Question

Answer the following questions in a paragraph

1. Tell us your thoughts on these essential traits we should possess as a CNA.
2. Are these traits important to you?
3. If so, how will you plan to portray them and help other CNA's do the same?
4. Lastly, what other traits would also be of great importance for you to have as a CNA that would greatly benefit the residents, staff, and employers? Add to the list below from your course reading material.
• Desirable attitudes and actions
• Dependability/responsibility
• Reporting to work on time
• Keeping absences to a minimum
• Keeping promises related to resident care
• Completing assigned tasks promptly and quietly
• Performing tasks for which the CNA is competent without being reminded
• Seeking assistance when asked to do a task that the CNA doesn't know how to do or hasn't been taught
• Being a team worker with a cooperative attitude.
• Accuracy
• Communicate clearly, using appropriate terminology
• Report mistakes if CNA makes them.
• Respect for others (residents and staff)

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

As a CNA, I believe that possessing essential traits such as dependability, responsibility, and a cooperative attitude is crucial to providing quality care to residents. These traits are important to me as they showcase professionalism and dedication to the well-being of others. To portray them and help other CNA's do the same, I plan on leading by example by reporting to work on time, completing tasks promptly and quietly, seeking assistance when needed, and always communicating clearly and respectfully with residents and staff. Additionally, I believe that accuracy, the ability to report mistakes, and respect for others are essential traits that would greatly benefit residents, staff, and employers. By consistently demonstrating these traits, I aim to create a positive and supportive environment for both residents and colleagues.