Home Healthcare

I became a caregiver after volunteering throughout high school at an assisted living and memory care facility. My first year of college I worked as a personal caregiver for a woman with muscular dystrophy. We grew very close and fostered an unforgettable friendship. After transferring to a different college, I began working at an assisted living facility with the elderly. After these experiences, I knew I was destined to become a nurse. I absolutely love people and I am glad to help in any way I can. I am proud of my achievement of being selected as a Resident Assistant amongst a large group of competitors at the university I attended. I have also been on the Dean's List and Honor Roll throughout college. I am a very social person. I love to be around people and make new friends. I am outgoing and patient. I spend a lot of time with my entire family including my parents, siblings, and my 3 year old son. When I am not with my family, I am probably studying! I eventually hope to become a nurse practitioner. I have experience with Alzheimer's, Dementia, Developmental Delays, Autism, Asperger's, and Muscular Dystrophy. I would be glad to share my resume and references with you. I am currently looking for a short term caregiver position as I will begin a job in nursing in late March, 2018.

I am a great caregiver, because I am a compassionate person and I show empathy to my residents. I am a great listener and my residents appreciate me for that. I became a caregiver when I realized I was good with the elderly. I received an Above and Beyond award for going above and beyond my call of duty. This was a job I just started that month. It made me feel like I made a difference in that residents' life. When I know that I've done the best that I can as a caregiver, I find it very rewarding.

I love being a caregiver because when my grandfather was on his dying bed I was there for him throughout the process. It made me stronger&closer to being with elderly whom cannot solely provide for themselves like they used to.I enjoy bonding with the clients.I enjoy the companionship. I feel I am necessary in their lives due to the fact not only does it change me it helps the family who have full-time jobs who cannot provide the care their loved ones need daily. My family members are in the healthcare field&I would love to advance my career. I have a passion for caring for other people.

I became a caregiver because I always been a passionate,and loving person. I love being a caregiver because i learn something new from my residents all the time that make me appreciate life more. I am very proud to be in the healthcare field because i knew this was what i wamted to do since i was a kid and i did it. I am a very loving person with a huge heart. I have years of experience of working with patients with alzhemiers, dementia, behavioral issues and much more. Choose me to take care of your loved one and you will be happy.

1Because am compassionate,dependable and have the strong desire to assist the elderly, physically challenged individuals and the sick to enable them in living dignified lives. 2. You will the interest of connecting with your follow humanbeing by showing love and care. 3. Educational achievement 4. I posses a computer skills, reading and writing skills,posses the good manners required in a working environment and this attribute includes, diplomacy,respect,courtesy and compassionate for others. And hobbies reading and writing.

When I was 23 yrs. old, I was taking the RN Class. I got sick and had to quit, getting me far behind. I never started the class again. Nursing has always been a passion of mine and administration/clerical work. I got off-track and took the first available job, manufacturing. I sort of got stuck there. I am single and love making a difference in someone else's life.it's my passion to take care of people who really need help! I am proud that I can make my patients laugh and I definitely cater to their needs. One of my patients could not hold a toothbrush properly or without pain, I bought him an electric toothbrush to make it easier for him. Clean teeth now! Or brought moisturized soap or sponge to take a bath and relieve dry skin. Little things means more than you can imagine to an ill person. I am single, retired and live alone. I have more than enough time to care for the health of other people. It makes my retirement worthwhile, with more meaning than in manufacturing or any other job. I love my patients, all of them. If given employment, I will strive to give your loved ones the best of care, patience, understanding and loyalty and respect. Thanks. (Frances)