Pell City Nursing Assistants

always smiling loves my job and spending time with your loved ones worked at a nursing rehabilitation facility as housekeeping and also at a Home Health Care com as a CNA been doing it on my own for a while now also works at market now so I work around my schedule clean background and driving record

2014 I began sitting with my grandfather, I obtained my CPR & 1st aid training. 2016 after he passed away I decided to start home health a d really enjoyed it, I enrolled in Talladega nursing aid a academy a 6week program then I worked at Talladega healthcare as a feeding assistant. Then a nurse aid. 2018 I took and passed my CNA certification. Will be enrolling in nursing school next year.

I currently work in a nursing home caring for Alzheimer and Dementia residents. These are not just people to me. I genuinely care for the people. They are not just a number they are somebody's grandparents, mother, father, etc. I take care of them how I would want my parents to be taken care of. I have volunteered for a Home Health Services, I took a semester and interned at hospital. I have been at the nursing home for two years, and I love it! I'm just looking for something a little bit more flexible.

I'm very passionate about my job. I love taking care of individuals, spending time with them, and helping them meet their daily needs. I have 25 years of experience and have worked with many different illnesses. Im dependable and hard working . I look forward to helping your family.

I am a 45-year-old wife and mother of 2 grown children and three grandchildren. I was in retail management for 27 years. I left three years ago to go back to school to pursue my dream of being a photojournalist. I attend the Art Institute of Pittsburgh on line which gives me a lot of flexibility with my schedule. I have only cared for one family. I took care of an elderly couple. She was disabled with rheumatoid arthritis and unable to move without assistance. He had bladder cancer. I stayed with them 24 hours a day three days per week. I did this by my self for months until the last few weeks when he was in final stages hospice would come and bath him and change the linens. A nurse came once a week to check vitals, progress and pain management. I was responsible for all of their care which included preparing meals, feeding, bathing, organizing weekly dosage of medicines and giving it to them. I kept a notebook with everything I gave them and at what times so I could communicate with hospice if something more needed to be done. They were like family to me and I would do things for them that are not called for by a care giver but I wanted them to have more of a quality of life in their final days. I made special treats for them. cooked some of her recipes, did manicures and pedicures. Massaged their backs, read to them and anything I thought would make their day better. In his final stages of cancer he was bed ridden and had to be taken care of completely in the bed. He was fed washed and changed in the bed. I took care of them until the very end. They were such special people and so in love they were married 58 years. He held on way longer than he should have because he was afraid to leave her. She died of heart failure. I was with him that day and was told to tell him. I told him he could let go now that she was waiting on him. I held his hand and stayed by his side for three hours until he took his last breath. I have never seen such love a devotion. I felt honored to care for them until it was time to go. It was bitter sweet. I had cared for them for months and didn't want them to go but I was glad to see them out of pain and be together once again. Their family would give me outstanding recommendations if needed. I wasn't sure this was something I could do but I really enjoyed caring for them and miss them every day. There children still keep in touch with me.

A retired nurse, experienced with adults, special needs and children. Skilled in numerous health conditions including dementia/Alzheimer's, End Stage Renal disease, End Stage Liver disease, Cerebral Palsy and Down's Syndrome. I am honest, friendly, dependable and an excellent cook. I would love to care for you or your loved one.

I worked in a nursing home for 3 years and I am currently in Nursing school working my way through. I have sat with families in the recent past from the hospital to the rehab facility to their homes. I am very passionate and love caring for them. I have given medicines, bathes, helped with hearing aids, dressed, blood pressure, etc.

I have worked at The Village of Cook Springs. While employed there I Dressed residents and changed soil garments . Assisted with bed baths and showers , Hall Tray assistant and Feeding assistant for Breakfast , Lunch and Dinner . Checked Vital signs and Blood pressure also while working there I became a CNA . I also worked at Oxford Healthcare as a Home Health Aide while working there I assisted with Bed Baths and/or showers. House keeping and keeping the clients company through out the day and making sure they were comfortable in there own homes . I am passionate about what I do because I love taking care of and helping others who can't do for themselves . One day Im going to need the same help And it makes me happy .

After doing volunteer work with my church at a local nursing home I knew where I was supposed to be. I am a CNA who strive to provide care for my residents to the fullest extent. I try my best to be reliable and dependable. I look forward to hear from you. clean driving record, license record, and background.

I worked for a primary care physician for 5 years, I also worked as a CNA in a nursing home. I can help with meals, medications, baths, etc. I am available Monday-Friday 8-5pm