Arthritis Caregivers in Cosby - 31 caregivers found

I would be a good caregiver because I have helped my mom recover from different types of surgeries and know what to look for and how to help appropriately. I've also helped my father through various stages of cancer. Sometimes helping means just being there to help or smile

I am a very out going caring individual who loves to help others it's my passion I enjoy being a caregiver because just seeing the smiles on there faces the way they look at you and always so grateful to have someone not only to do house work but someone to talk to

My name is Tiffany Story. I am 26 with a 1 year old boy named Emmett. I have been working in the healthcare field for a Lil over 3 years now. Really enjoy helping people and uplifting them on their bad days.

What first attracted me to being a caregiver was the fact that my mamaw has done this kind of work her whole life so when I turned 18 I got a job in an assisted living facility and have done home health care off and on ever since. I love being able to know I can help someone on a personal level. It takes a special person to do this kind of work.

Hey my name is Amy Gregory and I have been CNA for almost 4 years. I love the outdoor and nature. And I love everything about what I do..I am talker and a listener. Love older stories. Very funny and great to be around hope to see ya soon :)

I love being in this type of work. I enjoy a more one on one relationship I get to build with clients in the homecare environment. I have experience with many different fields as a caregiver. I have worked closely with dementia and alzheimers clients and their families. It is best when we can all count on each other and help each other be the best caregiver we can be.

I am compassionate, caring, and understanding. I am very outgoing and can hold a conversation, but I also know when to just sit and be a companion. I enjoy providing care for those who cannot care for themselves and I take pride in the fact that I have the ability to do so. I care for others as I would want others to care for a member of my family. What attracted me to being a caregiver was when my mother wasn't able to care for herself, (which ironically gives me most of the expertise I have in caregiving). My mother had a motorcycle accident in 2012 which inabled her from most daily activity. On top of that she developed many medical ailments (cataracts, diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, incontinence, etc.). I cared for her until her passing in February of 2020. I enjoy the personal familiarity of caring for someone in their home environment. Being able to get to know them and their family on a personal level. Although it can be heartbreaking at times, it also brings a warmth and special bond and I believe that ecah bond is a personal achievement and those are all things that I am proud of.

I have been a caregiver since I was 13. My father developed a brain tumor and my mother developed cancer. They both passed away. I had my father with me for 13 years, and my three teen/young adult children all were born with a bone marrow failure syndrome and have multiple health issues. I am CPR certified. I have been a Lactation Consultant and worked as a CNA in home care as well as in the hospital and nursing home setting. I was born to be a caregiver. I am most proud of being a mother to special needs children.

5 years of caregiving experience within a range of different care situations, such as Alzheimer's, Dementia, Intellectual Disabilties/Disorders, ALS, and physical dependence, with a passion for helping others and improving quality of life and providing companionship for all clients.

My personal reason is, I helped my dad with my mom. She was on hospice for approximately size months or more. Then, after mom passed I helped take care of dad, he passed the following year. I worked in the Sheriff's office for 23 years assisting The nurses I love people and I love taking care of their needs, such as light house keeping, companionship so their not lonely. Every one needs loved and sometimes the elderly are forgotten about. I am working now but I'm driving almost an hour away which is taking time away from my grandchildren that I adopted. Just last week I worked 90 hours., and the week before I put in 65 hours. As you see I'm not afraid of work.