Diabetes Caregivers in Carlinville - 18 caregivers found

I have been a live-in caregiver since 2012. I started working in a nursing home when I was 17 years old, and in 2012 I wanted to do more for the elderly, so I became a live- in caregiver so my clients could be in the comfort of their own home. Friendship and becoming a part of their family. Keeping my clients safe, and building a personal bond with them.

I'm great talking with others or helping them when they are in need. I love to cook meals and take care of others who need assistance and that's what makes me stand out from a regular caregiver. Personal achievement im proud of is I'm about to be graduating college soon as respiratory therapist which is still in the healthcare field by saving lives.

I am a mother of 3 children (& multiple God children) and a grandma of 6 (as well as multiple God Grandkids!) I always have a house full of kids! I worked in the healthcare field for years. I love working with children as well as elderly and disabled people. I have worked in Nursing homes, group homes, hospitals, and State facilities taking care of children, elderly people as well Developmentally Disabled and Mentally I'll individuals. I am a people person and love to work with people! I am very dependable and I am a very fast learner. I listen to the needs and concerns of the individual(s) that I am taking care of (working for) and I try to take care of everything asked of me. I address concerns immediately and try to resolve them (or ease them) to the best of my ability! I love to have fun. I am a home body, I don't party. I am excellent with children and children seem to really like me. I can cook, clean, give medicine if needed, swim, go to the park, take children to extra curricular activities, give baths, and put to bed with a bedtime story if that's what needed. I've done it all!!

I am a very friendly and dependable person. I care greatly about others and would like to do what I can to help. I am the oldest of 7 kids and I was always very close with my grandmother's. I have experience caring for all ages. I really enjoy being able to create connections and relationships with others, and I love seeing others Succeed and happy. I am very proud of moving out of my mother's house at 19, I experienced many setbacks with COVID-19 going on while I was graduating, but I still managed to find my own place and I've been living on my own for over a year now.

I'm a very caring person and like to go above and beyond for a client when possible. I care about the elderly, as I took care if my mom for 10 yrs in her home and have worked in the nursing home environment for 13 years and learned so much even though I wasn't a CNA. I enjoy making their life in their home as comfortable and pleasant as possible. I'm am proud I stepped up to become a field supervisor to ensure the care they deserve.

I love working with the elderly, getting to know them and the families they love so much!

My name is Stephanie, I have 2 kids. And I enjoy working with people.

I am a compassionate and dedicated caregiver with 10 plus years of experience providing exceptional care to elderly patients. Skilled in assisting patients with daily living activities, companionship, developing care plans, monitoring vital signs, and administering medication. I have excellent interpersonal skills and am extremely patient and resilient. I am also well-versed in safety protocols and guidelines. I am passionate about being a caregiver because I believe that social interaction and companionship can have significant positive effects on somebody's well-being. Caring for other people makes me feel valued. I have wonderful relationships with my clients.

I've worked for Home Care. It was my favorite job. I love working with the elderly. It is my passion. I have a special bond with them. I am very caring, patient, and commpassioate. I have experience with bathing, dressing, medicine assistance, trannsferring, housekeeping, and companionship

I became a CNA in July of 2014 after losing my daughter Karleigh to a genetic disease SMA. It's alot like ALS except it's the infant form. I wanted to help people in the same way that the nurses and staff helped my baby girl. I fell in love with the job. I started the pre nursing school in 2016 and am currently going for my RN at Lewis and Clark. Now that I take care of people for a living I couldn't imagine doing anything else.