ALS Caregivers in Ellijay - 19 caregivers found

I am a very outgoing and compassionate. What attracted me to caregiving is when my my older sister was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor that made her go blind and a few weeks later my grandfather was diagnosed with dementia. I started taking care of him because I did not want him placed in a nursing. I also enjoy listening to people reminisce about the past and learning new things

Experienced Professional, Very Dependable and out going with over 10 years in Healthcare

I have been taking care of the disabled since 1999. I love what I do. I have a kind compassionate heart.

My name is Gina I'm 23 years old with 2 little boys. I have been a caregiver for an Assisted Living and Memory Care facility for over a year. I have helped residents that differ in their own way. I enjoy being a caregiver because I know I will be able to make a difference in someone's life that may need my help. Being there for someone even if it's just for them to have someone to talk to brings me joy to see the happiness on their face.

I was a CNA years ago but went to a part time job because I was having a hard time not seeing my kids. Since then I have raised 3 girls and have driven a school bus for over 30 years, became the owner of a embroidery business, sold it and retired from driving in 2018. I took care of my grandmother for nearly 8 years in my home. We both decided that the personal care (bathing) would be better if someone that was not family, provided that for her but all of the care beyond that was handled by me. She was a stroke victim with breast cancer and passed at the age of 96. I am a natural born care giver of people and animals. I just moved to TN two weeks ago and am ready to be back to work as I am to young not to be working.

Im a caring giving person and I love to help others have a big heart to care for the elderly and sick I love anything to do with the medical field I also take care of my grandma and my perants with anything that has to do with medical or doctors appoiments and also with thier business affairs. I work in a nursing home now and each one of the residents I take care of I treat as my family as an uncle or grandparents.

I'm a compassionate person. Willing to go that extra mile. I have experience with patients that have dementia. Patients that have Parkinson's. What attracted me to being a caregiver is providing help for those in need . I enjoy helping people and putting a smile on their face. Helping them accomplish something they thought maybe they couldn't. An achievement I'm proud of is changing someone's life. Life doesn't end when we get older it's just as happy and meaningful. I enjoy helping people antheir face

I am patient and calm in demeanor, very caring and empathic to others. I was s Paramedic for 20 years and held respect of my peers as well as upper management.

Dependable licensed Medical Assistant trained to work in high-stress environments and stay calm under pressure. Seeking to leverage meticulous skills in patient care, record keeping, EHR, and inventory management. CPR certified

Hello. I'm Amanda, a dedicated professional caregiver and nurse. I started my career in 1995 as a in-home caregiver. I obtained my Certificate Nursing Assistant License from a Nursing Home. Cared for the Developmentally Disabled in a group. Worked in a "Half-Way House" caring for mentally ill. Long Term Care Unit in the Copper Queen Community Hospital. Oct 1999 Marietta Ga Supervisor Caregiver, Assisted Living Home. Worked in a Family Practice, Woodstock. Assisted Living seduced me back as Wellness Director. Motherhood sent me to Hospice as a private contractor for 2 years. Hospital work w/ 12hr/ 3days wk. Perfect for school! Then..my second son came in 2008. 2 small children is much more work then having one!In 2009 it became obvious there is no "perfect time" Kennesaw State University for general ed. 2012 onto to Ga Highlands College. Graduation in 2015. and to speak the vows of the nurse. Emergency room nurse, floating to all sorts of units. Knowing that I couldn't forget about the dying and scared, an old calling moved me to become a Hospice Nurse. My ignorance of the business within medicine soon drove to crave the ER again. Corporate work was predictable and I was not required to deal with the money coding and approvals of Medicare to see the patient. Nursing and Medicine doctors should not be asked to deal with tge money side of Healthcare. So, back the ER. COVID called out. 14 months COVID Reponder. Divinely driven to nurse, advocate, teach, comfort, study, suggest, sweet talk, elude safety and confidence as I proceed to provide the needed care and whatever that may entail fir as long as I can. So, here I am. At your service.