Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Caregivers in Jonesboro - 18 caregivers found

Fully vaccinated patient Care Tech experience since 2015 working with special needs adults and children.

I have 15 years as a caregiver 10 years a CNA and 5 years as a LPN. I have worked in assisting livings, nursing homes , group homes and at home settings. I became a caregiver is to help those that needed it the most when manage their overall health including physical mobility. I enjoy helping clients/ individual take part of their overall health with just a simple question; "How can I help?

I chose to become a care giver from passed experience rendering cares for my disabled father who needed around the clock assistance. I am also mother who pays every attention to care giving. I love to render assistance to humanity. What I like about care giving is the fact Ithat I can show love through care giving. I can bring smiles and hopes in the lives of my clients and their families. I can bring calm and laughter in a therapeutic manner to quell my patients anxieties. One of my proudest achievement was during my last assignment working with a five old child who was diagnosed with down syndrome ,with feeding tube. This child had all the complications you could imagine. He was constantly removing his tube, could not eat solid food nor ingest anything by mouth. I personally took on the challenge to care for this child. Within six months, this child started to ingest some form of solid food. By eleven month, this child was completely wean off of Gtube feedings. The entire ordeal was difficult and time consuming, but I was very proud of our achievement. The parents were greatfull to see their child's progress. I am a LPN/CNA, married and a mother of three. I recently relocated here in snellville Ga from Pennsylvania. Currently trying to endorse my LPN license to Georgian. I am a pr

LPN- I have been a loving , conscientious care giver for over 25 years. I am a Licensed Practical Nurse licensed in multiple states. I am IV certified, can give medications and care at homes for also be a companion with advanced skills for those who choose to be home or in the hospital.

I am a patient and compassionate LPN and caregiver. Originally, I was a caregiver for infants and toddlers from 6 weeks to 3 years of age for several years. I have an associate degree in early childhood education specializing in infant and toddler care. I became a LPN to sharpen my skills and knowledge and to better serve the elderly population. I enjoy being of service and helping others.

I have been in nursing for over 40 years, a lpn for 23 years. My most personal achievement is that I have recently retired after 40 years of service. I like being a caregiver for the interaction of people. I spent the last 13 years as a provider of care and an educator. I loved it. I have always been interested in caregiving and nursing as a little girl. My mom and great aunts are nurses and I just sort of followed tradition.

I HAVE BEEN A LPN FOR 24 YEARS. AT THIS TIME I AM GOING BACK TO SCHOOL FOR MY RN LICENSES. OUT OF 24 YEARS OF NURSE I HAVE A EXTREMELY CLEAN RECORD AND I LOVE WORKING WITH OTHERS. ALWAYS BEING HELPFUL TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY. I AM ABLE TO TAKE COMPLETE CARE OF MY CLIENT NO MATTER WHAT THE CONDITION MAY BE.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping those in need. I've spent over 20 years of my life caring for adults with disabilities. Not only is this a rewarding field, it very comforting to know that I have made an impact on someone else's life. I feel that my personal achievement is growth into a loving, caring, and passionate person for what I strongly believe in.

Born to older parents, exposed to illness, my parents didn't believe that this should be hidden from me. It would be better to be exposed in order to be prepared for life. Parents were German immigrants, and went through the second world war. One of the earliest experiences that I can remember is my dad relapsing from malaria. I applied cold compresses, and served him liquids, as the doctor told me to. My mom was ill, and cared for her until she died at age 46.I was 12. At 17, I was hired by Kimberly Quality Care as a home health aide. My client suffered a traumatic brain injury, and I learned so much from his family and the research I did on the subject. This led me to nursing school, and here it is, so many years later, and I am still learning more. Science and medicine are my passion, and that will never change. The advances made daily basis are not just amazing, but confounding. The scientific community is one I'm proud to be a part of. The best thing that I have ever done was in South Carolina, on the 3-11 shift. In order to save a life, I bypassed facility protocol, and I called rescue to send a patient to the hospital STAT. The staff was shocked, and told me that I would be fired. I was ready to lose my license, if that would just save that life. Long story short, the MD, who was also the medical director, treated this patient. He came in the following shift to let me know that the person survived, and if I had hesitated, that would not have been the case. I receiv