Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Negley - 91 caregivers found

I am a college graduate and an Army veteran. I love taking care of people, it is my passion. I have built my life around helping others. I a a chef and a administrative assistant. I love being around and talking to people. I am a fan of games and nature. I love animals and have no allergies. I am kind , honest, and mature, I am easily to get along with, and I keep a smile on my face.

Greetings. I am a Caregiver and also a Direct Support Professional. I've been in the field for 18 years. I am able to adjust to all people. Being that everyone has different medical conditions. I love this field of work because I have the opportunity to someone life better and help them feel secure about their situation. Rather if it's just companionship or cooking the a good meal. I am proud to be in this field because it motivated me to be greater and move further up in the business. It most definitely helped me accomplish goals that I have set in place.

I'm a people person and I enjoy working with the public i also worked several jobs in the past as a caregiver.

Hello, I'm molly. Ive done caregiving for 5 years. I love getting use to my clients and forming a relationship between us. It brings me joy knowing I bring happiness to my client.

I am very compassionate I'm helping other who are in need of help. I love providing companionship and putting smiles on my clients faces. I know sometimes we all just need a friend we can sit down and just laugh and talk with.

I love helping the elderly I've been doing it since I was 16. That is my passion to help someone. I can say that every client or patient loved and liked me a lot. I do a good job go above and beyond. I treat the elderly like that was one of my grandparents.

Hello! My names Aurora I've been in the care giving field now for 3 years professionally and I absolutely love it. I've a very open minded, kind hearted, and ambitious person. My purpose in life is to help others in need and caregiving fills that purpose. I absolutely love the field!

Hi. I'm Alicia. I am creative, funny, honest, open minded, caring and dedicated to helping others. I love to have the ability to help other's no matter the age when they need it that is what motivates me to be a caregiver. I love senior citizens because they paved the way for me, so being a caregiver is a way for me to show my appreciation. I truly enjoy bringing a smile to laughter to a patient, I always want my patient to feel comfortable and safe to be themselves with me. I am proud of myself for never giving up during challenges and for pushing myself to be better and learn.

I spent some time caring for elderly women while in High School. It was during this time that I realized my passion for helping others. I thought that psychology would be the correct path for me, however I did not feel the same gratification as when I was helping those who could no longer care for themselves. Sixteen years ago, a friend of mine (that was a Certified Nurses Aide), recommended I might find the same fulfillment as she did in that field. I applied for hands on training at Briarcliff Pavilion where I learned the basics of becoming a Certified Caregiver. Since that time I have strived to help people fulfill their quality of life and provide support to their family and friends.

I am a very patient, loving, dependable person. I am compassionate and understand another person's struggles. I am a mother of eight and have many years of experience with caring for others. As a young child I had a heart for babies and the elderly. At five years old I was so proud to walk my 80 year old grandfather around our neighborhood. Some people are takers and some are givers. I've always been a giver. If I see someone in need, I just naturally jump in with help. Helping others gives me a sense of peace. We all know life can be hard, so I like to make it easier for others any time I'm able to . We all have different qualities, and I believe caregiving is a gift. I'm so thankful for the opportunity of caring for my mother after she was diagnosed with lung cancer. I moved into her home, with my then 3 month old baby, to make sure my mom felt loved and cared for. I felt it was my way of honoring my mother and showing respect for all the years she cared for her children. Most people do not get to experience being with a parent when their life is over and I will always consider it an honor.