ALS Caregivers in Schuyler - 52 caregivers found

Hello my name is Kendra Johnson I have been a Certified Nursing Assistance for 16 years I have worked in different settings nursing home,hospice care, hospital, home care in more. I have a passion at what I do I love it .

I am a very easy going person. My personality is my best trait. My mother was confined to a wheelchair due to Muscular Dystrophy from the time I was 18 months old until I lost her in 2009. Taking care of her just led to me naturally becoming a caregiver. It's what I know.

I have 20 plus years in the medical field primarily in patient care and really have enjoyed helping and working in my community . I strive to provide the best care possible for my clients and treat everyone with dignity and respect. This is my work but also my passion.

I'm extremely passionate about my job. I have amazing patience, and empathy working with memory care, or special needs clients. I love working with elderly clients and treat everyone like I would my own family. I volunteered at a nursing home in school and fell in love with it. I knew then that this was the job I was meant to do. I love putting smiles on people's faces.faces home n

Hi, my name is Ja'naai Crawford! I've been in the health care field now for 4 years and I absolutely enjoy it! On my free time I love to travel! What I enjoy most about caregiving is getting to get to know others and learning new things weather it's small or big! I am proud to say that I am a certified CNA and PCT in the state of Virginia!

What helps me being a good care giver is going into the homes of elderly knowing I get to look forward to there days. Every since I was a little girl I always wanted to be a nurse and give back to the community. The most I enjoy is watching the clients exceed in life

* I'm organized and physically strong. I also have excellent communication skills, which help me interact with both patients and other healthcare professionals. My time management skills are excellent and I take initiative when caring for patients. * I love helping people. I've always had a soft spot for seniors and wanted to make a difference in their lives. * I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. I also love the fact of making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. * Actively assisted clients in housekeeping activities like cleaning and dusting while running grocery shopping errands for them. * Provided exceptional emotional support through positive interaction and companionship.

My name is Shamari, I've been a caregiver since 2015. I enjoy what I do and getting to build a good relationship with my clients to insure all their needs are met

I am a very loving and compassionate person. I work hard to give my clients the respect, empathy, and quality of life they need and deserve. I am a strong believer in patient advocacy, Thier rights and care are of complete importance to me. I carry a lot of pride in myself and my job. It is my duty as a nursing assistant for over 20 years, to go above and beyond to make sure the care of my client is that of superior quality. I have worked in private/home care, as well as hospital/rehab and nursing home settings. Also am very knowledgeable in hospice and end of life care. I pride myself on being a very outgoing, affectionate caregiver, with lots of smiles, laughter and hugs. I feel human touch is necessary in life for healing and comfort. Also I served in the United states Army as a mechanic for 10 years, so I hold myself to high standards in my personal life and in my career fields. I never come into work or leave without a smile!

Caring for others has been a lifelong passion of mine! I'm happiest when helping others, so I find this field of work very rewarding in many ways. I grew up watching my mother learn and be a great nurse so she is definitely my inspiration. What I enjoy most is definitely just making a difference, being able to be there and insert patience and understanding in a situation of discomfort. Many don't understand how hard it can be to accept help when you have always helped others yourself, that's the role of a caregiver.