Arthritis Caregivers in Kansas - 7 caregivers found

I am a very compassionate, caring, patient and understanding . I'm a very hard worker and put my all into everything I do. Going into this field was a no brainer for me , it runs in my family and caring for others is something I've always loved doing. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is probably having the opportunity to be able to help guide and watch individuals accomplishments along the way. The smiles are everything. A personal achievement Im proud of is being able to help my 1:1 expand his vocabulary tremendously in just a few short months.

I love helping others who need a little or a lot of assistance. I enjoy the happiness I see in the person's face when someone is willing to do something for them. I have a huge heart and compassionate one. I wanted to help people as much as I could after taking care of my mother after she had 2 strokes. I would do this out of pure love for her and would do the same for anyone else who needed it. I would hope that if I was to someday need any assistance , someone with a loving heart and compassion would do the same for me.

I'm 35 years old and have been a cna for 18 years I have a lot of passion for taking care of people who need help I'm a caring loving person and a big personal achievement of mine is my children and getting the best education and job opportunities that I can get them

Hello, my name is jennifer. I have been a cna since 2004/2005. I have experience working in both home health and long term care. I enjoy working in home health more because you get a chance to really know the client and family and build a relationship with them. Its also one on one so you are able to attend to there needs completely and in a timely manner. I enjoy being a caregiver and took care of my great grandma for a few months in 2005 beforw she passed away. I knew then that this is what i wanted to do. I love helping people and will do what i can to make sure they are taken care of and are happy.

I love being able to make a difference in people's health but if also worked with hospice clients as well and the only difference with that is your job is to make them comfortable

I have been a caregiver for 13 years. I have worked with a lot of different people. I feel that caring for others was my calling. I ran a home health company for years. I enjoyed it but now I just want to work on my own. I have over 15 references.

I am someone who grew up seeing my family lend a hand. Growing up my parents had a foster home, so we had lots of kids going in and out and some became permanent family. I think that started my love to take care of people. Also the inevitable, you grow up and in turn, the people around you grow old too. I visited nursing homes and saw the way they were treated and it wasn't always well. I loved babies growing up as well, was the family babysitters for years, until I could get a real job of course. You know they say that some people are meant to be nurses/caregivers. Because it's not meant for everyone. I genuinely love being of use to someone, to help, to see the gratitude people give when you're helping them or just being nice in general. I think being a caregiver has taught me life lessons. Being patient, and kind, and stop to say hello, ask how someone's day was, have small talk, just be humble and a genuinely good person. I've learned time management, multitasking, just how quick you can get attached to someone you never know before, and the power of helping others!