US Army

I am willing and able to Provide routine individualized healthcare such as changing bandages and dressing wounds, and applying topical medications to the elderly, convalescents, or persons with disabilities at the patient's home or in a care facility.I can Monitor or report changes in health status I can also provide personal care such as bathing, dressing, and grooming of patient.I am more than willing and able to Maintain records of patient care, condition, progress, or problems to report and discuss observations with supervisor or case manager.i can Entertain, converse with, or read aloud to patients to keep them mentally healthy and alert.

Hello my name is philicia I am a caregiver in Modesto California. I have a background in caregiving for more than ten years. I have some can training and have my medication technician certificate. I have a background as a EMT emergency services I am current on my Covid shots and cpr bls certificates. I also have experience with memory care and transfers as well. If interested please call 77-505-8580 thank you.

A little about me would be I am reserved, detail oriented, with good time management. I have also had a sense of helping everyone especially my elders. I think the most important part about being a caregiver is the companionship and be patient. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is my self growth.

I am a veteran of US Army. I was raised by both my parents and grandparents. I helped my grandparents with giving insulin daily when I was a teenager. Both my parents was sick with cancer and I took care of them both til their last breath. My grandmother was a nurse and was so compassionate. She always helped others in need and I am the same way. I have been working with the sick and shut in as well as children all my adult life. I went to school for CNA and Early childhood development. I'm very family oriented and I love to give back and put a smile on people face whenever possible.

Hello, I'm Timothy Fowler or TJ for short! I am a strong and hardworking guy with a great fun attitude, and Army professionalism. I served in the infantry and learned to appreciate life, and to appreciate how fortunate I am to be able to do the things I do. For this reason I want to help others enjoy life and have fun.

I have an outgoing personality. Love helping people. Former Army combat medic. I have worked in the field and hospital settings. I have cared for people that have COPD , Cancer and congestive heart disease. I can cook , assist in cleaning and provide some transportation if needed.

1.I have developed a passion towards being one of the most professional caregiver ever, due to the fact that I was raised by my Grandma who's now an elderly woman. I'm not available to provide care to her anymore, but she has caregivers and I hope that they are providing her with the best care at all time, whether someone is looking or not. I see the care that's provided to some of these people who are paying for it and it's not quality care. It grieves my heart to see people being treated like that and at no point in time will I ever want my grandma to be treated that way. Therefore I provide the care I'd like her to receive, and also the care I'd like for my son to receive. And if one day I happen to be in the position to be needing care, the care I'd love to receive also. 2. I like seeing the smile of satisfied clients at the end of the day. When a family member or a visitor comes by and the client says she's such a great person. I love this part about my job very much. 3. One out of many personal achievements am proud of is being able to enlist in the military and obtaining that military discipline that is now permanently instilled in me. 4. Any employer who hires me would have made a great choice for the mere fact that I have values to bring to them. Like loyalty: I bear true faith and allegiance to my employer. Duty: I always fulfill my obligations. Respect: I treat people as they should be treated. I also offer selfless service, by putting the welfare of my clien

I love helping others, also hearing there stories is a bonus. For me helping others is just a natural part of who I am, it brings a smile to my face seeing how much of a difference one person can make in someone else's life.

My name is Cole Coffman, I am 27 years old, and I live in Columbia, Missouri. I was in the US ARMY for 4 1/2 years, I worked in automated logistics, and I deployed one time to Kuwait. The love of helping people came when I was young; my father had ALS or known as Lou Garrick's disease. I remember helping or him when I was a young boy. Since then I always knew that I was meant to help people. I joined the US Army when I was 19 and my goal in Mission was to try to help fight for our freedom and for America and help care for people and love people. In 2015 my mom was diagnosed with cancer and the US ARMY called me and I got leave and I moved in with my mother and helped take care of her with all her needs, including bathing, cooking, dressing, grooming, and being some one that she can talk to. That gave me the love to want to help more people when I got older. I'm going to college at Moberly area community college for right now and I plan to complete my undergraduate degree online. I want to work in addiction with specialties in PTSD and depression. I understand what people go through when they go through addiction and when they go through PTSD and traumatic events. I believe we need more people that are caring and loving and compassionate in the world that we live in today. I want to be that example for all the people I work with and all the people I work for. I'm excited to start this job in this journey with you and I cannot wait to get to know each and everyone of you better.

Hey I'm Daniel served in the army for 4 years as artillery. I have a passion for helping people.

Dedicated Home Health Aide (HHA) seeking to leverage background and experience to secure a position that rewards hard work, talent, and track record of success in providing care to the elderly. Highly skilled with activities of daily living, ambulation, and feeding. Accomplished in providing companionship and engaging client to maximize the quality of life.

I've always wanted to be employed in the medical field, I am currently certified and registered as an EMT in California and South Dakota. I am also a 68w (Health Care specialist in the US ARMY Reserves. I am working to enroll in college to get my nursing degree. I decided to become a care giver because I like building personal relationships with those I assist and I plan on finding the perfect family to help. I also like stability and being a caregiver is the perfect job for stability.

Finishing my service in the US Army September 2018. I've obtained my CTO to control air traffic in the civilian world however I am not passionate about that. I prefer to take care of others and would love to provide companionship to those who may need a little extra help doing daily activities. I don't have much caregiving experience, besides my mother after her car accident that left her with shattered vertebrae, and helping my grandparents when they started needing help doing daily activities. I feel this is a very compassionate job that I have the heart for. I am a hard and determined worker and I wish to provide everyone with a trustworthy person to help out where it is needed.

I am a very responsible, respectful, and caring person who always has a positive attitude. I thoroughly enjoy helping others and keeping them happy.

Hi there! My name is Abraham. For the last 3 years I worked for a family with teens. It's been a great experience and I want to continue to work with families. I'm open to helping the elderly like I helped my grandma over the years. I've helped her since 2010 and it's been a very fulfilling experience. Whether it was companionship, meal preparation, medication prompting, help staying physically active, transportation, errands, or simply talking, I've received great joy from helping her out. I was in the military as an hvac technician and I have always carried the professionalism and attention to detail I have learned over the years. I love the outdoors, am very active, have a calm demeanor, and always have a positive attitude. Looking forward to helping y'all out!

I'm a mom and recently out of the army. My husband is still stationed here at drum, he's military police. Just looking to help others! I love to help people in any kind of way, whatever I'm able to do I will do it.

I am a mom to a 10 month old. Im 21 years old. I dont smoke or drink at all. I love taking care of people and helping better their lives through daily care. I love seeing the improvement that the care brings to their lives and the lives of those around them!

I hold a EMT-B and BLS certification. I am compassionate and truly care about giving people care when they are unable to do so themselves. Although I do not have home care experience I do have 3 years experience working in the emergency department caring for very sick individuals. I have learned skills to recognize and provide care for a number of ailments.

My mother currently takes care of her mentally and physically impaired brother whom I have had the pleasure of taking care of when she has to work or needs a vacation. I have prepared meals and giving him his meds on schedule and I have transported him to his doctor's appointments.

As a caregiver, my strengths lie in empathy, patience, attentiveness, and adaptability, which enable me to provide personalized care and support to those in need. I'm drawn to caregiving because of my innate desire to help others and make a positive difference in their lives. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the opportunity to form meaningful connections with individuals and families, and witnessing the impact of my support on their well-being. A personal achievement I'm proud of is the ability to consistently provide compassionate care and contribute to enhancing the quality of life for those I assist.