Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Haralson County - 77 caregivers found

Empathetic - I naturally tune into others' emotions and needs, which helps me provide comfort and support. - Patient - I understand that healing and care take time, and I never rush the process. - Reliable - People can count on me to show up, follow through, and be consistent. - Observant - I notice the little things--changes in mood, behavior, or health--that others might miss. - Compassionate - I genuinely care about others' well-being and strive to make their lives better. What Attracted Me to Being a Caregiver - The chance to make a real difference in someone's life, even in small ways. - A desire to serve others and be present during vulnerable moments. - The fulfillment that comes from building trust and connection with those I care for. - A personal calling to bring dignity and kindness into someone's daily experience. What I Enjoy Most - Seeing someone smile or feel safe because of something I did. - The relationships that form--deep, meaningful bonds that go beyond tasks. - Helping someone regain independence or confidence after a setback. - The quiet moments of shared humanity, like holding a hand or listening to a story. Personal Achievement I'm Proud Of - Supporting a client through a difficult recovery and watching them walk again after months of rehab. - Helping a family navigate end-of-life care with grace and peace, making sure their loved one felt loved and respected. - Advocating for a patient's needs and getting them access to better resources and support. - Training new caregivers and seeing them grow into compassionate professionals.

I have much fulfillment in taking care of people. I knew since a very young age a career in serving others was my passion. Patience and understanding are the two main characteristics I live my because we all need it. When I can make someone's day by helping it gives me a sense of inner satisfaction.

I became a caregiver to help people feel more independent while in there own home .I love being a caregiver because the look on clients face when you make them feel independent is priceless. I am proud that everyone I come across loves the great work I do I am a parent to a son with autism so I know patience and helping makes a difference the medical field has always been my calling.

Hi my name is lakisha gamble I have 20 years of experience in health care ranging from geriatric care to mental health. I am interested in being a caregiver for you and your family in this time of need. Feel free to contact me if you think I would be a perfect fit.

I think caring for others is God's work and I love it. I see so many people out there mostly elderly people that need help don't have anyone in a life to help them or be a companion to them. That's why I became a caregiver. I like helping being there and being a good listener. I'm proud of knowing that I made someone smile and feel comfortable.

I love taking care of my residents, I get to endlessly make them laugh and make them feel loved even though they are very vulnerable and it over whelms me with all the love they give to me and allow me to grow through them that makes me want to continue doing what I am. I look at them as a bonus grandparent and will cherish them.

Hello, My name is Jessica and I've been an LPN for 4 almost 5years. What made me become a nurse, is when my grandmother had a stroke which caused her to walk and talk all over again. I gained interest in learning how to make the recovery possible and would help her with bathing and other needs that I could assist with. From that point, my mind was set into becoming a nursing once I grew up and finished school. I made that possible in 2013, after graduating I've been working with geriatrics since I've become a nurse. I love working with the elderly, and helping those in need of regaining their physical abilities. My most honorable achievement is becoming a successful nurse and a mother of 3 handsome boys, which is my world. I am in process of going back to school to gain my Associates in RN.

I have always loved taking care of the elderly. You have to have the heart. I started out by being there for my mom until she left me. Then when I lossed her I said why not take care of others. I hope I be able to have the same done for myself if I be around that long. Honest, Dependable, Trustworthy.. I like to have fun get to know my client. Become friends and have a relationship. That is what makes me a good caregiver. Have excellent references.

I am 52 years old. Been doing this type work off and on for 20 plus years now. I always have loved to help people since I was little. When I was nineteen my grandfather was diagnosed with Alzheimers. I was there with him from day one to the last moments of his life. I had two aunts and myself took shifts taking care of him. Then after he passed we did the same for my grandmother. I fell in love with it and knew that was what I was meant to do.

Hello, my name is Deborah Mosher. I was a private care giver for one woman and a married couple for three years. As a caregiver I have experience in med reminders, bathing, dressing, transferring, speech & memory exercise, doctor visits, light cleaning, cooking, and running errands. I understand and respect the elderly as they have loss of memory and physical difficulties. I was a medical assistant with the same doctor for over 12 years and I have experience in vitals, bandaging wounds, and caring for ill patients. I am a volunteer and work for the school system and had my national background/fingerprints completed. I cared for my mother for many years who was a heart patient and diabetic. .