Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Hortonville - 10 caregivers found

I am 32 years of age with 10 years of experience as a certified nurse assistant with exceptional skills. I've cared for many patients in every specialty.

I'm looking for a part-time position in the Appleton/Menasha/Neenah area. I am CBRF and med certified, I am stated certified for CNA but not federally. I have a drivers license and insurance so no issues there. Am willing to travel reasonable distance. Looking for minimum pay starting at $16.

My passion is Home Health Care. I believe that an individual should be able to stay in their home and receive cares while remaining as independent as possible. I am a confident and professional caregiver. One of my main skills is figuring out all of the client's nuances that will help me to work along with them to make cares at home as comfortable as possible. I am respectful of boundaries. I know that it can be difficult to have a new person come into your home so I try to ease into cares at the client's pace.

I always give 100% and do the best job I can, with no exceptions or excuses. I also try to bring a sense of humor to my work. If I can add a smile or laugh to a client’s day, that means a lot to me. It is important to laugh. I love providing home caregiving services to those that otherwise are not able to do so.

I love helping people. I always learn something new from the residents I work with and I am always willing to learn a new way to better care for the ones I am taking care of.

I am a very caring person and friendly. I do quality work and I love to help others in any way that I can. I became a caregiver because I enjoyed spending time with other generations, other than my own, and understanding their perspective. I also became a caregiver because I love helping others in any way that I can. I got my CNA certification about 8 months ago and I have worked (and still am working) 2 jobs doing in home care. I am however looking for another job not working with a company and being a private caregiver.

I have a true passion for helping others. I know how to be empathetic with others.I cared for my elderly father until he was taken by the Lord. I spent 2 semesters in nursing school and have much experience dealing with the frail elderly and developmentally disabled. I also had the opportunity to do some work at our state mental health facility. I used to contract with the county for Supportive Home care and Specialized Medical Vehicle transportation Services.I have raised 3 wonderful children and am currently enjoying being a first time Grandmother. I love decorating and gardening.

I became a caregiver to make a difference in others life. I love to see happiness and good personal care. I am proud when a person ask or is somewhat unruly and I can get them to cooperate with me. I am going to be 50 I just remarried I am proud of myself and my accomplished I am a good caretaker very proficient .. I care for people as they were my parents. love home care. or hospice situations to help out families.

I became a Certified Nursing Assistant because I have always wanted to go into the medical field. When starting the program I realized is that I cared for people and they cared for me as well. I engage with every person that I take care of as if it were myself or family member, making sure that all their needs and the needs of the family are taken care of and they are happy and feel a sense of relief and comfort when they have the right person as a caregiver. I enjoy every aspect of being a caregiver but what I personally enjoy is making them happy, talkative, peaceful and special. I just don't take care of their main cares I take care of the person and what is meaningful to them. A personal achievement that I have had is continuing on for over 7 years as a CNA and finishing school soon as a RN. I am a very outgoing, happy, get what needs to be done diligently and timley, while still making sure that the people I am around are content and happy with the environment and my company as well. I enjoy getting to know people and their experiences and allowing them to blossom under the correct care. I take pride in my work, go the extra mile and still make time to have a good healthy family life as well.

I became a certified nursing assistant out of high school during the summer of 1990. From there I continued consistent care within two Residential Care Facilities one was long-term Elderly Care II was Alzheimer's and Dementia. Following that for a consistent six years I worked within and Rehabilitation Unit at a local hospital that provided physical occupational and speech language therapy. After this time. I chose to stay home and raise my family for 5 years with my husband. Shortly after I slowly began getting back into the nursing assistant caregiving field which allowed me to work around my family schedule with flexibility.