Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Wingate - 36 caregivers found

I have been working in the medical field as a Certified Restorative nurse Aide for over 20 years. I enjoy taking care of those who struggle with daily life skills. I've worked with Patients who deal with alzheimer's disease, depression, psychological or mental health problems. I was trained to obtain my Psychiatric Nurse Aide certification as an employee for Vernon state hospital, also Abilene state Supported living Center. I believe that With the yrs of experience I obtain i am more than qualified to do this job.

Hello my name is Jennifer , I am a charismatic and vivacious spirit. I enjoy helping others, I enjoy laughing and being filled with joy , patience, and laughter I am told I'm a very kindred spirit.

Hi there. My name is Donna and I am an independent home health aide. I love caring for those in need and doing my part to ensure they are happy, healthy and safe.

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I am a very outgoing , funny person . I have 4 children and I love to care for other as I do my own . I am very dependable, easy learner and can do anything a family is in need of .

Hello, I would like to tell you a little about myself. I have been a caregiver for over 20 years. Taking care of the elderly is very much a passion of mine and it's my happy place other than the birth my of two boys, at the given moment in time I am doing what I love and that's is helping my individual with his or her needs that have become difficult due to age and or illness. Here is a little bit about what all I have done in the past 20 years that has to do with this field. I worked with hospice, I have been a medication aid, phlebotomy in a dialysis center. Physical therapist tech III at Abilene State School. Working at the State School was something totally out of my comfort zone but was so worth every minute spent there the knowledge I soaked in really enhanced my ability working with Alzheimer's and dementia individuals. So as you have read I wear many hates. There was a time when I thought about taking it to the next level and going to nursing school but as I got older and from working nurses are very important but there is less hand on with the individual and I am all about hands on and taking care of my individual at the time. My greatest achievement are my kids they keep me grounded and focused. My attraction to this field comes from my mom. She started out as a caregiver but went back to school and became a nurse. So you see this field has been in my blood for a very long time and it's my heart it's just who I am and what I love. I am new to the Carelinx family but know this line of work deep in my soul, take a chance on me so you can see for yourself. Thank you

Over 6 years experience as a caregiver providing emotional and physical support to medical patients, disabled or elderly persons. I provide a range of responsibilities such as giving medications, meal prep, helping with housekeeping, personal hygiene, and assisting with arranging medical appointments. I also assist in personal errands and shopping, ect. I am reliable, honest and compassionate about my work.

People often find me very friendly and easy to talk to. I find that those are two important things when it comes to being a caregiver. Although I have plenty of experience through being a home health aid as well as a CNA, I'd describe my best skill for the role of a caregiver as compassion. I've never worked a position where a bond has not been formed. That is what is most enjoyable about being a caregiver. Most women in my family are nurses which is what initially peeked my interest in this field.

Well I've been in the medical field for 9yrs, and I've lost several family members to cancer and just seen that I to wanted, to help. I've seen to much that makes me want to become a Healthcare provider. I've taken care of my grandparents, and my dad has been diagnosed with liposarcoma, and have experience in taking care of my own. I am compassionate about caring for patients and understanding the needs as well.

Hi my names Ashley, I'd like to tell you why I became the person I am today. It is because I had a loving mother who always showed me how to care for others, no matter the situation. She showed me how to help those who needed help and not just by doing it for them, but encouraging them to help themselves. Yes I do help when it's to much, and am a mother, so when my person I'm helping is having a hard time I step in and guide them and help them. I do for them what someone once did for me, but in reverse. As we know, in most cases, things are not getting better. So I help first a little and then gradually step in when it's to hard. I am a CNA and am working on going to college for my RN.