Arthritis Caregivers in Franklin County - 48 caregivers found

Hello, My name is Cheyanna Fields! I am a 25 years old single mom to the most handsome 2 year old! I am hard working ,independent , self driven, detail oriented, self motivated, organized, clean, and cheerful person! I have been a caregiver for a little over 5 years, I love helping others with day to day life skills and needs I always knew I wanted to help people and once I finally started to I knew I never wanted it to end! Helping others makes me feel so much joy just knowing that the person is being properly cared for. I love getting to know each an every person I get the pleasure of working with. I couldn't be more proud of the field of work I'm in helping others takes a special person, lots of patience and a good heart,thankfully God blessed me with all of that because now I get to love what I do l!

CPR license HHA license, C.N.A I have been an active caregiver since 1995. I am reliable, and an honest person. I have a big heart. I absolutely love being a caregiver. My experience varys from client to client. Most of my clients that I have worked with have some degree of Alzheimer's. I would say that I'm very experienced in that department. My availability as far as scheduling varys. I enjoy working more hours then fewer hours. I like to work over night care the most. I am willing to work any hours of any day or night to help with my clients needs. Also holidays are not a problem either. I have wonderful references and license for my nursing skills. Clean background check and perfect driving record.

I'm a good caregiver because I take the time to learn the clients specific needs ,and always put my client first. it's a good a career and I use to help take care of my grandma which got me interested in the field.

I have been told I am very compassionate, work well with all types of personalities, honest, a great listener as well as caring and dependable. I have tried the corporate world, and nothing is as rewarding as taking care of others and improving their quality of life. I was a caregiver to both of my parents in their last years of life. I lost my mother to cancer and my father to covid. I believe in taking care of our elderly and disabled community

I am very passionate about taking care of people and have been since I was a little girl, which I why I became a STNA in February of 2004. The thing I love the most about being a caregiver is that I know that my resident is well taken care of with me. A personal achievement for me is when I became a mother.

I have been a caregiver my entire life, I started out as a CNA at age 17 I did that as well as home health care for several years then I went to college and acquired my associates degree in Medical Assisting. Then I worked at an opthalmology practice for 3 years then a Cardiology center for 2 and most recently I've been employed as a direct care staff taking care of clients in their home. I'm honest, dependable, caring, empathetic and I just love taking care of people.

I am an outgoing, friendly, and caring person. I have lost family members and I decided I wanted to take care of other people. I got into caregiving in 2017 and fell in love. I am very thorough and organized. I love my job. I have went on vacation with a client and their family to provide care in April of 2021.

I have been a CNA for 10 years, and have worked in all different situations in many different facilities. I aspire to go further with my nursing degree, and eventually, hopefully become an RN like my mom. I enjoy being a caregiver because it gives me a sense of purpose, I enjoy helping people. Many life lessons held dearest to my heart, came from the facility where I worked my first 2 years as a CNA. I currently work PRN for an agency based out of Indianapolis. Although I am through an agency, I have been steadily picking up at a facility in Franklin for over 5 years. I am searching for a PRN or part time option closer to home. I look forward to hearing from you!

I'm 55 a mother of 3 and Grandmother of 11, I enjoy cooking, traveling, plays and reading. I have 14 years experience as an Caregiver (private duty) 8 years experience with Dementia/Alzheimer's clients, cpr/first aid certified. Working as an Caregiver has always been gratifying for me, I'm compassionate, passionate, trustworthy, patience, reliable, thoughtful, excellent communication skills. 11 years of professional references will also be provided.

I worked for 10 years at a popular downtown restaurant in Cincinnati, but I also cared for my elderly grandmother the last 5 years of her life. I can't put into words how grateful & proud I am for the relationship I built with my grandmother those last few years. I learned more about her life & her experiences than ever before. I enjoyed being her companion, taking her out & dressing her & tending to the animals & her house. Also, making her lunch & preparing her medication for the week. Our relationship while I was growing up was always somewhat silent & disconnected. My Nana was an English immigrant who served in World War II. She was part of the generation that didn't show much emotion. So when I was the only one in our family with the time to care for her, it was really the universe at work. My grandmother was a different person with me those last few years. It made me realize then that I had a way with people. I knew I loved helping people feel content, special & comfortable. At the restaurant, I turned my experiences into skill with patrons, as well as coworkers & vendors alike. Most of our customers were "regulars" and usually an older crowd. We had patrons that had literally been coming to our place & eating the same dish every Friday for 25 years. I had developed relationships with my own regular customers that would only come in on the nights that I was working,because no one took care of them as well as I did. I remembered how they liked their Salmon cooked, what drink they ordered, what table they sat at & when to bring coffee & dessert. When our customers called during the week for reservations, I knew them by name & I made sure they felt welcomed & appreciated. I know my life would be more fulfilled if I went back to working in a caregivers environment.