Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in West Point - 10 caregivers found

13+ years caregiver experience. I am passionate about helping people. I am reliable, caring, and kind.

Taking the best care of those who can't take care of themselves is a joy for me. I love conversing with others and learning about them. I'm a great listener, learner and apply what I have learned quickly. I am very easy to get along with. Making sure tasks I'm giving are completed correctly and on time is very important to me.

My name is Inna Golden. I've been doing PCA work for about 4 years now I got certified May, 2022. I plan to go back to school for my LPN the year of 2023 and what makes me happy the most about doing this type of work is me feeling like that it's something that I was called to do. I love helping others. I love spending time with other people. I love getting to learn different ways and learning different ways that I can help others. I'm very dependable, kind hearted, and can adapt very quickly to anything. I hope that you choose to let me love your loved ones.

I'm well diverse. I have the ability to sympathize with people. I'm caring . I give 100% in all task rather it's reading a book or caring for an client. I've seen most of the women in my family take on caregiving and it came very naturally to me. I put my all into my career and into the families I've helped. I want not only make this a career but a positive lifestyle. I want to be the person a family can depend on during this time of need.

Hello my name is Mayra Vallejo. I became a CNA because working for somebody that needs love and attention satisfies my soul. After my first job as a caregiver to my father-in-law, I knew this was the work I wanted to do for the rest of my life. I'm a very patient person I have intuition towards peoples needs and wants. Being compassionate towards others is always my first priority. I do not have a ton of experience that I wish I had but the little that I have pushes me to keep doing what my heart desires and that is caring for others. I enjoy knowing that I have made someone happy and give the families a peace of mind that their loved ones are in ther right hands. I have several personal achievements that I'm proud of; 1. Having 3 adorable children, I consider myself very blessed to have them in my life. 2. Attaining my CNA license, this made my parents and children very proud of me after a few setbacks in life. 3. Being faithful and fearful to a Might God.

I am very outgoing and always have a smile on my face. I have been a caregiver for 8 years. Although I loved what I did working in the kitchen at the hospital, it didn't bring me as much joy as caring for the elderly. I must say working at NMRC is very inspirational; not only does it open my eyes to the world, but it gave me the opportunity to help those who can't help themselves. Being a caregiver is such an honor. It's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is amazing to me. The moment when you can reflect back and see how you have helped someone is what caregiving is all about.

I am a caring and devoted person. Helping other gives me great joy. Having the opportunity to work in the health care field, has been one my greatest accomplishment,

I am a Certified Nurse in the state of Mississippi. I have 2 years certified experience & 3 years of Home Health experience in the state of Georgia & Alabama. I specialize in restorative activities such as weights, ambulation & extension. I am trained with full body lifts & stand up lifts. I assist with everyday living activities such as daily hygiene, feeds, & perinatal care.

I decided after 18 years in my old career field that I was going to spend the rest of my working years doing something that I found rewarding. That desire led me to become a CNA. I enjoy helping others even if that means just talking when they need someone to talk to. I think that the elderly in particular have a wealth of knowledge and experiences that are overlooked by most people. I have sincere compassion for anyone that has an impairment or is seemingly forgotten. I'm very proud that I was able to go back to school and accomplish my goal of becoming a CNA. When I took my certification exam there was a lot of teens and twenty somethings there and most of them didn't pass. I'm a levelheaded, easy going, compassionate person and I enjoy people. I find contentment in the simple things in life and helping someone is at the top of the list.

What makes me a great caregiver is being able to help families out. I know it gets hard and I'm able and willing to help. I take pride in my job and I am dedicated to my work. I became a caregiver because I helped take care of my grandparents, in which they were dealing with a lot of sickness. It made me want to be there for other families and my strong will of wanting to help others in their hardship. I enjoy the good times of being a caregiver. Putting a smile on my clients face, I enjoy all the fun and laughter with my clients and the togetherness. Most of all being able to be of help to those in need. I am proud of my growth and strength throughout the years and being able to provide for my baby.