Diabetes Caregivers in Forest - 11 caregivers found

I'm a very compassionate, loving , kind, intelligent, loyal, dependable, well adjusted , hard working ,trustworthy woman. I have my Stna license. I have first aide . CPR. I've done caregiving since I graduated in 1996. I've always enjoyed knowing I'm making people smile and have a better day. It just takes one person to change the world. Especially with a smile.

I am an experienced caregiver with references.

I have been a caregiver for 3 years now and I can honestly say it is where my heart resides. I also just graduated with my Bachelors degree and plan on furthering my education to become an Occupational Therapist. Therefore, caring for people and improving a person's physical and mental health is what I want to do for the rest of my life. I am compassionate, empathetic, reliable and experienced. I'm great at what I do, because I truly enjoy it. I would love for you to reach out to my previous employer for any questions, concerns or validation. Feel free to email me as well. Ericametcalfe15@gmail.com

For me, being a caregiver isn't just a career. It's my calling in life. I feel as though it's what I was put here to do. My very first job at age 18 was as a caregiver for a lady with MS. I cared for her as a live in for nearly three years with one day off weekly. I then moved to direct care for disabled individuals and have accumulated several years experience. I am certified in first aid/ CPR, medication administration, insulin trained, and have a wide path of experience to fall back on. I was also caregiver for my mother for five years until she passed from ALZ. I am currently attending college studying Human and Social Services to better provide for those I work with and for. I believe that being a caregiver requires a special individual, just as special as those I care for. I have always felt that the individuals I have met and worked with have each been a blessing in their own way and I am the lucky one for having them in my heart and life. I view my clients as family, nothing less. I am dedicated, sincere, patient, full of good humor, not easily upset, and my greatest joy is making others happy. That's the biggest benefit of all. Thanks for listening! - Lori

I am a retired healthcare administrator who remains active and busy by providing care to families and clients who are in need of help within their families to give peace of mind and respite to all concerned.

I love caring for people, you can learn so much from them. I have met so many wonderful people and about their lives. I have done care since 1998, nursing home, assisted living and private care. I am proud when I can meet all their needs.

I currently work full time as a care Coordinator but I miss doing in home care and making connections with clients! I have more than 7 years of experience as a private and live-in caregiver, I'm quick to adapt and very detail oriented. I've worked with a wide variety of clients including: hospice, Alzheimer's/Dementia, stroke, cerebral palsy and more. For any questions or a resume feel free to message me!

My name is Meghan Swan. I would love to be a caregiver because I love helping people. I enjoy spending time with people, and its fulfilling to be able to help another. I have helped taken care of my father before his passing.

1. I became a caregiver because it has always been a passion of mine to help others I enjoy caring for other people. 2. I like that I am able to help someone meet their daily needs who can no longer do those things for themselves. It is important to me that my clients are well taken care of. 3. A personal achievement I am proud of is continuing my education in the medical field. 4. I am currently a college student studying health information management technology.

My sister was diagnosed with ms when I was 13 years old. I helped care for my sister for 5 years. I enjoy working and being able to help other families who are unable to do one on one care for their loved ones. It's a blessing to be able to meet families and provide my heart and be able to help do things they are no longer able to do anymore.