Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Caregivers in Yountville - 11 caregivers found

Patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, trustworthy is a QUALITY I hold to standard. I enjoy caring for all different type of needs. I have a passion for caring for others. I enjoy the fact I can make a difference in someone's life and their family. I am most proud of my commitment to caring for the elderly population with respect, dignity and compassion.

Licensed Vocational Nurse with experience in the medical field as a patient care technician. I am a highly motivated individual who is eager to work and would appreciate the opportunity to work and grow with your company.

I am a Licensed Psychiatric Technician and have over 15 years specializing in mental health care. Being a licensed individual by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians in California, I have provided nursing care in various settings and worked along side doctors and clinicians to provide high quality and individualized care to clients who have both medical and mental health needs. I am currently interested in and available for on-call/per diem weekend (Saturday 6am-10:30pm & Sunday 6am-7pm) long-term or short-term positions as I do maintain a full-time Monday-Friday work schedule and also currently working towards my Master's degree.

I m compassionate and hard working nurse. Currently working at skilled nursing facility in Petaluma, have 3 years of experience as a nurse. Received employee of the month for June 2016 and employee of the year 2016.

I am a very caring, people person, I enjoy working with older people because they are interesting and have lots of stories to tell and things to teach and pass on. I have a sense of respect for people older than me and I enjoy helping them stay as independent as possible. I have extensive experience with paralyzed patients people with trach and g tubes and with tramatic brain injuries. I am comfortable caring for all age groups.

My name is Gina Inopiquez. A newly Licensed vocational nurse and seeking for a available position fitted for my qualification. I have my caregiver experience in the Philippines and in San Francisco, California. If given a chance To work I will am very much willing to learn new experience. At present, I worked as Volunteer Nursing Support at Clinic By The Bay, San Francisco California.

I love being able to help others who cannot or need assistance in helping themselves. I encourage independence. Strength and mobility. I have over 10 years experience working with the elderly, DD and Mental Health.

I've been working as a Restaurant Manager since 2014. I'm good at multi-tasking. Working as a Manager I've learned to have so much patience handling my employees. Patient care has definitely have my heart. It's so rewarding to give back to the people who needs help. I'm flexible with my schedule. I would love to be able to give patient care to your love one.

Taking care of other people had been for me both a childhood passion and an adult dream-For I hope to one day be a nurse. This is why I took classes in CNA believing that this will lead me ultimately to achieving my life dreams. I have since taken two semesters in psychiatric technician studies, and have taken some pre-RN classes. I have also completed my LVN Program at the Fresno Adult School and look forward to enrolling for my RN classes. For four years and more, I have dedicated myself to serving others and acquiring skills that continually enabled me to do so, either at work as a direct support professional, at school as a CNA, in various clinical environments as a patient advocate and care giver, or at vocational training as a licensed nurse. I have since worked as a psychiatric technician asistant working with the mentally sick and am now an administrator working with children with varying degrees of autistic disorders and mental challenges The patient's safety and comfort had always been my focus as I taught them skills for coping with their ADL'S and individual development. I derived satisfaction in assisting someone to go through many a difficult day without loosing their dignity, others to cope with the saddening feeling of emptiness at the loss of loved ones, and yet I had shared pleasurable moments with those in my care on occasions when life beamed a smile on them. Many had learnt new things each day as I worked alongside my colleagues, teaching, a

I became a Licensed Vocational Nurse because I enjoy being a part of the health care team. I also come from a big family who are doctors and nurses. I enjoy making a difference in other peoples' lives and I enjoy communicating with others. My greatest achievement is being able to practice in the US as an active LVN.