Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Abrams - 12 caregivers found

The number one thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing that I'm helping to make someone else's day just that much easier and or enjoyable. I've met some of the most interesting and grateful people working in my role as a caregiver. Whether it was a simple task that has to be done or one that requires a little more skillfulness, at the end of it all was improved quality of life for someone in need. I love cooking and being creative in the kitchen, trying new recipes and learning from more experienced cooks. Gardening and growing my own food feeds right into that love for cooking nutritional meals. Watching others enjoy them is a bonus. I'm compassionate, a good listener and understanding. Everyone has a story to tell and I'm happy to slow down and engage. One personal achievement I'm proud of is going back to school and getting my Associate Degree. I'd been on and off with college for a very long time and it felt good to stick with a topic of interest until the end. It's introduced me to like-minded people and continues to help me in my volunteer ventures in our community and food system.

Hello, my name is Ari! I'm a very ambitious and hard-working person who genuinely cares about the work I do. Being a caregiver is more than just a job to me, it gives me a sense of purpose and accomplishment knowing I am helping someone everyday while working. My favorite park about being a caregiver is hearing all the stories and advice everyone has to tell!

I've been caregiving for 7 years now, I started off helping my grandma with daily tasks. By helping her really interests me in helping others, And ever sense I've been doing just that. I am now a certified nurses assistant, I wish to continue in helping others and learning more about the Field that I love.

Hello. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant since June 2013 and BLS/CPR Certified since August 2020. I have been working in home care, assisted livings, and skilled nursing facilities in Green Bay for the past eight years. Experienced with Prostheses, Heart Disease, Stroke, Dementia, Alzheimer's, Osteoporosis, Diabetes, Parkinson's, Arthritis, and Multiple Sclerosis diagnoses; however, open to helping any adult, especially seniors. Trained in Sit-to-Stand and Hoyer lifts, Diabetic wound & pressure ulcer care, oxygen tanks, and Range-of-Motion exercises. Personable, productive, punctual, honest, and efficient; I like to keep busy and on task. Promoting independence, I encourage my clients to do what they can. In my mind, my role is assisting them in living as normal of a life as possible, with the best quality of life as possible, through completing tasks that are extremely difficult or dangerous for them to complete due to their condition. Resume and references available upon request.

As a child I grew up working with my mom at hospitals and nursing homes while she was a CNA. By the time I reached High School I knew what I wanted to do, take care of people and show love to the people who need it most. I decided to get my license early in High School so that my first job ever would be my career. I am the best candidate to take care of your loved ones because they deserve someone who cares about how they feel, what they want out of life, and most importantly who will love them as family. I have made so many wonderful relationships with my residents and their families. Giving your loved one a caring, fun, and loving caregiver is what I can provide.

What makes me a great caregiver is that im in it and there for them. I got a big kind loving heart and enjoy spending quality time with them. I like to make them feel as their quality of life still has a meaning and just cause their age my prevent them from doing things as they did before it doesnt mean that that there life has stopped or aging has to be a sad time in their life and that it should be the best and most enjoyable time in their life. I come from a family of different ranking nurses with big hearts and know from the age of 8 that, that was my calling in life when my grandmother who also became my only mother i knew fell ill of leukemia which took her from me very fast and who i soon fell to caring for getting needles and shots and other such things to prolong her life i wanted and learned how to do this. The ongoing process of many hospitals everyday after school i lost what most kids had but to me it was worth every last miniute being able to spend them with her. To me this is my way of keeping her alive knowing that helping them and having understanding of them listening and laughing to me if i can do that then i make their lives that much better

I have six years experience being a nurse's aide. I love to help others. Helping people makes me feel good about myself and makes others feel good about themselves. I love to do activities like arts and crafts and games.

I have a great personality very friendly, outgoing,, , ...,, I love taking care of people and helping them get stronger so they can go home to their families.,....... I like to put a smile on their faces and listening to stories about their past . Hearing thank you after helping them.. ,..... When the family appreciate what you do for their love ones by honoring awards ,like compassion, honesty,, passion, .

My name is April and I've been a caregiver for 11 years. I enjoy what I do! It's rewarding to me. When I was 10, my grandpa became sick and we took care of him in our home. I remember sitting in his bed playing cards with him. I also remember providing direct care for him when my mom couldn't. Maybe this is why I became a CNA, it's in my blood.:) While working in a nursing home, the residents become your family. They see us almost every day and look forward to seeing us, as I look forward to seeing them too. It's so rewarding to see the smile on their face when I walk in their room. It brings me joy, to see your loved one happy and smiling.

I enjoy working with the elderly.