Depression Caregivers in Peoria - 43 caregivers found

Being a caregiver has helped me in so many ways, I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing home Facilities, Private Duty, etc. I love what I do in helping each client I've ever worked with. Taking care of sick people that needs my help gives me joy in my heart and it let me know they need people to work with them that care.

Well thank you for taking the time to look over my profile I am a kind and caring person. I love working in the nursing field and I have done so since I was younger I have a family line of nurses and CNAs and firefighters. Myself as do many of you know what it is like to have a loved one that has Alzheimer's or dementia or other elder needs. In 1999 my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and dementia it was a very rough road to cross. After seeing the things that my mother has went through and has accomplished and overcome it makes me want to continue to work in the nursing field. Someone once asked me why I chose the nursing field and all I can tell you is it is the simple things in life that can make a dramatic difference in someone's life. I love knowing that with my help and others and family members also I am able to help them stay at home. I love knowing that what I can do can change someone's life whether it be from something simple as tieing their shoe or just helping them brush their hair or complete simple daily tasks....

A hard working and dedicated individual with an optimum commitment rate even under the most immense pressure alongside a mature attitude. I possess excellent communication and people skills gained through my time of working 'face to face' in a customer driven environment. I am at present seeking a new role that will encompass my skills and knowledge as well as provide me with a development path both personally and professionally.

I'm an honest, empathetic, trustworthy person. I love to help make people feel better. Smiling and laughter are two of my favorite things. I'm patient and kind. I developed an exercise program at a nursing home. It was so rewarding to lead the group and see the progress some of the residents were able to make. A stroke victim was able to slowly increase her range of motion on the side that was practically paralyzed.

I am a licensed CNA, and am on the National Nursing Registry. I have had my CNA for over 3 years and have 10 years of working with the elderly. I am CPR certified. I enjoy being a caregiver and making a difference in the lives of those I care for. I come from a long line of care givers. My grandmother, and aunt are retired nurses and my mother has been a care giver for many years. I am currently working towards getting my LPN and will eventually work towards my RN. I am a mom of a very active 10 year old. I have worked in 2 skilled nursing facilities and I have been providing in home care for 4 years now to a dementia patient. I have also worked for a hospice patient.

Highly dedicated and resourceful Certified Nursing Aide with exemplary record of caring and thorough resident service. Adept at handling difficult or traumatic situation with complete professionalism. Able to work well independently and ask for help when necessary.

Hi, my name is Taylor. I'm a sophomore in college. I am outspoken, and can hold a conversation with anyone. I love being around people and helping them. Compassion is one of the best qualities I have. I serve everyone with the same compassion. I wanted to be a caregiver because selfishly its a step towards my career in nursing, but also I would want someone to take care of me the way I take care of my patients and residents. Family is my world and if I can step into a family and take a little burden off of them so they can continue to progress in their day to day activities I'm overjoyed to provide that service. The thing I enjoy most is hearing stories from the past. I am attentive and really listen. I have held 2 health care positions at OSF St. Francis in Peoria. I'm proud of my accomplishments in the hospital setting, however, I feel like its time for a change of pace.

Ive been working in the health care field for about 6 years now. Whether its caring for family, family friends, and/or my residents at prior workplace. I enjoy being able to help my community in any way that I can. My prior workplace was group home for Mentally Disabled Residents. I would tend to their everyday needs. I currently work for a home health care company and care for elderly in their own homes with everyday needs. About Me: Im a smart, outgoing person. 24years old, I have my own transportation, I Love people, and children. I usually go above and beyond to help just about anyone. I'm a full-time mom of 1 child. My son is 4years old. I'm currently enrolled in college to get my CNA license. I do currently have my DSP certification. Im a hard worker, and dedicated to my job, son, responsible,and family oriented.

I love what I do taking care of people. I have been doing my job over 20 years and I have great fun and enjoy meeting new people. I am very knowledgeable about my job and I hope that I can continue in this field.

What makes me a great care giver is my extraordinary empathy and compassion for the disabled. I took care of my grandmother during the last 4 years of her life and I am very knowledgeable about disabilities and elder care. I will be attending college in the fall for a Certified Medical Assistant program. By showing both empathy and compassion, I will let the person I am caring for know that I care about them and want to do what I can to help them. To me, patience is key in being a successful caregiver.