ALS Caregivers in Fritch - 12 caregivers found

I care for my patients like I would care for my own parents or grandparents. I enjoy hearing their stories and talking with them as well as helping them with things they can no longer do on their own.

I am Raychel Williamson and I have been a caregiver/NA/medication aide for over 8 years now. I also have an associates degree in allied health and a bachelors degree in arts and sciences (behavioral sciences). I enjoy caring for others and improving there quality of life. I am a fun loving, caring, compassionate person. I have experience with Alzheimer's and dementia clients as well as rehabilitation therapy and care for those in rehab. I also have experience with orthopedic and cardiovascular care. I have don't home health as well as worked in assisted living, memory care, and long term care facilities.

4 year CNA. Loving, caring, and compassionate. I love making a difference, bringing a smile to my residents. A kindness in someone's day can go a long way. Making an effort to support others and help them feel loved is a great trait. I am here to make that difference in the world.

I'm a very outgoing person, I love taking care of people. I love being a CNA and I give my 100% to all patients.

I have been a caregiver or assisted individuals with mental and/ or physical disabilities for many years now. I enjoy making a difference in both the patient and families I assist. I am proud that I have been able to build bonds with my clients and that the client can not only trust in me but feel safe in my care. Making a difference in someone's life is a plus.

I love taking care of people! My parents both passed away and I take of others like if they was my parents or grandparents! I love seeing the residents and doing activities That they know someone loves them takes care of them!

My Journey as a CNA During my junior year of high school, my mother was diagnosed with lung cancer, and losing her had a tremendous impact on my life. I had already experienced the loss of my father when I was five years old due to complications from diabetes. Losing both of my parents at such young ages helped shape the person I am today and inspired me to make a difference in the lives of others. After graduating high school, I decided to pursue my CNA certification because I knew I wanted to care for people and make them feel loved, valued, and respected. For the past 11 years, I have been blessed to work as a CNA, providing care and comfort to those who need it most. Being a CNA is more than just a job to me; it is something I am passionate about and a way to make a positive impact on someone's life. As a mother of two children, I want to continue growing both personally and professionally. I am now working toward returning to school to become an LVN so I can further my education, expand my knowledge, and continue fulfilling my passion for caring for others. My experiences have taught me how precious life is, and I want every person I care for to feel the compassion, dignity, and kindness they deserve.

I'm a caregiver that enjoys helping others.

I have practiced nursing my whole life since my dad had a horrific accident when I was a child. I love my patients they become my family. I took on a life of sacrifice to care for others and I am passionate about the quality of care they receive.

I have 5 kids three that live at home and I am a single parent. I'm very out going and I have a heart of gold and I will go above and. Beyond your expectations to take care of your family because family is everything to me.