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Miracle and Nurse Carmel
Miracle really is a true life Miracle, he beat all the odds and survived and is thriving when doctors didn't think he would. His Mom preserved and with the help of Aveanna and the amazing bond he has formed with his nurse Carmel he continues to surprise us every day!
Nurse Anita and Dalton
Kindness speaks louder than words!
Staffing Paraprofessional Latoya
I love my job and I’m very passionate about it. I have watched my father all my life in this field and wanted to know what it felt like. It feels amazing to bring joy to my student and other students around in general. Knowing that I help brighten up another person day is so pleasing. I love what I do.
Nurse Sara - Tyler
I believe that Nursing isn’t just a job, it’s a calling.
Nurse Tiffany - Atlanta South
I became a nurse because of my love of people. I don’t look at it as a job; I look at nursing as me caring for my family because each and every person I take care of is like family to me. Sometimes you come across people who don’t have family and you’re the closest to family for them, so it’s only right for me to be their family. I have developed such great relationships with my patients and their families, that I still keep in touch after they have passed way. I always hear from people how pure and genuine my heart is. That is just my personality. I love all my people and they’re all my family!!!
Nurse Magdalena - Lancaster
READY OK !!!!! BELIEVE !!! Let’s Go Aveanna !!!
Nurse Hannah - Tricities
My care story
Nurse Angela - Beaumont
Malik and Nurse Bettie
It truly takes a village and we sure love our nurse, Betty. She is part of our family and her being with him allows me to also work as a nurse with Aveanna. She has loved my other children and now even my grandchildren. We appreciate her and Aveanna not just during Nurse’s week but every day.
Direct Care Work Jeanie - DuBois
Alex and Mom/Nurse Samantha
Being a nurse is the best decision I ever made. It has given me the capability and opportunity to care for Alex. Aveanna has been part of our lives for many years!
Nurse Michelle - Orlando
Hope
Nurse Zonia - Englewood
Nurses seeking education to better serve our patients and community.
Nurse Ronnie - Wexford
Nurse Alicia - Daytona Beach
Nurse Alicia's poem titled "My Care"
Nurse Amanda and Logan
Believe in making a Difference
Nurse Christine - Temple
The key to a better tomorrow.
Nurse Junelle and Gabriel
Nurse Angel - Fort Worth
“Instilling hope one patient at a time”
Nurse Vanessa and Marky
I have always believed you must play a variety of roles and wear many hats to be an excellent private duty nurse.
Nurse Trisha and Genesis
I Believe in Hope, Happyness and Healing ONE day at a time
Nurse Amanda and Jaxon
“When you’re a nurse, you know everyday you will touch a life or a life will touch yours.” This year has taught me that the care we give our patients makes the biggest difference. I took care of Jaxon since he was 1, and he passed away unexpectedly in October at 5 years old, not long after my shift with him that same day. Looking back, it was the best day. We played and laughed, he danced to his favorite songs. I can confidently say his last day with us was full of happiness. We leave our shifts everyday thinking it’s just another day, except sometimes it’s not. It is so important to give the best care we can, and a lot of times that means more than just the typical “nursing duties”. My life and how I give care as a nurse is forever changed because of the impact this sweet boy had on me. The care I give goes so much further than giving medications or doing assessments. The real care lies in my compassion for what I do, the willingness to go above and beyond, to play with a child, or dance and sing. To improve their quality of life every single day. ❤️
Nurse Claudine and Xena
Nurse Claudine and Xena
Patiently Awaiting Nurses arrival, for Twinning photo session and Jamming Breathing treatment❣️
Nurse Carly and Krista
Krista and Nurse Carly
Health Maintenance Attendant Lindsey
My daughter Lily drew this for me to capture my feeling that nursing is love.
Nurse Kaylee - Amarillo
Nurse Gerri - Scranton
Jackson and Nurse Linda-Rae
“We believe in each other!”
Nurse Jessica and Luke
The power of energy.
Nurse Caitie - Baton Rouge
Happy Nurse's Week
Nurse Beth
Traveling to Drs appt
Nurse Zainab - Allentown
What do I believe in? I believe in myself. I believe in my ability to care for my patients with empathy and compassion. I always say nursing chose me or 'fell into my lap.' After almost 10 years as a bedside nurse and 5 in an office setting, my nursing career took a detour. I took a 2-year break from nursing because I thought maybe nursing wasn't for me, or maybe I wasn't for it because I hadn't found my niche, but then I found Aveanna, or Aveanna found me. Home care nurse? That's a hat I had never worn before. What would it be like? I'd only been a nurse in a hospital and office. My inner voice said "Believe in yourself, Zainab, you can do this, you should use your degree that you worked so hard for, that your immigrant parents paid for." Maybe returning to nursing was out of a sense of duty to my parents, but after working with my diabetic patients, I realized it was for me. Aveanna showed me that I could believe in myself again, as a nurse, my identity. My passion was reignited, thanks to Aveanna. Type 1 diabetes is something I hold near and dear to my heart. My nephew was diagnosed at the age of 8, so the fact that I get to give other families peace of mind when their child is not with them gives me a sense of pride. They believe in me and believe that their child is in good hands, which reminds me to continue believing in myself because I am delivering care with compassion and empathy. "Believe in yourself, your abilities and your own potential. Never let self-doubt hold you captive. You are worthy of all that you dream of and hope for" -Roy Bennett
Nurse Eileen and Patient Elif
Enjoying all that life has to offer!
Nurse Vienna - Corona
The Nurse life
My name is Christina Howe. I have been a nurse for 10 years. unlike most kids who want to be a firefighter, police officer or astronaut; I have known I wanted to be a pediatric special needs nurse since the third grade; there's a beautiful but bittersweet story behind this. I grew up in a small town where everybody knew everybody. My best friend in second grade was Josephine, she was incredibly special and had a smile that would light up the classroom. When she was an infant she had tragically suffered a traumatic brain injury that left her with only partial brain function and confined to a wheelchair. She couldn't speak but would often hum and smile to music and her favorite song was you are my sunshine. I got to work alongside her and her special needs nurse every single day at school, and thoroughly enjoyed it. We would read books, sing songs and practice range of motion with stretching. One of her favorite activities was playing with spray foam. Josephine mostly had good days but on some of her tougher days I could always find a way to make her smile as she could do for me on my tougher days. Unfortunately Josephine passed away in third grade and I made a promise to her then that I would become a nurse so I could help more children like her. After years in various positions in the nursing field, I am very proud to say that I have finally kept my promise to Josephine, and I owe it all to Aveanna for giving me the opportunity to do so. Josephine has and always will be my motivation to give exceptional and quality care to each and every one of my patients.
Nurse Ciara - Jacksonville
"Caring is the essence of Nursing"
Nurse Abby - Fort Wayne
I believe the care I provide is making a difference in my clients’ daily lives and in their futures!
Olivia and Mom
Smiling and working on social and fine motor skills.