ALS Caregivers in Knox County - 19 caregivers found

Caregiver is my passion of work ! I've been working as a PCA/HHA for total of 5years now. I believe our elder deserve the best care that can be given. I go above and beyond for the care of my clients. Treat them better then family!

I enjoy being a caregiver because the year I started being a caregiver was in 2018 and the first day I started I knew right there at my first job was full time and I bonded over time with the individuals that I served. What attracted me being a caregiver was when I applied at Midwest health services and I wanted to try something different because before that I was a cashier at Kroger for a total of 19 years. After I started being a caregiver and as I learned about each individual by talking with them and taking them out in the community and we both did things together and right then and there I discovered that being a caregiver is my niche in life. I really do enjoy being a caregiver because I like to help my clients to live a better life and I always want to do things with them that they enjoy so they feel more independent. The personal achievement that I got at my first job being a caregiver they promoted me to a team leader and they made me full time at the house that had 3 individuals in it which was a honor because each day I learned more about my clients wants and needs and I strive to meet their goals in life.

I enjoy assisting clients with daily activities and chores. I am very easy going and easy to get along with. I have been in the caregiving field for about four years. I love helping people and learning more about the people I care for. Being a caregiver, to me, means caring about the individuals and helping them live their best life. It's very rewarding in many ways. I can gladly say that I have made friends while in the caregiving field. I have come to enjoy and truly care about the people I care for. I was very happy when I assisted an individual in learning how to do things themselves while working with Individuals with Disabilities. It was rewarding to see them get waivered out and able to live on their own with minimal assistance.

Welcoming you with warm wishes. Just wanted to share alittle about me. I'm 34 yrs old. I've worked since age 14yrs. My mom was a single mom raising 3 kids. I enjoyed working hard and I have always been a giving hearted person. I remember I used to get my paychecks an was so excited I was able to but my mom dinner from a days hard of work. I was first introduced to an entry level position in the State of Kansas as a Residential Trainer for people who face physical and mental challenges and I did that for 3 years. It was so rewarding. Very hard work but I have always been very open to learning new things and I enjoy challenges. If we stay in where were comfortable. The you limit yourself from learning and doing what you can to be the hands and feet for Gods kingdom. After doing that for 3 yrs I decided to get my nurses aide license and doing that for so many years has been such a wonderful opportunity. I absolutely love my elders and I AM THE VOICE WHO SPEAKS UP FOR THEM. I believe that there is way too many people shoved in a room with a facility that lacks sufficient staffing to give the residents attention to give them the essentials like a regular bath and hygiene and clothes put on. I've seen too much of the THE BAD AND THE UGLY in institutions and to me that's NO WAY for anyone to live or spend there retirement in. I love talking and sharing stories, praying, I enjoy providing exceptional care to all clients I come in contact. I'm very friendly. My passion in life is people going above and beyond the call of duty. I'm flexible and reliable as I dont have any kids. Just 3 sweet dogs. Goals I'm working towards and emails the Congress is to shut down institutions and create group homes with a maximum of 5 clients per 1 Nurses Aide Ratio because in the end it would save money on healthcare costs for our elders and reduce risk and injuries and could extend there life. https://www.facebook.com/HealingBeginsInTheHeart Blessings- Heather Sperry

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Hello I'm Trina ! I've been a caregiver for about 8 years. I started off as a childcare teacher and for children ages infants - school agers. I wanted to expand my experience & career in teaching & caregiving so I became a Caregiver. I'm currently expanding my education in Early childhood education and healthcare . I love being a friend to everyone I've worked with. My goal is it push every person I take care of to their fullest potential and help them in anyway I can to get them to next level of Independence they need to be. I'm very caring and trustworthy. I enjoy most helping others and putting a smile on their face. Personal Achievements are going to back to school and also pushing myself to reach all my goals.

I was a professional caregiver on and off since 1975. I am compassionate and well trained in caregiving. I enjoy spending time with those I care for and meeting their needs. I enjoy doing something I love and also being able to get paid for it. I have held awards for caregiver of the year from a job and promoted to head supervisor in a nursing home I worked in for many years.

I'm am hardworking and will to help out and do whatever your love ones needs are[?]

Hi! I'm a dedicated and compassionate healthcare support professional currently residing in Columbus, Oh,with 4 years of experience as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) and Behavioral Technician. Skilled in implementing behavior plans, providing direct client care, promoting independence, and ensuring safety for individuals with developmental disabilities and behavioral needs. Bilingual in English and French, with current certifications in CPR/First Aid and DODD (Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities) provider standards. Seeking opportunities as an independent healthcare provider to deliver personalized, high-quality support. Please find below my contact details ngwaleopold91@gmail.com

I am honest, reliable, caring, dependable and dedicated to my work. I got into the medical field because of my grandfather. He had stage 4 pancreatic cancer and I was trained by his hospice nurse to help take care of him since he was living with me. I love helping families, it makes me feel apart of the family.