Arthritis Caregivers in Ledbetter - 19 caregivers found

This is my 35th year as a caregiver and I believe God asked me to do as I do. I believe every single person deserves to be treated as family. One day I may need someone to take care of me and I would want the same for myself. I believe respect should be given to every person. The patients, residents, clients, I care for for are always number one. I will always do what's in their best interest. I promise always to loyal. I can promise you I do know what I'm doing and lots of others have told me that. My work shows how much I truly care. I have been noticed by families.

My name is Unique Campbell. I currently live in Paducah, Kentucky. I have been working as a caregiver for 5 plus years. I love what I do because I love to help people and be the reason for their smile. I am a hard worker, and I am very kind to others, I am also very reliable and will take good care of my clients.

I have worked in the healthcare most of my life. I became a DSP around 2003-2004 I loved it so much that I went and got my CNA license nursing homes for a few years. But then decided to take time off to take care of my children. Not realizing that I let my CNA license expire. So I went back to the thing that I love my DSP job at Glenbrook in Vienna , where I knew and loved everyone there. But I decided to dip my hand into the cooking career got my certifications and have been doing that ever since. I am energetic and hard-working. I put my everything into what I do and their isn't anything that I can't accomplish when I put my mind to it . Cook DSP, CNA , mother , bestfriend, daughter I've pretty much live the life of a caregiver this is my life and I love every min I will continue to do for as long as I can. I hope to be a member of your team soon . Thank you so much for this opportunity.

I'm outgoing I'm willing to communicate With my clients to meet there need I'm attentive to help them meet there needs i like to help clients I like to help people in general making my clients happy I'm proud of becoming a mother

I am a daughter of Registered Nurse and granddaughter of an Home Caregiver, so I have always saw how great it was to assist someone in need. I have a passion for helping people and taking care of needs they may not be able to. I am currently going to school to receive my CNA license. I've also been CPR certified and Covid vaccinated.

I'm very outgoing and people pleasing. I really enjoy helping others when I can. I always go above and beyond for others. I'm also very reliable and trustworthy.

I have been trained to provide the proper care on bathing, transportation, medicine distribution, and ext. I feel like everyone needs a little help in life and being a mother of 3 I have realized I much enjoy being a caregiver. I enjoy being a caregiver, because I love being apart of someone's life that I can help them live out thier life happy an successful. I enjoy the stories I hear. The caring of another. I'm very proud by the end of the day, week, or month that I have achieved accomplishments of a client's needs, and goals in life. Making someone time better.

l enjoy doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life to be able to pitch in and do whatever is needed to make that difference like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better.

I use to work with mentally disabled and I loved taking care of other people. Helping others that can't do things themselves makes me happy. I enjoy putting smiles on other people's faces. Being part of something that is meaningful.

I have extensive experience in wound care for pressure ulcers and skin disorders. I am very easy going and patient and know how to help with mobility. I see so many people that either have no one at all or have people that cannot do the caregiving. It is not for everyone. what I enjoy most about caregiving is seeing people treated with dignity and like they matter, and not a burden. I am most proud of the fact that I was able to keep my Dad at home, and let him go peacefully at home, instead if a hospital or nursing home.