Diabetes Caregivers in Rudolph - 17 caregivers found

I'm kind, energetic, brave, honest, positive, sincere, organized and loving. I love being a caregiver because I enjoy people and my heart is taking care of anyone that needs help. I enjoy listening to everyone's story of life. I also feel my day is complete if I was able to help someone or even make them smile. I went back got my GED in 2012, I opened my first business (nonprofit) Opening day is April 16th 2023, I became a supervisor, signed up for college.

I have been a caregiver for over 10 years. I have experience working with adults and youth who have many different physical and mental health needs. I aim to help my clients achieve the best lives possible. Being a caregiver is a very rewarding career and I love helping my clients achieve their daily living abilities, so they can maintain their independence.

I'm an easy going person who gets along with all personalities. I truly enjoy being a caregiver especially when it is 1:1 and you get to give the individual your full attention. I became a CNA in 2010 and worked as one until 2016 when I became a Registered Nurse. I am continuing with prn nursing along with caregiving. The thing I enjoy most about providing care to others is the fact that I am able to help families who may be struggling. I value promoting quality of life to those I assist. I pride myself in the care I provide. I know that any 'patient' of mine is going to receive respect, support, assistance, proper hygiene , safety precautions, guidance and education, great communication, attention to details/changes, medication safety, safe transportation and so much more. I am CPR certified. I am reliable, hard working, caring and can be flexible.

I have a bubbly personality and am easy to get along with. I'm attracted to being a caregiver because of family and friends needing an extra hand around the house. I enjoying caregiving because you are able to interact with many different people and learn 1 on 1 with the client to learn who they are. One personal achievement I am proud of would be my placement at nationals for my speaking competition.

I am a very empathetic person and have always had a desire to help others. I have 6+ years professional experience as a caregiver and have a 22 year old autistic son plus many more years of personal experience. I enjoy knowing that I am making a difference to someone. I am proud of the fact that I have been an effective advocate for my son, and others.

I have been a caregiver for almost 10 years. I have worked in a nursing home for almost the whole time. I have always loved doing my job, I enjoy helping people and learning from and about them. I am 31 years old and a mother of 4 wonderful little boys.

I started being a caregiver back in 2014 and I love it. I am so glad I can help to make them have a better life. I love every moment of being a caregiver. I love to help, I love hearing stories of their past time. Every moment is rewarding. My personal achievement would be making sure each person gets the right care they need.

Passionate

I am a people person. I treat my clients as a part of the family and will do everything within me to give them the best care, and respect.. I started being a caregiver caring for my mom. It gave me great satisfaction to give back to her as she did for me growing up. Some people don't have that opportunity to do the same and want the piece of mind someone will care for the loved ones. I enjoy being a caregiver because it's very heartwarming and satisfying. You can be there when someone needs you and help them do things they are not able to anymore. The smile on someone's face or the appreciation they have is the best!! I am more proud of finding my path in life caring for people. Took awhile to figure life out but it's a natural high you can't get from doing anything else. To know you make a difference to someone and can help them

I am a young caring person who loves to give back and help the elderly and disabled. I have officially worked in healthcare for 4 years and volunteered in nursing homes throughout middle school and high school.