Depression Caregivers in Christoval - 18 caregivers found

I'm outgoing. Always on time. Quick learner. Taking care of my aunt made me want to be able to do this for others. I enjoy helping people and caring for others

I am compassionate, empathetic, people driven. I have always been a mothering type always had the need to care of people. Being able to help someone brings me so much joy. I had issues growing up and it took a while for me to grow up but I made a decision to change my life and never looked back

Hello, my name is Linda. I became a dedicated caregiver in 2007. I have taken care of children since I was a teenager, but I got distracted to follow other avenues of life which included a family. I have three boys who love to remind me how they may not need me as much as they use to as they are growing up. I care about the individuals, I watch. I want the best situation for each one of them. I will listen to parents and guardians as I understand they want the best for their loved ones.

Hi my name is Megan. I am a very caring and loving person first and foremost. The reason I am a care giver is because I enjoy providing care and companionship to the elderly

Good support and great communication with all family members is my best quality.I have been a caregiver for 25 + years and have worked in many health care settings which includes Hospitals , Nursing Homes , Assisted Living and Hospice Home Health with patients with all types of illnesses and end of life care..I began my career as aCNA learning that my Mother cared for patients as she also was a CNA in a Nursing Home in our hometown.I love caring for other people who are not able to care for them selves..

I am charismatic, empathic, kind, and patient. I first became a caregiver when my grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and dementia she needed round the clock care. I cared for her for 5 years until her passing. I enjoy serving and caring for those who need it most and appreciate it. I am a proud mom and Abbi (grandmother).

I enjoy making the connection with members of the community. I enjoy helping people with some of the basic day to day tasks.

Let me start off by saying i ve always tell anyone in the nursing field your heart has to be in it. i love doing this type of job have doing it since before i finished high school. taking of my father pushed more into this field he struggled from having a couple of strokes and stayed paralyzed. putting a smile of my patients face and keeping them content is what i enjoy most. When i get compliments from family members of the patient or simple thank you and a smile on their face. knowing that they feel comfortable with me caring for their loved one gives me pride in my work.

Although I have not directly worked in the medical or healthcare fields, I am very familiar with some things. My mom is a Stroke survivor and has vascular issues in her legs and feet. I also used to help out her friend who was disabled from a Stroke and had no one to help her. I am passionate, caring, patient, kind and honest. I used wonder what it would be like to get to be a caregiver. My mom has had a few helpers who weren't so great and it would drive me crazy that I could not get paid for all the assistance I was providing. So my experience is definitely personal experiences I am not taught by books on giving care, I was self taught. My proudest achievement would have to be finally leaving the nest and creating a new life for myself and my daughter and of course achieving my degree. There was one point in time where I did not believe I would ever get to complete a college degree. Overall, it would be great to give care to people who are stuck in a hard place with no family who can come in and be their savior. Everyone needs someone and may need some help and we should be giving more help to people who truly cannot do much for their self anymore, life is tough enough as it is.

I graduated college with an Associates degree in Applier Sciences then worked for as a medical assistant for 2 years for doctors who specialized in geriatrics, although I absolutely loved my patients I wanted to be with them longer than the usual doctor's visit. I got married in February and moved with my husband who is currently serving the military and I thought it would be a great opportunity to strive for something I have a passion for, helping others. I fell in love with the age group that has so many stories and advice to give from my very first day at the clinic. I am fluent in English and Spanish so communication is not an issue, I love being able to help others and am incredibly friendly. I get along with pretty much h everyone as soon as we get over the shy face of me which typically does not last long at all. I am extremely familiar with medications and common disorders, I am comfortable with all pets of that is ever a concern. My mother has worked as a caregiver for over 10 years and although I did go to school for something different I found that this is what I have a passion for.