Kayla Brown

Dedicated CNA with a proven track record at Beaver Dam Nursing and Rehab, enhancing patient satisfaction through compassionate care and effective communication. Skilled in vital signs monitoring and empathetic support, significantly improved living conditions and health outcomes. Demonstrates a strong ability to work both independently and as part of a team, advocating tirelessly for patient needs and rights. Ambitious Certified Nursing Assistant possessing extensive experience with patient care in medical settings. Strong observational skills combined with excellent patient evaluation abilities. Proven history of cultivating strong patient rapport to provide quality care and patient education. Detail-oriented Certified Nursing Assistant with successful geriatric healthcare experience. Compassionate with superior communication and rapport-building skills. Strong commitment to comprehensive and individualized patient care and education. Liaises with medical professionals, patients and family to provide continuous top-quality care and education. Compassionate Certified Nursing Assistant adept at bathing, grooming and feeding elderly and disabled patients. Familiar with advanced medical terminology and procedures. Offering strong foundation of empathy and commitment to patient care, eager to learn and grow in healthcare setting. Brings understanding of patient care guidelines and basic healthcare procedures, combined with skills in communication and teamwork. Ready to use and develop patient care and clinical assistance skills in CNA role.

When i was 16 my grandma was really sick and while my mother was at work after i got off of the school bus i would have to take care of her by myself while my mother was at work. After she passed on that is when i realized i wanted to take care of people who couldn't take care of themselves anymore i want to give back to the community in the only way i know how and that is with taking care of people that cannot take care of themselves anymore.  Then in November i lost my father to leukemia and the hospital staff didn't take care of him the way he needed it which made me realize that it just takes that one nurse or aide to make the patient feel at home. My father and grandma played a big roll in my life so when they both passed on i knew that i would want to make people feel as comfortable as they could be until it is time for them to go home for good.