Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Covington - 604 caregivers found

From the age of 12 My Grandmother suffered from many illnesses ( Diabetes, Dementia, and Alzheimer's along with Several Strokes). Growing up in a family oriented environment I felt it was my duty to help/assist her. Every since then I knew that this was the field I wanted to pursue my career in. Bringing joy and smiles to my client's faces while still providing professional and loving care. Being able to give those in need excellent care and professional services. I'm recently married and just relocated from Michigan to Georgia I'm a very loving and outgoing People's person who loves life. I love achieving the goals I set and I'm always striving to do better. I work well under pressure as well as being a great team player Being Respectful, Courteous, Loyal and Devoted is what I set out to achieve with every client

I am a caregiver because I told myself that. My mom wasn't going to a nursing home and I went and paid my way through school...and I have worked nursing homes from Sc to FL. & Ga , And have done private duty care for some of the sweetest people you would want to know..

I've been a caregiver for the last 18 years and I love providing services for my client. My services include: cooking, cleaning, bathing, giving meds, hoyer lift, doctors appointments, and companion care. It's always been a passion of mine to help others since I was a kid and my happiness comes from knowing my client is satisfied with the services I provide. I'm friendly, a great listener, honest, a fast learner, and willing to provide any services needed.

I became a caregiver when I was still going to school when I would visit the Elderly Home and assist the patient with bathing, feeding, take them for walks....then my dad took sick when I had to care for him. That's when I became a Caregiver.

I became a care giver after my husband became ill with cancer. The treatment he got in the hospital and hospice makes me sick to my stomach. Especially the way some nurses spoke to him. I then decided to become a CNA so I can help him and the other patients who really need proper care. To treat every one of my patients the way I would like to be treated if and when I get sick. Other words treat them the way I want to be treated. My personal achievement that I'm proud off is right after giving my client his bath on 10/28/14, he hold my hand and told me thank you for everything, and I love you then took his last breath. That told me for the five years I was taking care of him I was doing a good job. My name Jenette, I've been a CNA for 19 years. Worked at Lincoln Hospital in NY as a PCT for 5 years. Moved from NY to Atlanta GA where I've worked as a CNA or Home Health Aid for 12 years. I love my job very much. Taking care of the sick is what I do, and I do it to the best of my knowledge.

Throughout the years; I've come across many kinds of patients and clients. Some that are completely ok with having someone to help with their daily life and some that do not like having someone help them and would rather be independent. I help them with anything they need while at the same time making sure that they aren't feeling as if their just being handled. My First Private Case; I got introduced into this industry from a colleague that said I could be a perfect fit since I like to help people and I had earlier experience with Dementia, Alzheimer's, & Hospice Care. 30 years in and I don't regret it at all. I enjoy my job.

My Name is Natasha Palmer. I am covid-19 free. I am a mother of three, I've been a caregiver for over 10 years, I'm a fun-loving,careing,creative,flexible person very passionate about careing for the Elderly,my goal is to provide a nurturing secure environment for my clients personal care needs. I am experience in cooking meals, Bathing, medication reminder, light house cleaning, grocery shopping, pharmacy pick up, respite, spinal injury, Alzheimer /dementia care,assigning client with mental impairments are physical limitations,to manage everyday tasks,skill in genriatic care and providing companionship and direct assign to cognitively impaired Clients. Empathetic care worker with sensitive and compassionate approach to cultivating trusting, stimulation and varied Lifestyle for clients.I am experience in hospital and in -home settings providing guidance and encouragement my patients through physical and emotional support,to live happier , healthy and fulfilling lifes, into the comfort of their homes.

Love taking care of people my whole life, I always was a people person,I was told by my peers that I have a gift and that this is my calling, this is my passion, I'm proud that I have had the opportunity to work with a lot of with different cultures and experience with different kinds of patients at providence hospital for 20 years it was a wonderful experience for me and a great place to work.

I have a history of 30 years as a caregiver. I started as a Home Health Aide in Hospice with 2 companies for 7 years. American Hospice and Central Hospice, due to a back injury I left the company and started private duty from the recommendation of one of my Hospice nurses. A month after starting with Hospice that I hadn't ever heard of at the time, I felt I had found my calling in life. I'm a great Caregiver because I treat my patients as my own family, I show respect to the family and their needs and try to recommend the best scenario for the family needs. 98% of my private jobs has been from past families. My very first family of over 20 years ago I'm still in touch with. I having had two clients on the LVAC heart machine. Cooking, laundry and light housekeeping. Errands, grocery shopping and Dr. Appts. I have reliable transportation. References avaible upon request. I did a refresher CNA course and graduated Sept. 7,2019. I took my State board test in December and I passed and I am now on the State Certification registry. You can look it up.

I became an care giver at the age of 14 i have 5 sisters and 1 brother in the oldest so i always had to take care of them being a care giver but it really wasn't until my sick grandmother moved in with us she was bed bound nurses use to come to our home and help her with all her everyday living needs i would often help the nurses with the duties and when they weren't there i would take care of my grandmother. I like the fact that i can help someone that's unable to help them self while being compassionate and making them happy. an accomplishment im happy with is getting certified as a nursing assistant im already a pca, hha. im a very fun out going caring person i truly enjoy being a caregiver and when i get older an cant help myself i hope to have someone take as good care of me as i took of other people. My grandmother passed away but i no she would be very happy to see im still continuing working as a CAREGIVER.