Diabetes Caregivers in Martin - 65 caregivers found

I have been providing care to individuals in my community for over 22 years. I feel blessed to have been able to provide care to individuals with care until their last moment on earth. Each person has made a large impact on my life. Some families have been my family for many years because of the connection of the person I provided care for. I have worked with individuals with developmental disabilities, physical disabilities and dementia.

Hi! My name is Jessi. I have been working as an "official" care giver for about 10 yrs. Being the oldest sibling and cousin of my family as well as being married for 17 yrs. With two teens, it feels much longer! I have worked in assisted living facilities and private homes. I've cared for many clients with several different limitations. I would be thrilled to work your loved one!

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What makes me a great caregiver is that I strongly care for others and their well being. I'm reliable, I'm very understanding. I try my best to fulfill every given task that is brought upon me. I'm a great motivation person. I enjoy being their as a friend that's one main reason I became a caregiver. I like the fact that I'm able to be there for other's to give them a hand and to even just being able be have a one-on one impact is a great feeling. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is that I'm in school for nursing.

I have 4 years experience in caregiving. I have worked for companies and have also done personal caregiving. I've cared for my own family members and clients that became like family. I treat each client and their family as if I've always known them and they can be comfortable with me, knowing they can trust me. I have experience in hospice care as well as dementia and alzheimer's patients. I love being a caregiver because it gives me the chance to make a difference in people's lives and help out where others can't or don't have the ability to do so. I've held many hands as they took their last breath and been there to help the family through it. My grandmother was a nursing assistant and I would always go to work with her when I was younger which sparked my interest in caring for others. I have a very compassionate heart and caring personality which causes me to go above and beyond for my clients. Helping people and making a difference in their lives is a real passion of mine and I plan to do it for as long as I can. I'm dependable, trustworthy and someone you can always count on.

I am a social butterfly and love to meet new people. My late great grandmother was my biggest fan and best friend, she is the one who encouraged me to go into healthcare. I love to serve people & I do it through caring for them when they need it most.

I became a caregiver because I had always wanted to be a nurse when I was younger. Also, my best friend/sister-in-law became very ill at an early age and I had wanted to take care of her but never got the chance as she passed away at age 44. My mom also became ill shortly thereafter and I promised that she would never go to a nursing home. My intention was to care for her in my home, but unfortunately she never made it home from the hospital. I vowed that if I could not help my own family then I would help someone else. I love being able to help people stay in their homes as long as possible and having the family reassured that their loved ones are being cared for in their absence. My personal achievements that I am proud of are being with two of my clients until the end of their life and knowing that I made things a bit easier for their families. As for myself, I am the mother of four sons and grew up with five older brothers.

I always have love taking care of the elderly. I took care of my grandma and my great grandma full time before they passed away. It's just something I like to do. I don't see myself working any other job but something like this. To me if it's something you like doing it's really not a job. I always go above and beyond for my patients. I'm dependable and reliable.

I have 6 years of effective and high quality healthcare experience as a combat medic in the US Army. I enjoy being able to give patients the compassionate and high quality care they deserve.

Hi my name is Cheyenne Wood. I've been a caregiver since 2019 and acquired my CNA license in June 2019. I am a 22 year old, female and love being a caregiver there's so much that I have learned and carry with me daily from this job. Compassion, honesty, and reliability are three things I always provide to my client and their families. Knowing that I can help your loved one remain at home and independent makes this job more than a job.