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My name is Jennifer Whitehorn and I have over 20 years of experience in caregiving. I can assist with ADLs companionship and lighthouse keeping

My name is Charles James, I have been working as a caregiver for the past 12 years! I have experienced working as caregiver, home care services, nursing homes, assisted living homes, hospital and currently working as a NEMT Transporter.

I am a very caring person who enjoys working with people in a caring environment where I can use my professional home-care skills.

I believe that I am a great caregiver because I know what it takes in providing all needs to the patient from bathing, to feeding all the way up to assist with ambulation and exercise. My mother had a debilitating stroke when I was young and there was no such thing as in-home care. All the responsibility was left to my family and my aunts and uncles to attend to my mother. I believe I am a great caregiver because I am understanding of the stress I am compassionate and I have experience in caring for people, And because I have chosen physical therapy two help people get better. What I enjoy the most is having the satisfaction of being able to understand peoples predicaments and I know how to provide service to help people.

Hello! I'm Jessica. I'm a fun, outgoing , personable caregiver. I was a caregiver for many years and have lots of experience, I took time off to raise my kiddos but now ready to work again. I have experience in bathing, dressing and toiletry, and also meal prep, shopping or errands. Would love to be a companion and helper to someone in need.

Growing up I assisted my mother in the care of both set of grandparents. By the time I was in High School I was the full time caregiver for my grandfather whom had Alzheimer's disease. After his passing, I moved on to help numerous family members and friends with the care of their loved ones. I worked in a Retirement home for 3years. I enjoyed all that I learned there but missed the connections you can develop with Personal Home Care.

I am very outgoing. I love to dedicate my time and patience to people that need someone to listen and have a great conversation. I love being a caregiver because someone needs me and I'm there front and center. I love helping people no matter what age. I enjoy the talks, the walks, the companionship, I love making people happy. I love uplifting people no matter what they are going through. A personal achievement would be helping people with depression and seeing a change in their lives.

As a caregiver, my personality traits of empathy, patience, and attentiveness serve as essential strengths in providing compassionate care to individuals in need. Additionally, my expertise in understanding the unique needs of elderly and memory unit patients allows me to tailor my approach to each individual, ensuring their comfort and well-being. I was drawn to being a caregiver due to my innate desire to make a positive impact in the lives of others. The opportunity to provide support, companionship, and assistance to elderly and memory unit patients resonated with me deeply. I find fulfillment in being able to enhance their quality of life and bring comfort to both them and their families during challenging times. One of the aspects I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the meaningful relationships I develop with the individuals under my care. Building trust and rapport with them allows me to provide not only physical assistance but also emotional support. Witnessing their moments of joy, gratitude, and resilience brings me immense fulfillment and reinforces my dedication to this profession. A personal achievement I am proud of is the positive impact I have had on the lives of those I have cared for throughout my career. Whether it's helping a patient achieve a personal milestone, providing comfort during difficult times, or simply being a reliable source of support, knowing that I have made a difference in their lives fills me with a sense of pride and fulfillment.

Hello My name is Shacurra I'm 25 years old. I Was born and raised in South Carolina I moved up here about a month ago. I'm 6 years cancer free and with the help of the good lord hoping to be many more years cancer free. I'm very loving caring and respectful I have a heart of gold and for elders and kids I'll go above and beyond. But that's enough about let's get to the questions. What are your personality traits or expertise that helps you be a great caregiver? I have lots of traits when it come to dealing with elderly I'm very loving caring and have lots of patience and respect I'll treat your mother or grandmother farther or grandfather as if they was mines.

Compassionate caregiver with 10 plus years of experience working in assisted living facilities and in home care. Passionate about disabled and elder care, skilled at managing schedules and keeping clients as active as possible. Culturally sensitive with the ability to provide both physical and emotional support to clients. Proven ability to build trusting relationships with clients and their families, and expertise in providing companionship, medication reminders, housekeeping, and assistance with daily activities. I was the sole caregiver for my late mother and sister who had stage 4 cancer and elderly father who then passed away of a heart attack. Fell in love with caregiving as a child while watching my My mother and elder sister enjoy their job. Proud to have nursed multiple clients back to independence

I have been in some form of the medical field for 16 years. I am able to chart medications, updates on the patient's well-being, medications taken, and progress. I am BLS/CPR certified and have been an Emergency Medical Responder for 12 years. I enjoy caring for patients and just feel this is my calling as it's the only thing besides being a mother that just felt "natural" to me.

My name is Alyssa Baldwin. I am 22 years old and have been working in the healthcare field since I was 19. My passions include working with vulnerable members of our community to provide much needed care and support.

I've worked in Healthcare for more than 25 years as a clinical Medical Assistant. Working beside physicians taking care of patients always seemed very natural to me. I've always known I'm a true caregiver and treat patients with respect and dignity.

Hello, my name is Courtney and I just wanted to introduce myself. I am a mother of a 6 and 3 month old! I've been a dedicated caregiver for 10+ years and have received many certificates. I have experienced with most ages and conditions. Alzheimer's and Parkinson's have been a common in my clients. I pride myself on the independent care that I give my clients! I have worked at many facilities so I am passionate about home care!

My name is Jo-Dee I am kind and compassionate very patient

I am a mother of 3 boys , i am currently going to school to become a phlebotomist to work in the hospital , i enjoy my job and i have been doing this for a few years now

Hello! I am Cleber, I have 5 years of experience. I worked with patients with different health conditions from different ages I help patients with difficulties completing basic tasks, people with disabilities and with mental disorders. My main duties include administering medications, helping patients bathing, dressing, eating or grooming. My goal is to work side by side with my clients, always aware of the patient conditions and improve their life qualities. - Alzheimer's/dementia - Diabetic/dialysis care - Injury/surgery recover (PT/OT) - Cancer care - Hospice care (bedridden/toileting/ bath/feeding) - Companionship - Running errands - Meal preparation - Dr appointments - Light house cleaning. - Travel companion - CPR-First AID training - Excellent drive skills - Worked as assistant chef The above care services and many more. Basically the care I provide will depend on the patient and their needs. *References available upon request. Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you, Cleber.

I believe my nursing experience Helps me to be a great caregiver. I was working for a friend before I started taking care of my first client. I took care of her for a little over a year before she passed away. She had two different kinds of dementia, and we loved each other. I helped her with everything. I wasn't working as a caregiver. I was working for a friend of mine in another field, but the clients daughter called me and asked me if I would take care of her and I agreed and we were a good fit. She trusted me and I cared about her a lot. I love being a caregiver because it's rewarding and helping other people touches something in my heart and makes me a happy individual. Proud of the fact that I achieved my goal of becoming a nurse, but I was disappointed when I couldn't continue working as a nurse in the hospital setting. But being a caregiver gives me back that feeling of caring about people and helping them with their needs and their illnesses.

Let me first start off with heyyy how y'all doing I hope your having a great day so far ! I'm Vanessa I'm gonna be completely honest I am no professional care giver I do have experience helping my grandmother she is 78 years old I help her clean,cook,get dressed, all her meds but I think the most important thing I do for her is make her laugh n smile !! So if you give me a chance I'll treat your loved one the same way I treat my Mimi .

I am a very empathetic, compassionate, and reliable person. My mother was a caregiver and I grew up learning from all the people she took care of, including my grandfather. Her example lead me to enjoy taking care of others. I love learning from the experiences of older ones. They have so much wisdom to share. Older ones have so much to their families and the community throughout their life they deserve someone to take care of them for a change. A personal achievement is working with a client with dementia. It's not easy but it's rewarding knowing you are helping someone through the frustrations of not being able to communicate or get around like they once did. When I see her smile and or laugh it is all more than worth it.