Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Halifax - 24 caregivers found

I'm a kind and patient caregiver. My oldest friend is 105. I understand the challenges that come with getting older, and some of the frustration that accompany it. It's important to have someone that can help with daily/weekly tasks such as cleaning, shopping or meal preparation. Covid-19 vaccinations 2 high dose and 3 boosters I'm genuinely curious to learn the interests of others and build rewarding relationships.

I have 5 years of experience as a caregiver. I provide personal care and companionship. I am CPR certified and fully vaccinated!

Hi I love to help others mainly the elderly, I treat all clients as if they are my own family members. I've been doing this for 10 years

I love to help my patients. I became a caregiver because patients need to be treated with love not treated bad. It makes me feel wonderful when my patients smile and is happy to see me. I just love helping anybody i can.

I have been a caregiver for about 10 years now. I have worked different jobs in between but there is nothing I like to do more than provide care to people who need it.

I have over 9 years of experience caring for for families. Being in this field meeting different clients needs. I enjoy being around to be someone's helping hand. Seeing any of my clients improve.

Hello My name is Nicole Hunter Blakely. I am 30 years old. I have been in the medical field for over 7 years. I have a lot of experience within 7 or more years of experience. I am friendly and I get along with a lot of clients. I am very mature and I am always on time. When I'm with a client we have a good time.

I honestly never saw myself as becoming a caregiver. I am very energetic but at the same time I have a very laid back personality. I am very easy to get along with and enjoy meeting and getting to know new people. Most people would say I have a lot patience but I just try to treat people as I would want them to treat me. Back in 2010 I made a decision to move back to Halifax County to be closer to my aging but very active and healthy parents. Not long after the move, we made the decision to allow my intellectually challenged older brother to move in with me. I eventually had to became more active with helping my dad as he started to have health problems and almost simultaneously, my brother's health began to decline. Unfortunately back in 2017, I lost both my dad and brother. Being able to help them with their doctor appointments, medicine and other responsibilities such as hygiene and bathing when it came to my brother, was hard work but an honor. So many people have so many responsibilities that they are not in a position to be a caregiver to their family members when in need. I can truly say from experience it is very rewarding duty. It would be fair to say my experience with my family attracted me to becoming a caregiver. Since, the passing of my brother and father I help my mother out a great deal and having been working with individuals who are intellectually challenged, autistic and deal with various health issues. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the opportunity to treat and assist a person in need with dignity. This many times is not how we hear people are treated. So the chance to treat someone who may just need a little help or a lot, with dignity and respect is an opportunity and privilege for me. Everyone is someone's mother, father, sister, brother, daughter or son. Being able to help my father remain mostly independent in his final years is probably my greatest achievement and honor.

I'm a very hard worker...dependable and loyal to my job...I show lots of love and compassion when it comes to your loved ones...I treat people the way I would love for my family members to be treated [?]

Very loving and caring, outstanding attitude