle touch and caring attitude centered on treating all with dignity and respect. I do more than just look after my patients and attend to their needs. I nurture, and foster a bond that makes me almost a part of the family.

My name is Sharon Tenney. I have been caregiver for 6 are more years. I love my job. I love getting to know my clients and there families. Love being a part of there life and family.

I'm a great caregiver I will do what even it takes to take care of my residents and keep them happy with everything I do. I get told everyday at my job now that I'm the best aid here. What made me become a caregiver was when I took care of my mom and also my husband's mother and father. I decided I really enjoyed doing it so went and got my CNA.

I was a care giver in China. Now I am just graduated as a medical assistant. I have a little smart girl. What makes me a good caregiver? I think I am very gentle, and I feel what others feels, I am good but not professional yet massager too, I love smile, love to communicating with people, I got to church every Wednesday and Sunday. My church friends are about 60 to 60 years older. I respect elders and learn from them. When I was caregiver in China, my patient was 60 years old England gentleman. I just take care home little bigger size baby. I love people, and feel for them.

Currently help family take care of mother with Alzheimer's part time

I am reliable, respectful, helpful, and easy to talk to and relate with. I am also very compassionate, organized, and have various years of experience: working as a Care giver in Hospice, working with a Stroke patient, working as both a Nurse Technician and as a Pharmacy Technician. I enjoy having that interpersonal communication with people and creating a bond that lasts a lifetime. My most personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I was able to rebuild my life from losing an Aunt that raised me, going through a divorce, losing everything, and dropping out of college due to the divorce to relocating and having a travelling career and gaining my Pharmacy Technician license in 2 years!

I have been a nurse aid for 20 yrs but my license are expired. I have also been excepted into the LVN program and have been thinking about going for EMT in the future. I was alzheimer's certified. I have experience in hospice care.I have tracheotomy experience. I have experience with gtubes. I've given meds and med delegated. I've have driven transportation. I've been a restorative aid and assited with physical therapy. Ive also worked on a ventilator unit. I have alot of experience in the medical field.

"I am a dedicated person with a goal oriented disposition.. I enjoy reading, and learning about new things. Knowledge and Perspective that my reading gives me has strengthened me emotionally and my skills and abilities. I have been successful at raising a family, and I attribute this success to my ability to plan, schedule, and handle many different tasks at once. This flexibility will help me in a health care environment where there are many different personalities and learning styles." "People find me to be an upbeat, self-motivated team player with excellent communication skills. For the past 25 years I have worked in home health, hospice,Dr. Office, physicist office, Alzheimer's unit, and hospital enviroments. I have a good record of maintaining a consistent activity volume and consistently performing my duties as a Certified Nurse Assistant.

My passionate heart makes me a awesome CNA. I was attracted to becoming a CNA when I went to work with my mother 1 day and seen how self rewarding it made her feel. I enjoy being a CNA because when a elderly smiles and tells you how grateful they are to see me and they miss me when I'm off work; it makes my day better. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is simple. Being the best I can be even at my worst. Remembering to always have compassion and respect and love for everything even if it doesn't give it back. Following in my mother's foot steps.