Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Claremont - 6 caregivers found

I possess a high level of attention to detail as well as a willingness to do what needs to be done. I always go above and beyond my scope of practice to help my clients achieve the maximum level of independence while acting as a supplement to their abilities. In my opinion, assisting with activities of daily living goes well above and beyond just personal hygiene and meal prep. It means helping the client stay engaged in the community as desired. Getting out and continuing to be active as able. I excel with clients and families that are looking for high quality care as well as compassion and drive to achieve. I like to push for whats possible and work well with a family and care team that is actively involved with day to day on goings and encourages client to maintain maximum health and independence regardless of affliction or disability. I look forward to serving you and your loved one with compassion, dignity, integrity and a high level of professionalism.

I work full-time as nursing assistant at DHMC for 12 years and 5 years as a nutrition assistant. My 2 amazing children are in the teen. I want to help out my community. Here are stuff I have done: Activities of daily living- hygiene 2 years of culinary arts- prepare meals House cleaning Help with exercise Run errands Hospice Help with someone that struggling with addiction Basic life support First aid CPR Planning and preparing meals Dementia Alzheimer's I would love to help out families that want to keep their love ones home, and need help. It has always been my passion!

Hello! I have worked as a LNA at Woodlawn Care Center for the past year, and fell in love with caring for the elderly the second I started, my goal is to make everyone smile and laugh even on the days where it doesn't seem possible! I have worked at in home health care here and there and throughly enjoyed it, and can't wait to create some more smiles!

I am a natural-born caregiver. Caring for others has been a skill that naturally came to me. I am fun, loving, outgoing, and have a very big heart. I enjoy meeting new people. One of my biggest reasons for being a caregiver is the satisfaction you have at the end of the day, knowing you helped another person and left a positive impact on their day.

I started in 2020 by getting my LNA license finally after working at maplewood nursing home for almost 5 years . The relationships ,and bonds that I formed with my residents is what meant the most to me .That I could help them with anything extra ,anything to maybe turn their day or moment from negative to positive .I have a very big heart and take pride in what I do . I am a very hard worker ,but also a very good listener . Past and current jobs have told me that they like my judgement and kind heart the most . I enjoy every aspect of LNA work,and also the homecare I am doing . I am hoping to start nursing school for my RN next fall . I am always looking forward to new people and helping whoever I can .I also grew up as a kid going to care facililities where my father had always worked .doing activities ,watching tv with them ,or like I said just LISTENING . So I have had a spot in my heart for this kind of work for a long time . I am always on time if not early . And always willing to go above and beyond for the people I am caring for ,but also do what is best for their health. Positivity is key!

I've worked with the elderly for about eight years.When my father was admitted to a nursing home and I witnessed how he was cared for I developed a passion to try and make a difference working with the elderly to give them better care. I worked three years as an activities assistant with dementia and loved it,I have also worked as an LNA in a memory care unit. I have had special training with alzheimers/dementia care.