ALS Caregivers in Jasper - 30 caregivers found

I'm pretty upbeat. Really good with adjusting and meeting new people. I first started working in retail, and after 3 years i went to the healthcare field. I've worked with children and young adults with profound intellectual and developmental disabilities for 4.5 years. During this time I've learned how to have more patience, being more compassionate and being a reliable person. What i enjoy most about being a caretaker is making people smile. I must admit im pretty funny sometimes. My personal achievement im proud of is going back to school to get my CNA license.

Hi! My name is Brandi Williams. I'm 27 years old with 3 kids. I love being a caregiver. I've been doing caregiving since 2019.

My name is Aja Booker, I am 26 years old and I've been a caregiver for about 10+ years. I've been taking care of my parents when I was in high school and after I graduated instead of pursuing my dreams I decided to stay home and take care of them because I didn't trust anyone else to do so. That was the best decision I've made. I'm willing to do as much as I can for you or your family member that needs my care. With God on my side I know I'll get the job done.

I love this kind of work and I been doing it for years and I just love this field of work

Seasoned PCT offering 13+ years experience providing care to the elderly community

Hi my name is Jaleasha wing . I am 29 years old. Being a caregiver is one of my main attractions . To see and help others who can't do for themselves is my passion because nobody should have to go through life alone. The thing I like most about being a caregiver is being able to put a smile on many faces because of who I am and what I offer as a person . I have been doing caregiving since 2014 with elder and young people . I love it so much . I am patient,supportive and trustworthy.

I love what I do . It's rewarding and I really care about the well being of people . I like to brighten up their day. I'm always professional and give the best care possible .

I'm a loving, caring, patient and understanding person who loves helping people. I like to know that I could help lift someone's spirit when they are down. Knowing that I just put a smile on a persons face when they don't feel well or things are not going so great. What I like about being a caregiver, the heartwarming feeling after make the day better for someone else and the comfort you may bring their home again. The bond you build with a person is everything. Being able to help people is a great achievement in my life.

I have been working with patients for 3 years with disability and autistic patients for 3 years I enjoy working with people I all so have been a manager for 15 years I am also a medical assistant and I have my ekg certificate and I have my security guard license I am a IV certified

Hello, My name is Shunta Lewis. I am 36 years old mother of 4. I have always had a passion for helping others regardless of there race or color. I have always admired and wanted to follow in my mothers footsteps. She has been a LPN for 42 years and she would take me with her to visit her patients and watch (after it was ok with the patient and there family) her while she cared for them and did there assessments. It has always been a joy seeing how her patients would light up when they saw her. So I knew that was exactly what I wanted to do. I have been doing private sittings for 5 years now and I have well over 10 yrs in experience. I have years of experience in checking blood sugars, charting and taking vital signs, Diverticulitis, Diabetes, hyper and hypotension, Alzheimer's, Dementia, as well as administering the right dosage of medicine and insulin. When I get involved with a patient they become family to me. I treat them as such. I have lost both of my grandparents on both sides, I helped in taking care of them up until there final days. My last patient of 4 years who was 84 years old was put into a nursing home after her family could no longer care for her without me during my time off to have my daughter. It hurt me so bad, we did everything together. I would go wake her up in the morning singing to her and she would just smile. I would check her blood sugar and blood pressure. Then I would lift her out of her bed. Put her on her bedside pot, then clean her up and bathe her then dress her. I would then put her into her wheelchair and wheel her in her front room to be put into her lift chair. Then I would go cook her breakfast and me and her would eat then I would administer her daily meds to her. I then would put her back on her potty to use the restroom. Then depending on how she felt me and her would take a stroll around her yard and look at her garden. There is nothing like knowing that you a made a difference in some ones life.