Blood Disorders Caregivers in Chatham County - 46 caregivers found

Hi My Name Is Kendra Sheppard I Really Enjoy Working As A Caregiver. I Have Been Doing This Job For 10 Years Plus I Love Every Moment Of It. I Wouldn't Trade It For Nothing In The World

Very attentive, patience is everything and tremendously dedicated! I've been in the field for 15 years or so and I wouldn't trade what I love to do for anything! It was when both parents fell Ill and I became their sole caregiver, after they passed I knew this was my calling. To provide exceptional care with so much compassion. I genuinely enjoy knowing my knowledge and experience makes a huge impact on those I care for including families. Will provide proof of the following: Covid-19 vaccination and CPR Certification

Hello! My name is sheridan, I am a 29 year old female PCA with 6 years of caregiving experience. I take much pride in what I do caring for loved ones!

I am an outgoing person who love being in act of service. What attracts me to being a caregiver is actually being able to help someone in need. What I enjoy most is seeing people smile by how I'm helping or being helped. My personal achievement is when I was finally able to help a client/patient on my own.

- I became a caregiver because of my passion for helping people. - I truly enjoy interacting with family members, taking care of residents, providing support and comfort for those without family, assisting residents with their personal goals, and creating a "home" experience away from home. I also like dressing my residents and enhancing their appearance to increase self-confidence. - I am proud that I have received training/certifications, to enhance medical services provided, in wound care, patient restraints, phlebotomy, electrocardiograms (EKG), medical terminology, occult blood testing, oxygen therapy, and blood glucose. - I am a strong minded, creative, energetic, team player with a WINNING ATTITUDE. I am a creative, proactive, energetic, team player with strong organizational, time management, and impersonal skills. Strong communicator with a "WINNING ATTITUDE" who can successfully correspond with all levels of management and loves a challenge. Prompt, devoted, and trustworthy Certified Nursing Assistant II with 25 years of experience in the medical field. Friendly and professional when dealing with the public, maintains composure during fast paced and hectic situations.

I being doing caregiving work for 2 year I'm very familiar about pca work by washing up client feeding them doing light clean around there house I work in rest home for year and I work with special needs people so I'm familiar doing the job

Hi my name is Kristina i am 37 years old I have being doing pca since 2010 with my 80 hours course training I love the passion of working with someone getting to know them listening to their childhood I love it my moto is you never can say what someone has gone thru or been thru without walking in their shoes

I'm been working as Nursing Assistant for about 20 + plus years taking care of patients with every day living cooking bathing dresses exercise meds

Hello my name is Ihilani ( E-He-La-knee) I started my caregiving career with my grandmother at the age of 10 when I went to live with her, after her hip surgery. That is when I knew that being with people during their most vulnerable time was a ministry and not just a job. I believe that no matter what age or stage in your life we can all need help and more important a sense of protection during these times. Mind Body and Soul all need to be nurtured when we are going through health issues. and it brings me great joy to know that I able to help others when they are experiencing medical, mental or soul pain or just a helping hand making sure that the quality of life that a person lives is safe and secure no matter what stage of life they are in. While working with a nursing home... My new patient, would not let me touch him. I couldn't take vitals, bathing was out of the question, he was just mad at the world and I understood. I noticed my new patient had extreme dry mouth and was very dehydrated. I asked, "What is your favorite drink?" He replied,I love orange juice and I have not had any in 4 years. "What???" I look at my new patient and said I will be right back. I returned to the room in about 5minutes and my patient says well this is a first. I asked What is a first? He replies back "That you came back" I look at him and smiled, Sir you do not scare me with a giggle and I have something for you I believe you will love.He looks at me, smirks what could you possibly have for me? walking towards him holding a half gallon jug of orange juice with a straw saying " Your favorite drink Sir." My new patient looks at me saying, I will let you take care of me. Remembering this story makes me tear up. We had a great friendship that only lasted for 6months before he passed, but we laughed, he taught me things and encouraged me in my life's journey and while I only had 6 months with him, when I think of why I love what I do I think about him

I'm a great caregiver because I'm honest dependable and trustworthy. I love helping others and seeing them make progress. I'm a patient dedicated individual. I chose to become a caregiver because I started helping my grandmother and grandfather at a young age. Then when my grandparents passed away I realize that this type of work was something I have a passion for that I want to continue to do throughout my life . My goal is to help others and see the positive outcomes, in their life.