Depression Caregivers in Fremont - 111 caregivers found

am dependable and compassionate caregiver, quick learner and able to follow directions. I have worked in Medical Field for over 20 yrs , worked in homes, facilities, hospitals and group homes. In the past, I have assisted clients with their activities of daily living, companionship, recording intake and outputs, recording vitals signs, experience in using hospital equipment like Hoyer Lifts, and Stand Lifts. I also assisted with light house keeping, grocery and laundry. I try to connect with my clients by spending time with them, going for walks, taking them to appointments. when necessary, I am great caregiver because I have been in this field for a long time and I have enough experience, I treat client client like my own family, and I have enough skills to benefit my client.

I am patient, caring, respectful, pay attention to details. Helping and volunteering in a community.

I am an honest dependable reliable understanding compassionate caring person I love my people to the point that you're my family... I love to spoil and help my people. Im a giver!

Salutations, I hope everyone is having a better Today. I am a person whose love is for helping those who need help, assistance, a shoulder and a hand. This is a natural humanitarian who has only concern for one's betterment in life, through assisting those in need of a care, a little organization and a dedicated care giver.

One personal achievement that I am proud of is that whatever I set my mind to I do. The part that I enjoy most about care giving is the quality time I get to spend with the person I'm caring for, making sure all their needs are met and that I'm doing the best I can. My favorite personality trait is that I'm a very open , kind hearted, and genuine person, anything I am asked to do I take it into consideration instead of just blowing it off to the next person.

Hi, my name is Dynita. I am a 20 year old female from Goldsboro, NC. I was interested in being a caregiver as I was growing up watching my mother work. I grew to began having love to build bonds with elders.

Making sure my client has all needs met! I strive to not only be a caregiver but a friend and companion to my clients. Make them feel acknowledged and not alone. I never want them to feel useless so enshrining in activities and exercises to help build confidence in themselves. I approach and build a strong relationship with my clients so they can trust me and feel safe!

I am a people's person. I am very open minded and have a big heart. I love to help others. I'm so grateful to be able to help someone, and put a smile on their face.

I am a great listener, I am also good at being very open minded to any and every scenario. I got attracted to caregiving when my elderly grandma got sick and needed someone to help her. I enjoy the look of happiness on peoples face when they see someone they know and trust. A personal achievement that I am proud of is that I learned to be more open about the medical field. I learned that there is so much more than just being a doctor.

I am a naturally patient, understanding, and reliable caregiver with strong attention to detail and a calm presence in challenging situations. My experience as a Medication Technician and caregiver has strengthened my ability to provide safe, compassionate, and individualized support to every person I care for. I was originally drawn to caregiving because I have always had a genuine desire to help others feel supported, comfortable, and valued. I believe everyone deserves dignity and kindness, and being able to offer that to someone is what motivates me every day. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is building meaningful connections and making a positive difference in someone's daily life--whether it's through companionship, encouragement, or helping them maintain independence. Even small moments of progress or comfort remind me why I chose this field. One personal achievement I am proud of is earning my adult high school diploma while working and continuing to build my career in healthcare. It showed me the importance of resilience and commitment, qualities I now bring into my caregiving work.