Healthsouth Rehab

I'm very compassionate. Showing love and love to laugh and make others laugh as well. Just letting my patients know if there is anything that is bothering them they would never know they were sick or ill at all.

I have nine years experience in care giving. I have worked in home care, nursing homes, and hospitals. I have experience in memory care, rehab, behavioral health. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant and I am CPR certified. I am caring, honest, compassionate, and enjoy caring for people.

I have been a Caregiver for 7+ years and love helping others, I'm a very outgoing friendly person and consider myself very well rounded. I'm available for hourly or live-in positions and can start A.S.A.P.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I do not only care for my patients I have worked with in the past, but I also always show them compassion and love no matter how busy I am. I have been a caregiver for five years now. I started in 2010, I have had many great memories through the years of being a caregiver. I became a caregiver because my mother is also one and I have a lot of the same traits as she does which are being caring, loving, kind, understanding, compassionate, and hard working. My greatest achievement of being a caregiver are not only the skills I have gained, but all the families I have brought joy to through the process. I have made some very close and loving friends that are family members of the patients I have cared for. So to me it is not only a job, it just comes natural and I love it.

1. I became a caregiver because I love helping others. I can only imagine what it would be like not having full function of my own body and needing help to do everyday activities. I want the people I take care of to feel loved and taken care of. 2. I like getting to know patients personally and being able to provide care to individuals who are not able to do for themselves. I also like the feeling I get after caring for these patients. 3. A personal achievement I am proud of would be making anyone smile. It might be a small achievement, but I feel that if I can make them smile then they feel loved and well taken care of. And that's what matters to me the most. 4. I am 27 years old with 2 children. I love the outdoors and sports. I often ask what type of music the patients like and play music for them. To me, music is great for helping with pain, and can also calm people down. It is also fun to put on some music and dance a little!