Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Florence - 18 caregivers found

Hi my name is Debra and I have experience as a medical assistant, EMT and also home healthcare. I'm a living person who treats everyone like I would want to be treated or how I would want my family treated.

Being a caregiver you have to be patient and love people. I love what I do. Meeting new families and being trusted with the care of their family member shows the public and community what kind of person you are to give them such great service for their family member.

I have a background in working with individuals with special needs and working with children. I was asked by my friend to assist her for 8 hours a week. I have a master's degree in human service.

Hello, I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for 20 years. I've always had a passion for caring for those who may be in need of healthcare services and assistance with maintaining dignity and as much as independence as possible. I am CPR certified, up to date on all vaccinations including COVID. I have experience with several areas of healthcare ranging from acute hospital, nursing home, hospice, disabilities and special needs, and home health. I enjoy being able to make someone's day better by providing a comforting ear, hand, smile, or personal care whenever needed. I feel that we all need someone with compassion, sympathy/ empathy, and a genuine love for wanting to see people do well in whatever capacity of life they may be. I have an Associates Degree in Human Services and one of my current achievements is deciding to pursue a degree in nursing. I would love the opportunity to meet those who may be in need of any assistance that I can provide.

My name is Sara Bell I am 54 years old I have 4 children 3 grandchildren and I have been married 8yrs. I have 15+ years experience from hoyer lift, to meds, meals and I love what I do. I started in this field to help families like mine when my parents were older I saw the struggle to get compassionate help for them.

Hi my name is Latoya Singletary when I chose this field to work in I never take a client unless I put myself in the client shoes. I treat everyone of my clients as they were family.

I'm a great caregiver , by showing empathy and compassion , skilled with 25 years of experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant , devoted to providing superior in -home care to persons with disabilities and health limitations.

I am a Chef who enjoys cooking, I am a compassionate individual who takes special interest in the elderly. I gained this interest when my grandmother became ill, after that I just want to assist those who need extra help as much as I can. I enjoy helping people, I am a giver and I am concerned about others. I am happy to be a husband to a devoted wife and I am proud of the family we have created together.

I became a caregiver back in 2007 when I was a CNA. My certification has expired because two years I forgot to pay the recertification. But I become one because I love to take care of people no matter the age. I wanted to take care of my grandmother but everyone at that time said that I was too young in which I was. So I knew from here on out that I could take care of the ones who needed help the most. I like being a caregiver because you gives you the chance to see how life was in there time of living and getting to know them. I am proud to say that I have achieved the ability to take care of someone better then yesterday. I am 26 years old and I have been taking care of the elderly since I was 19 years of age. I am the baby girl out of my mother 4 children and I just recently got married in December 2013. I don't have any children and I am currently going back to school online at University of Phoenix to get my Bachelor's Degree in Human Services with a Concentration in Addictions.

Hello, my name is De'Shayna, I go by shayna for short. I attended The Academy for Technology and Academics where I studied health science and received my CNA license in 2015. I have since worked full time in a nursing home for two years and hospital for two years. In my free time i took up some home health jobs and did some hospice work as well. I love what I do, because not only am I there to care for someone I'm there to give them companionship. Someone to talk to. Someone to look forward to. Nothing warms my heart more than seeing my residents facing when I walk into the door.