Blood Disorders Caregivers in Wilson - 44 caregivers found

Hello my name is LaToya I been a caregiver for 7+years now im a CNA certificate nurses aide. I start doing this kind of work with my own family then I start working with clients in their homes, nursing homes and now the hospital. I work full time at south plains rehab in Lubbock. I love what I do. It just makes my heart happy when I can make someone else life a little better. I love going to work and my clients smile and say I made there day a little better by being there. To be a caregiver/CNA you have to have a heart for the job so I know my heart is where it needs to be.

Being a caregiver is rewarding to me because I am able to provide companionship, comfort, and excellent detail oriented service. I enjoy helping others and meeting new people.

Loving caring trustworthy

Enjoy spending quality time with clients and the knowledge they can bestow upon me.

Iam a people person I like to talk help out when needed like to cook pNd listen and care about what they want and I don't believe in being mean to no one even if they are wrong. And like when I took careofahospice person I did not love him till he died cuz no one should never die alone I will stay till they are gone

I keep a smile on my face and get along with everyone. I'm good at putting myself in someone else shoes and relating. The best place to be is home, so I like to help keep people home as long as possible. I am a chatter box and love to listen to others stories.

I am very loving and caring, am personate about my tasks. Back from my country, l care for my grandma and since then l have always love to care for people who need assistance. The fact that l can make someone smile and doing little things to make an impact gives me joy. Empathy, patience, flexibility.

Hello My Name is T'Keyah Shelby. I am 28 years old. I have been in the caregiving business for several years. I enjoy meeting new clients and assisting them with their everyday needs.

My name is Zoey Lynn and I'm currently going to South Plains College for my degree in Psychology. I have an extraordinary passion for helping others and I feel strongly that my purpose on this Earth is to relieve others of any kind of pain and be a light in others' lives. I wanted to be a caregiver because of my grandfather who had Alzheimer's. I knew my presence was confusing and at times challenging but I knew it meant the world to his soul. With him being passed on, I want to carry that love to you or your loved ones as I would my own family. Regardless of age, race, background, etc, I love people because everyone deserves to feel appreciated and seen.

What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I'm naturally patient, observant, and compassionate--three qualities that make a huge difference in caregiving. I pay close attention to how someone is feeling, even if they don't say it out loud, and I do my best to meet their needs with kindness and respect. I also stay calm under pressure, which helps in moments where quick thinking and emotional steadiness really matter. * What attracted you to being a caregiver? I've always had a heart for helping people, especially those who need a little extra support to get through the day. What drew me in most was the opportunity to truly make a difference in someone's daily life--to be the person they can count on, trust, and feel safe with. It's not just a job to me, it's something I take personally and seriously. * What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? The connections I form with the people I care for. There's something special about earning someone's trust and knowing you're bringing peace, comfort, or even joy into their life. Whether it's sharing a laugh, being a steady presence, or simply listening, those moments remind me why I do what I do. * What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I'm proud of showing up for others, even when life has been tough on me. I've learned how to balance strength and gentleness, and I've built a reputation for being dependable and deeply caring. Honestly, just being the kind of person others can rely on--that's my proudest achievement.