Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Mayetta - 9 caregivers found

I believe in caring for the patient as a whole, focusing on patient privacy, quality of care, comfort, and infection control. I am a dedicated employee and a team player who has earned employee of the month at every healthcare organization I have worked for so far. Working at a post surgical rehab facility in this dynamic city, I gained experience in caring for patients with diverse cultural and religious backgrounds, enabling me to cater to their individual needs. As you seek to employ a dedicated CNA, I am confident you will see that my qualifications match your goal. I am equipped with CNA2 training from PCC, clinical rotation at OHSU, and over a decade of experience in healthcare.

Hi! My name is Jessica, but everyone has known me as just JP for years now. I feel as if I make great as a CNA because of my experience and knowledge base. I've been trained to provide care for patients with a wide range of needs, as well as knowledge of medical devices and equipment. I am outgoing and patient and fun and unique. I love patients that others find off-putting or difficult. I decided to become a caregiver because I loved being able to help people. And I am really good at doing that. I am confident I know what im doing and have worked at a facility where I was able to identify 2 residents as having pneumonia the first day on the job so you can trust that your family member is in good hands.

Hello, I'm Tamika I live in Hoyt, Kansas. I've been a Certified Nursing Assistant since 2014 in the state of Kansas. Previously, I was a Certified Nursing Assistant/Medication Aide in Nebraska started in 2011, before becoming certified in Kansas. I really enjoy working with patients/clients who need assistance with activities of daily living, whether its getting up and ready for the day, medication reminders, ambulation assistance, meal preparation, or just compainonship. I became a Certified Nursing Assistant because I enjoy making someones day bright by just a simple smile. I'm a single mom of a 4 year old boy. I work August through May as a Special Education Para with visually impaired children, for local school district.

I believe that I am a good care giver because I am so easy to get along with and I just everyone. I decided to go in the direction of health care because I feel that it is almost second nature to me to help out where and when I can with being a mother of 4 kids. This asks what attracted me to the healthcare provision and to be honest in the very beginning it actually just kinda fell right in my lap. My husband because disabled and I was a stay at home mom with no schooling or work underneath me and it was time I had to help support my family. It was just the right timing that Kne-cap was running a program where they was helping people go through school to get them somewhere. I decided that was my opportunity and to grab it while it was available. I am proud of myself because I got both my CNA and HHA with the help and got a job and stuck with the first one and just loved my client. From there I decided to take it even farther and get my associates degree in Business Health while working full-time and being a mom of 4 small kids. I have no work history for this under my belt at this giving time.

I love working with a variety of different individuals. I've also had alot of training in the nursing field and am always looking for a position to further educate myself and always willing to learn new things. I'm proud of myself for completing the EMT course. The thing I like most about being a caregiver is knowing that I can make a change in someones life.

I provide quality senior services to all my clients, I consider each of them my family and treat them as if they are my own.

I became a Caregiver because I love to help people. After high school I will be attending Kansas Wesleyan University to study nursing. The thing I love most about being a Caregiver is that I get the chance to brighten someone's day every day, whether it be by playing a game of cards or just by keeping them company. I go into work every day with a smile on my face because I know I get to do what I love. I am currently attending Washburn Rural High School as a senior. I will be graduating in December and after that I plan to get some more work experience before heading off to college in the Fall of 2015. Some of my hobbies include: travel, softball, and board games. I volunteer a lot of my time tutoring in math and mentoring young softball players.

I am a very caring, passionate person! The PATIENT ALWAYS COMES FIRST! I have been taking care of patients for 8 years now! I am 61 years old and I am old school! I don't believe in rushing because that is when you make mistakes! Take your time with your patients and care for them like you would want to be cared for when you get older. Or if they were your loved one! Let them know that you can be trusted. Keep them safe and their home safe from falls. Wash their face, comb their hair, brush their teeth, etc....make them feel good and refreshed! Respect their religion and ask questions! Listen to them and pay attention to what they are telling you. Respect them and their home! I love helping others that have a hard time helping themselves. It's rewarding to me and it comes from my HEART! I have helped my whole family who have passed in their home with cancer, heart problems, Parkinson's disease, and not one went to a nursing home! This is why I became a CNA! It gave me such gratitude and made me feel good to see them smile at me everyday for making them feel good! When I walk through a patients front door I walk into Their home! With a smile on my face leaving my problems behind me! It's all about the PATIENT! The Patient Always Comes First!!

I am a retired LPN, I worked for Stormont-Vail Healthcare on The Medical/Telemetry Unit from 2001-2009. I am compassionate and Patient. I have work in the medical field since 1989 as a CNA, Certified Medical Asst, and Last as a LPN