Depression Caregivers in Jenks - 148 caregivers found

I became a CNA/Certified CPR for the elderly because I absolutely love the elderly and feel they deserve respect in the fullest degree! I love helping people and truly go over & beyond for my clients. I am very trustworthy, dependable, and I am a very hard worker and I am a true friend and I'm very compassionate about what I do for sure!

Very reliable, very kind person love helping people

Dependable and I work work great with people. Very patient as well and worked with the field for 10 years. I really enjoy helping people with DLS. Proud to be a caregiver for many great people!

I am a caring and loving person who enjoys helping others. I have been in the healthcare field for 10 years and am currently pursuing my RN BSN. I was a wellness assistant at an assisted living residence where I became attracted to being a caregiver. I then became a Rehab Tech at an LTACH which further secured my desire to care for others. I most enjoy the relationship and trust I develop with the clients. My most proud achievement was assisting the therapist with treatment of a TBI patient and seeing all the hard work we endured pay off with the patient walking in the doors of our faculty when the level was dependent upon arrival to the hospital.

Hello, my name is Kimberly and I have been a caregiver, companion or sitter for over 30 years now and I believe that patience is a necessity in this field, and it is one thing that has helped me be a great caregiver. My siblings and I was raised by my grand-aunt while at the same time she was caring for us, she was also the primary caregiver for her mother, which was our grandmother. My aunt took care of my grandmother without any outside help, because back then there were no agencies that would come to the home and render care, just as there were no adult disposable briefs, just cloth. My aunt took care of my grandmother at home until she passed away at 100 years old. Thats what attracted me to being a caregiver. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is letting those who I care for know, that they are important and valued. I enjoy making those I care for feel comfortable and relaxed. I really enjoy it when I can get a gut laugh or at least a smile once a day, because laughing is healing. Overall, what I truly enjoy most about being a caregiver is the rewarding feeling that I get when I know that I have made someone's day a little brighter, because I never know when that day comes, when I will need the same in return, so it humbles me. The personal achievement that I am most proud of is when my aunt received a diagnoses of Alzheimer's and I without hesitation quit my job to take care of my aunt at home full-time. I gave her the same loving and compassionate care that I witnessed her give to my grandma. I took care of my aunt without help, for the last 12 years of her life until she passed away at 101 years old, at home. That is my highly valued personal achievement that I am most proud of in life because, I did it!

I am a very caring/ loving person. The elderly community has a special place in my heart always. The love you receive back from them is what makes me love being a caregiver, Watching the love coming from them just makes the day. I'm a mother of 3 so I am very focused, I work hard and I will always be there. Very dependable

Because I take good care of others, I consider myself dedicated to this, I enjoy helping others in need, it makes me happy when I see that person content because of what I have offered and helped them. Personally I take care of my dad he is 76, he has had several surgeries and I am his caregiver.

I am a friendly person, hard worker, always do what is asked of me

Good with elders, cleaning and organizing is my best skill. Basic medical knowledge is known. I'm home health certified, spent last 5 years dealing with a client that really needed a nursrying home. But those were his wishes. To this day he's still alive!!

I've always had a passion for the medical field, which has led me to getting my CNA where I spent about 6 months caring for elderly, transporting them, bringing in meals and medication and just talking and listening to them. I have cared for dying family members to give them the best quality of life in their last days. I've assisted in cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, doctors appointments ect. I now have my national certified medical assistant and certified phlebotomy license. I have mostly worked in a clinical setting but wanted to try something new. The last 5 years I worked in a pain management clinic where we treated mostly elderly patients who had chronic pain and the feeling I get when they are in tears saying thank you because they can finally have a normal life pain free is priceless! I am compassionate and patient and have a family of my own and have been on the other side of things and would want nothing but the best for my loved ones and that is what I am hoping to bring to this company. I wanted to become a caregiver because most of these clients are lonely and sometimes doctors appointments or home aides are the most human interaction they get these days, so simply having someone to talk to can change a persons whole outlook.