Utopia

I am an 39 year old female that's been in the healthcare field for 20 years. 20 years as a caregiver over 15years as a Chiropractic Asst. . I became a Caregiver because I knew some people that needed help and didn't have any famliy or anybody willing to help the them with activities of daily living, shopping, or other things and I said if I could just help out just a little what a difference it would make. I love seeing the smile of person's face or family member face because I was there to help whether it was on a volunteer basis of paid visit or just being there to talk, go on walks, reading books or just keeping them company.

I love to help the elderly keep their independent as long as they can ...I'm very polite to everyone and my 2 cases love me ...Always give 110%

I am very dependable, and responsible. I take a great amount of passion in what I do. I work to give great caring services, as I would want myself. I am an observant person, as well as reliable. I have a passion for helping people. I like having responsibilities. I have grown a great deal of patience in this field of work.

Hi my name is Tasha I been doing caregiver for a year it start of with my grandmother until she past away then I went to a agency I like to help people

I believe to be a great care giver because I take time to know my patients that way I have a better feel of where they're coming from also helps me be more compassionate with them. Becoming a caregiver was like a dream come true because it allowed me to become a better person to be who I am today and the future me. I love to give back and help people I'm their time of need. I came to the United states 15 years ago and I had to leave my son behind until I became more stable to bring him up. I am proud to say I've worked very hard and have recently accomplished this goal and was able to bring my son here with me. I will continue to work hard for is to have a better living.

I'm caring and compassionate toward people. Also reliable, flexible I always put my clients needs 1 st

What makes me a great caregiver is I am caring, patient, and friendly! I started working in the Health Care 10 years ago after my mother was in a car accident and was left a paraplegic. After seeing what she went threw for her recovery and how some of her caregivers weren't always the most "pleasant" I decided I wanted to work in health care so I could give care to others the way I wanted my mother to receive care!

Am a certified Home Health Aid. I became an aid because I greatly enjoy helping people. I am very professional, caring and patient. I have experience in assisting with mobility, transfers, bathing, bed baths, hygiene, medication reminders. I also am experienced with post stroke patients, diabetics, parkinsons and cp clients , physically and developmentally disabled and dementia clients

I became a caregiver because I really enjoy helping people and I care about people. I like to see that the care I give makes people better, feel better look better. My personal achievement is that I have four kids I raised alone and my oldest has graduated from college also that when im assigned to clients they always compliment my work.I m a very good worker I come to work prompt and ready to help in anyway possible Im committed to doing the best care possible I feel this is what God has for me to do in life.I love the Lord and Im more spiritual than religious.I believe I can do this job and the client will love me.

I'm a great caregiver because i take them time to get to know my patients. I also take care of them as if they were my own family. The thing that motivated me to become a caregiver is that i wanted to be able to care for people who aren't able to do certain things on their own.

What makes me great. Is the ability to keep a smile and my clients face even on a down day I love what I do. I've ben in the medical field since 2004 AS A PCA off and on now Im a certified HOME HEALTH AIDE, VERY reliable repctable very good communication skills .. ASSISTANCE WITH MEDICATIONS, HIV BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, CPR, domestic violence, ALZHEIMER'S AND DEMENTIA. CEU'S