Arthritis Caregivers in Wilsons Mills - 170 caregivers found

Reason why I became a caregiver to give back. I love making people smile . When I do my job... I do it well ! When I leave the Consumer home knowing they have a smile on there face & comfortable NOT TO MENTION SAFE! I know I did something good & Positive I have worked my way to become a SIC ( supervisor) community coordinator. I over see 6/7 caregivers & 25-30 clients. Thank you for you time . Have a blessed day! I can work afternoons 4p-9p every other weekend & PRN . No Wednesday.

am dependable and compassionate caregiver, quick learner and able to follow directions. I have worked in Medical Field for over 10 yrs, worked in homes, facilities, hospitals and group homes. In the past, I have assisted clients with their activities of daily living, companionship, recording intake and outputs, recording vitals signs, experience in using hospital equipment like Hoyer Lifts, and Stand Lifts. I also assisted with light house keeping, grocery and laundry. I try to connect with my clients by spending time with them, going for walks, taking them to appointments. when necessary, I am great caregiver because I have been in this field for a long time and I have enough experience, I treat client client like my own family, and I have enough skills to benefit my client.

My name is damaris. Have been a caregiver for the past 3 yrs. I like caregiver giving job because I like interacting with either the seniors and the children. My motive is to give best care and make sure the family and the person you give care too is happy.

I would like to assist in the Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Cary. I can work 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday.

I have 10 years experience working as a caregiver. I am a mother of 5. I have worked in nursing home, hospital, independent living and home care. I am reliable.

I believe I would be a great caregiver your family. I am passionate about building strong relationships with people, caring for them, and helping them set personal goals and having their needs met. For the last several years I have worked as an educator with Boston’s urban youth and families. Each year I developed a classroom management system that allowed students to develop the social and academic skills they needed to succeed in the classroom and in the world. I was also a Life Skills Coach to an Autistic young male adult. I assisted him with the skills necessary to be a positive part of his community in Allston, MA. I prepared him with the skills needed to live self-sufficiently by developing his social skills in the work environment using various behavioral plans with incentives. I feel that I am qualified for this position because of the experiences I have had in the Boston public school system, as well as my attention to detail, my focus and commitment, and my ability to work in a team environment. I have an ability to connect with adults and communicate openly with family members. My experience and skillset make me an excellent fit for a position. Life Skills Coach to an Autistic Young Adult Family from Acton | Allston, MA | 2006 – 2011 • Prepared individual with the skills necessary to live independently. • Worked together on health and proper living management. • Improved his social skills and interaction with others. • Career building and search support. • Constant contact with father with progress.

I am a CNA/Companion Care aide with 10 years plus experience put predominantly with senior care clients. I also worked with clients who had dementia, alzheimers, Parkinson's disease have also work with stroke clients ect: I am very passionate about care for people I love to help those are not able to help them so I give 110 percent in treating people as I would love to be treated and cared for.

I've being doing care jobs for the past 20yrs now. Am also a med tech

What makes me a great caregiver is my eagerness to help others restore what they've lost by guiding them and redirecting. I became a caregiver not only because I had an elements in my life where I wasn't able to do for myself but because I no what it's like to not be able to perform certain tasks that i use to do. What I like about being a caregiver is the reward feeling I get when making someones day and those to words thank you A personal achievement that im proud of was when I didn't think I could finish and achieve my associates degree as a medical assistan with everything that was going on around me.

To have a career that makes a difference in peoples lives. Meeting and interacting with individuals that you sometimes normally would not get the chance to. While working at a assisted living facility I performed CPR on an elderly woman who was choking during dinner. Afterwards she told me how thankful she was and her family wrote a letter stating how grateful they were. The company also expressed their gratitude for what I'd done. I am an understanding, kind, and fair person who does not mind helping people from different cultures and back rounds .That's just how I was raised.