Diabetes Caregivers in Chapel Hill - 85 caregivers found

Hello, I'm Rachel, I have a love for the elderly! I have been a caregiver for ten years. I'm very energetic and out going!

I've worked as a caregiver since I was 16 at first with my own family then with home health companies, living facilities, psych wards, hospitals. I have extensive experience with children and geriatrics.

I love giving the opportunity to give back . In the future I want to go to school for the medical field . Finishing high school

I would like to connect with my patients. Helping others and make them happy.

Was a (HCA -Home Care Aide) with the state of Ca. Moved back to Murfreesboro. I am easy-going. Do not take things personal. Safety and observant caregiving is my first priority. Experience in ADL care, Dementia , Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, OT and PT exercise, and diabetes. I have been doing caregiving for 15 yrs. I have been in the healthcare field for 20 years. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver? I have always liked being around the elderly. I volunteered for meals on wheels for four years. And in those four years. I got a one on one experience of the needs of the elderly. I get to help the elderly keep their dignity and there Independence . And stay in their own home where they feel safe.

I'm a compassionate caregiver with experience supporting seniors with daily activities, companionship, and personal care. I truly enjoy helping older adults feel safe, respected, and understood. I'm patient, reliable, and very attentive to each person's needs. I love creating a calm and positive environment, and I always treat every client as if they were part of my own family. If you're looking for someone kind, caring, and responsible, I'm here to help. My first language is Spanish, but I am consistently improving my English!

I'm a very patient, compassionate, and dependable person. I naturally pay attention to detail and I'm very observant, which helps me notice when someone may not be feeling their best or needs extra help. I also believe in treating every client with dignity and respect. Being calm, understanding, and reliable helps build trust with the people I care for. I've always had a heart for helping people. Being a caregiver allows me to make a real difference in someone's everyday life, whether that's helping with daily tasks, providing companionship, or making sure they feel safe and comfortable. I'm also currently pursuing a path in healthcare, so caregiving allows me to gain meaningful experience while doing something that truly matters. The thing I enjoy most is building relationships with the people I care for. It's rewarding to know that your presence can make someone feel supported, comfortable, and less alone. Even small things like helping someone have a better day or seeing them smile can make the work very meaningful. One achievement I'm proud of is pursuing my education in healthcare and working toward becoming a nurse. It takes discipline and dedication, and I'm proud of myself for staying committed to that goal while continuing to gain experience helping others!

I have been an LPN for 30 years.I worked for approximately 25 years in long term care with geriatrics.I chose geriatrics after being a caregiver for my grandmother who was diagnosed with dementia.After 25 years in long term care I transitioned to hospice care for the last 5 years.I continue to work with hospice prn and I am looking to work with patients to provide in home care.During my nursing career I specialized in wound care.I am a caregiver from the heart and will provide excellent care to those that I serve.

My name is Raven. I am a wife and mother of five . I have been in the business of caring for people for nearly 20 years. I love what I do and honestly couldn't see myself in any other field. I enjoy being a listening ear or just putting a smile on their face.

I care about people and I treat people the way I would like to be treated...I decided to become a caregiver after my grandmother on my mom mother pass I didn't like the way she was treated in the hospital alot of the nurses was uncaring....helping people and to let them know that there is someone that does care ...is seeing a smile on my patient face and knowing that I have done my best to make them happy.....