Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Carmel Valley - 19 caregivers found

I Love people. I enjoy filling the need someone may need help with. That is why I went back to school to get educated. I believe in caring for them with dignity ,understanding and respect at a time that is frustrating for them . I believe in working with the family closely with a care plan. It is important to have an open communication.

I became a cna because my great grandma who raised me became a diabetic and had to have both of her legs amputated. I was around 11or 12. She learned how to walk with new prostetics and her walker. Also I had to administer her insulin at times. She passed shortly after I turned 18. I dedicated my life to her.

Hello, My name is Christian John (Cj) Ventura. I'm a C.N.A. (Certified Nursing Assistant). I've been working with patients diagnosed with Dementia & Alzheimer's disease for more than 5+ years. I'm employed as a C.N.A. at a local rehabilitation hospital in Monterey, CA. I am CPR and FIRST AID certified also. I provide medication to our patients, help transport patients, as well as provide: companionship, help with transfers, meal prep & daily living tasks. I'm very efficient, I listen with empathy, compassion & always aim to provide the upmost comfort care. I'm a patient individual, extremely hardworking, bi-lingual (English/Spanish), & maintain a positive attitude. I look forward to meeting you, and providing care for you or your loved one, thank you. (My current job does test us regularly for COVID-19, I'm fully vaccinated + booster.)

I am a reliable and patient person who provides first class care. I have worked in various roles where the need to work closely with other people, follow strict rules and procedures and demonstrate understanding and empathy have been required. Caregiving has been a rewarding second career. After retiring from the banking industry, my sister who has been an RN for many years inspired me to follow down this path. It is a very rewarding experience, helping people in need and being there for their families.

I became a caregiver because of 2 main reasons. 1st is I believe that being a caregiver brings spiritual treasures that will not spoil or be taken away. As a hospice aid for 7 years I realized that we or our spirit belongs to a place where we will no longer suffer. 2nd I always pray for my time when my body also become old and fragile. When that time comes I will also like to be treated the same way I treated my client, with respect, compassion and care. The thing I like about caregiver is the joy that I get after the client passes away and hear from family and friends that I have done a good job. The personal achievement that I can say was from my last case with a couple in Los Altos where the husband died. I was live-in for five days and at the final days of the client I remained with him all night and called the children early in the morning to come and say their final respect to their Father. And surely it was his last day and the children was so appreciative of it. Just a quote from his recommendation letter "It is my absolute pleasure to write this recommendation letter. Raul is a consummate professional and a kind, loving, attentive and compassionate caregiver. He is worthy of my unconditional praise, resulting from the outstanding service Raul provided our family during the time of need" "The bond of friendship Raul engendered became so rich that Dad missed him terribly on Raul's days off with his own family. He would light up upon Raul's return Dad confided freely"

What makes myself a great caregiver is I am compassionate, caring,patient,empathetic,and loving, I enjoy what I do for others. What encouraged my choice to do caregiving, My Father, he had a massive CVA in 2009 and since then my experience has driven me more towards helping not only family but those who need it. My biggest accomplishment in being a caretaker is the priceless moments of appreciation with my clients and there families.

Being able to assist somebody gives me great satisfaction. I have been working as a certified NURSING assistant for 9 years, in a skilled NURSING facility. Working with charge nurses and other health team members ,helped me to improve and acquire skills needed to assist residents with their activities of daily living.

Hi,my name is Linna and I have been privileged to provide care for the elderly for 27 years.I started this humbling journey as a CNA in medical facility and have been able to branch out into other work environments.I have worked in medical facilities,hospitals,with agencies,and with families.This allowed me to gain various skills and gain a board perspective in care-giving situation and settings.I was able to learn,gain,and provide skills in alzheimer care,skilled living,mental health,assistant living,and private care duty.the most rewarding position is when I am to provide private care. I believe private care giving helps facilitate a one-on-one relationship,personally and professional,and I am able to utilize and mold my skills specifically to my client's need. this, I believe,provides the most optimal care for the client and their family,as much as experience and skills are important.the greatest factor in being a great care giver is providing patience,understanding,dedication,and compassion to their client and family.I believe finding the right caregiver for you or you love one is significant and I hope we can be a good fit. CNA certified.

I'm a caring, loving, trustworthy and hardworking individual. I've been a caregiver/CNA for the past 8 years. I've also graduated as an LVN. Caring for the elderly is something that I truly enjoy. I am patient and compassionate. This is a field that I am very passionate about so I always strive to make my clients happy and comfortable.

I had to care for my grandmother when I was 16 going on 17 and she died couple days after I turned 17,what makes me a great caregiver, my love and passion for the elderly it's my favorite job and wouldn't trade it😁