Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers in Otto - 22 caregivers found

Hi. My name is Renee and I've been my husband's caregiver going on 5 years. He has liver failure. And I worked as a professional caregiver for 6 months. I'm warm, loving, and compassionate and I will treat your loved one with all the dignity, love, and respect he or she deserves.

I'm 24 years old, I have 5 years experience caring for seniors, I'm CPR certified, I have my pca certificate, I have a valid driver's license. I also have my own transportation and car insurance. I drive a mini van so it's easy to transport clients. Non smoker, drug free can pass a background check and drug screening. I look forward to working with you!

My work experience was in the administrative professional field. After moving to Texas to be near to family I began a career in caregiving. My Granddaughter is disabled. I was blessed with being able to become employed by the agency entrusted with her care. I also worked for other agencies in the Austin Texas area as a caregiver to the elderly. I find great satisfaction in working with those needing my help as I have a great deal of patience and empathy for those who need assistance.

I have always been the kind of person that just throughly enjoys helping others as much as I can. I'm very outgoing and goal oriented. What attracted me to being a caregiver was my first initial experience with it and being able to develop relationships with my clients. I love putting smiles onto people and making their day as good as possible! I am proud to be CPR/AED/First Aide certified with at least four years of experience under my belt and hope to have many more!

I enjoy helping others. I am dependable and kind.

I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping people. I enjoy spending my time helping the patent with there day to day needs, making them happy and able to enjoy there day

I'm very passionate about what I do. I love helping people in their time of need. I'm always consistent when it comes to my clients. Being dependable and reliable is something I proud myself. I choose this field because you never know how you can impact someone life just by a conversation or just being their when they need you the most.

1. I became a Caregiver when I was a young girl at the age of seven. I helped my great grandmother when she broke her hip at age seventy five. I helped her with physical therapy, medication, and meeting her many needs. Later on when I was flying for Delta Airlines as a flight attendant, my grandmother was diagnosed with cervical cancer. Every chance I had when I was not flying, I would help take care of all her needs. She lived for a few more years after the diagnosis, and it meant so much to me to be there for her during this time. 2. I love giving and doing for others by caring for them doing their time of need. It makes me feel like a true Christian to care for others in this way. It affects my inner soul that I am indeed doing God's work in this regard. I really love caring for others and I prove that every day with my friends and family. 3. I am proud that I have been married for almost twenty five years and have two wonderful children. It takes a lot of sacrifice, hard work, and understanding to have a great marriage and raise your children the right way. I love being a wife, mother, and the best Caregiver to them I can be. 4. As mentioned above, I am married with two beautiful children. I worked for Delta Airlines for thirteen years and taught preschoolers part time at a Church School for another fifteen years. I am college educated, CPR and First Aid Certified, and hard working. Based on my life experiences taking care of my great grandmother and grandmothe

why i'm a great care giver because I have a heart for it, an a great compassion for caring for people. an when I do something I do it right, I like being a caregiving because I can show my love and caring for others n giving the care and respect that patients deserve. I also want to be a caregiving because I lost my daughter last year and I have a lot of love to give away an when I do a job I do it right. For me its not about the money its the love and respect you give one another.

I became a caregiver because I absolutely love helping take care of people. It makes me feel good about myself and helps me know that im not a selfish person and don't care about only my health, but other peoples as well. I'm personally proud that I don't mind to get my hands dirty working as a CNA because we all know, it can get pretty rough! But i absolutely love it and wouldn't change my career choice for the world!