Everett Community College

I truly use my whole heart into my work. I am a very compassionate and gentle caregiver and treat my seniors like they are my own grandparents. I started working as a CNA because it seemed like an amazing opportunity to get my foot in the right path for nursing and I fell in love with caring for others. I worked with a private company as a summer job and helped two residents get ready for the set and set them up for breakfast, and I would spend my weekends helping with housekeeping and meal prepping. I then worked at a Memory Care for about nine months. It was the most hardest but also the most rewarding job I have ever had. The connections and relationships I made with the residents that had dementia and alzheimers will always stick with me. As an employer there we did a lot of compassionate care, help with toileting and mobility, assist in feeding and bedtime care. I am currently working at a hospital and have been there for about a year now and I am really enjoying it, but I am missing the connections that I had with my seniors. Working at a hospital is meeting someone for 12 hours and providing care then the next day I have a completely different group. I definitely have grown in my career emotionally and mentally from this job. *I am currently in the process of moving states, so I am just looking around and seeing what new opportunities I have*

I've been a caregiver for 3+ years and I love my job. I have worked with a variety of people and I can help with bathing, toileting, transferring, dressing, ADL's, shopping, meal prep, companionship, housekeeping, etc. I am available for short shifts on evenings and weekends/holidays. I can help as a shower aide or companionship/tasks for short shifts. I'm located near Green Lake and willing to travel in the Seattle Area. Please reach out if you have a job I can help you with!

I became a Caregiver because I wanted to do something with my life that would positively impact others. I have found that helping someone who otherwise could not help themselves to be very rewarding experiences. However, the best part about being a Caregiver are the little moments when you hold someones hand who really needs it, or make someone laugh who's having a rough day. Those are the times I feel that I make the most difference in their lives. I cannot think of a specific personal achievement, but I do take pride in what I do. Whether it's assisting in the middle of an emergency or if it's being able to give dignity to someone who is in the process of moving on, I am proud to play that role in their lives. I was brought up in a family that showed me how to love others and to take care of those in need. I was an only child until the age of eleven when my parents decided to become foster parents. We ended up adopting four teenagers and had guardianship of one more by the time I was just out of high school. My siblings are very dear to me and are the best possible thing my parents could have done to show me how to live my life.

I'm not only a caring individual, but also am very reliable. I have been a stay at home mom for many years, making it difficult to work in the past. Now that my kids are old enough, I am hoping to work part time on the weekends while finishing my pre-nursing classes. I currently intern at Providence and really enjoy working with the CNAs and Nursing staff to help the patients. Every shift I get a chance to interact with patients and love when I bring a smile to their face.

I am a very compassionate person. I started taking care of my grandma the later stages of her life. I got to enjoy assisting her in her ADLs. That's what inspired me to go to the healthcare field.

I have 3 years of experience working as a caregiver in assisted living like Aegis living. I also worked in a group home agency called Alpha supported living services. I also worked in a family as living-in homecare where I use to work 24hrs/6, in fact, I do have a recommendation letter from that family I have worked with. I can help with Transportation Services and Live-In Home Care, Personal care like bathing, dressing, medication reminder, shopping, hospice, heavy lifting, feeding, companionship, help staying physically active, mobility assistance, and more... My availability schedule: Monday to Saturday 6pm -7am Sunday 9pm - 7am