Diabetes Caregivers in West Burlington - 13 caregivers found

My name is Kera and I have always wanted to be a caregiver. Being a caregiver to me is a very rewarding job because you get to help make others lives easier and less stressful. It is important to me to be kind and compassionate towards others always.

I am a kind, caring, exceptional hard worker. Being a caregiver means more to me than just a job. Being able to provide physical and emotional support to a loved one or another loved ones makes the job special. I enjoy helping those who aren't capable in living a normal daily life.

30 years old. I've been a CNA since 2012. I was a traveling CNA 3 years until I had my daughter. I've worked in nursing homes, home health, hospitals, and hospice.

Hi I been a caregiver for 10 plus years. I love working with elderly people enjoy helping them with cleaning, bathing, dressing, shopping, I worked in a assist living place for over 1 year I worked with people with dementia I love it.

I'm 26, mother of two, I've been a CNA for 7 years. I'm outgoing and love to help those in need.

I find great purpose in helping those in need. I believe in supporting and educating my clients so that they may be as independent as possible.

I am a hard worker. I love being a caregiver because I know I am helping others!

Hi, I'm Beca. I'm a fun-loving, outgoing, happy and caring person. I became a caregiver when I realized that helping others made my heart happy. I enjoy making others feel cared for, safe, and happy. I love meeting new people/families and learning about their lives and experiences! I hope to meet many more.

My grandparents had owned a boarding home, when I was in my early teens and I would go over and help where I could. There was one lady that sat by the door and would grab you when you would go by. For the longest time she always scared me, but I soon realized that all she wanted was someone to talk to. And from that time on I knew that most of our elderly clients just wanted someone to take the time to listen to the. I started working in a nursing home in 1984 in Missouri and knew that I like my job. When I'm at work I'm there for the resident, and I do want their want not what I want. So many residents have family but don't come to see them but when that resident dies the family is the first one's there to see what they can get. We become family because we are there at least 5days a week. I enjoy working with the elderly and yes I get attached even tho your told not to. Our elderly can tell you a lot if only you take the time to listen.

I have worked as a Direct Support Professional for the past three years. I am a compassionate person and love to help people. I find it rewarding to give someone comfort. I am a student at Southeastern Community College. I am currently earning my Bachelors in Social Work.