Depression Caregivers in Echo - 27 caregivers found

I am a compassionate, patient, and dependable caregiver who truly enjoys caring for others. Some of my strongest personality traits are empathy, attentiveness, and reliability. I take the time to listen, observe, and understand each individual's needs, which helps me provide care that is both respectful and consistent. Families can trust that I will treat their loved ones with dignity, kindness, and genuine concern. What first attracted me to becoming a caregiver was my natural desire to help others feel safe, supported, and valued, especially during vulnerable stages of life. I have always felt called to serve and support those who need extra care, and caregiving allows me to make a meaningful difference in someone's daily life. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is building trusting relationships and bringing comfort and companionship to my clients. Whether it's assisting with daily routines, offering a listening ear, or simply spending quality time together, I find joy in knowing my presence helps someone feel less alone and more at ease in their own home. One personal achievement I am especially proud of is taking the initiative to pursue caregiving and service-based work while supporting my family. Balancing responsibility, compassion, and professionalism has strengthened my character and reaffirmed my passion for helping others live with dignity and care.

I am a patient and compassionate caregiver dedicated to assisting those in need. I have around four years of experience in caregiving, although not always in a full-time capacity. Originally from Venezuela, I am bilingual in Spanish and English, which allows me to connect with a diverse range of clients. Through my experience in this field, I have discovered that caregiving is one of my greatest passions.

I am a highly empathetic person and enjoy helping others. If I know I have helped eased someone's burden or helped them pursue their passions, I am fulfilled. I have an excellent work ethic and I'm detail oriented. My personality easily lends itself to senior care and companionship. I have a neuroscience and cognitive science education background and am training to become an Occupational Therapist.

I have been a cargiver for 2 almost 3 years now and love the job. I enjoy assisting people with personal care jobs. Keeping good company. Cooking, cleaning, running errands. Changing briefs, assisting showering and getting ready for the day. Transportation for activities and taking out to run errands. I started working with kids with disabilities during a summer camp in 2016 and fell in love with assisting and helping kids and adults. Then i moved to other companies and loved the job still. I want to keep working in this job and get more hours than i am right now which is about 10-25 hrs per week. I am in the process of getting my CNA (certified nursing assistant) certification

Hello my name is Mya! Hopefully we get a chance to meet but I'll tell you a little but about myself beforehand! I am a cerified nursing assistant and have been certified for two years now! My loving and understanding personality has made me the best caregiver I could be. I love my clients and if they have a smile at the end of our visit, I know I've done my best job. What I enjoy most in being a caregiver is getting to know my clients and building that connection so they are comfortable in their own home and they received the care they need. One personal achievement I am proud of is being able to achieve all the transfers needed for clients on my own!

Personality traits / expertise that make me a great caregiver: I am compassionate, patient, and dependable. I take pride in being attentive to each individual's needs and providing care with kindness and respect. I am a good communicator, detail-oriented, and able to stay calm in stressful situations, which helps me ensure safety and comfort at all times. What attracted me to being a caregiver: I was drawn to caregiving because I genuinely enjoy helping others and making a positive difference in their daily lives. Knowing that my support can improve someone's comfort, dignity, and overall quality of life is very meaningful to me. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver: What I enjoy most is building trusting relationships with clients and being someone they can rely on. Seeing them feel comfortable, supported, and cared for gives me a strong sense of purpose and fulfillment. A personal achievement I am proud of: A personal achievement I am proud of is my commitment to personal growth and responsibility, both professionally and personally. I continue to learn, improve my skills, and show up with dedication, knowing that my role has a real impact on the well-being of others.

Hello hello! I'm Megan, I've been a CNA/med tech for the last 5 years. I have years of experience in independent living, assisted living, and memory care and absolutely loved it. I'm in nursing school now, on track to become a hospice nurse and need a more flexible job with my school schedule, so here I am! I absolutely love the opportunity I get as a caregiver to make.things easier for someone in such a time in need. Physical care and emotional well-being are both something I find crucial for peace of mind and healing, and as a caregiver, it is my goal to make you feel HEARD, COMFORTABLE, and SUPPORTED! Hope to hear from you soon!

Individual providing quality service to the client. Demonstrated excellence with handling difficult situations and demanding Through understanding the clients needs and striving to exceed their expectations.

I loved being a cna, it was the best experience ever. it made me happy because i made the residents happy as well. i always put a smile on their faces. What attracted me to be a cna i took a class in high school we did clinics and i fell in love with it so i stuck with it. i enjoyed playing games with them walking them around and just being able to talk to them. Achievement i am proud of is always helping others before myself.

Doing blood pressure and insulin checks Helping with bathing, dressing and transferring Transportation to doctors appointments Wound care Turning to prevent bedsores Changing urinary catheters Grocery shopping and making meals Managing finances and medications Home maintenance and lawn care Medical advocacy and coordinating medical care Communicating with other family members Companionship and comfort