Chippewa Valley Technical Coll ...

Outgoing patient and dependable.

Spunky, passionate caregiver with patience. I've been told I pay great attention to detail. I'm proud to say I have over 9 years of caregiving experience under my belt! Wow! You'll be happy to hear I'm certified in BLS, CPR, First Aid, Fire Safety, Medication Administration and Standard Precautions. I genuinely enjoy helping others and making a difference in their daily life. I'm just a naturally caring woman with a big heart.

Hello, my name is Naomi! I am from a small city in Wisconsin where I have gained all of my experience in the healthcare field. I am a caregiver at heart. I started when I was 16 years old volunteering at nursing homes and food pantries supporting the elderly. I obtained my CNA license in 2016 and worked in different home care settings over the years. I am experienced and educated in different areas of healthcare such as feeding tubes (PEG), changing of incontinence, gait belts, bed lifts, proper medication administration (experienced in drug and medical terminology, etc). I have always advanced to a higher position where I was employed. It gives me a great feeling to be able to not only help but offer my compassion to others especially in this difficult time this world is facing. I am empathetic, outgoing. ad trustworthy. I treat the ones I am working for as if they were my own family and that is what drives me to be successful in this career.

Hello, I'm Aimee. I'm a mom to three amazing children, who are the center of my world. My passion for working with the elderly started when I was in middle school, volunteering at my local nursing home. I received a letter of commendation from former Senator Alice Clausing for my volunteer work. After high school I obtained my CNA license. I'm a very confident and experienced caregiver. I really enjoy being able to help other's stay in their home, and the relationships I build with my clients.

I am Heather White. I recently located to Arkansas from Wisconsin. I have worked in the Caregiving field for approximately 3 1/2 years. I have worked in assisting living in a nursing home setting, in Behavioral Health facilities, as well as facility for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and in a in home Caregiving setting as well. I am a very kind, honest, understanding, caring, detailed and organized person. I have always been very compassionate about helping others and helping them achieve their goals, hopes or whatever they want to pursue in life. As a caregiver, my most cherished moments are when I get to see clients smile and truly be happy. I value hard work and strive to do my very best everyday. Honestly when I first started working in Caregiving, I had no idea what it entailed, I applied for a job to support my family. After I was offered a job and started working, I became very fond of the profession. Three and a half years later, I still want to work in the Caregiving field and further pursue a career in the area as well.

I originally took the CNA course just to satisfy a RN school prerequisite. As it turns out, I got my permit and began working the summer before I was supposed to start nursing school. Never managed to pass nursing school but after some time that fact didn't really matter; I realized I was having a blast at being an aide. I get to have full patient contact, get to know everyone. I realized just how important being an advocate for patients I am responsible for caring for is. I do a job not many people can do. I have had supervisors, family members et al admit that fact. It is nice to be needed, wanted but most of all, trusted. I tend to build a repo ire with patients and their family members and address their concerns within my scope or relay those concerns to appropriate professionals.

I am Wisconsin certified nursing assistant. Currently I am going to nursing school and I expect to graduate in 4 semesters. I worked in hospitals, nursing homes, and have over a year of experience as private caregiver.