Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Mascotte - 94 caregivers found

I love caring for people and realize that being a caregiver is not just a job but a gift. I have assisted individuals with dementia, mobility issues and those just desiring companionship. I take pride in being a caregiver and love assisting others. I am the caregiver for you!

Hello my name is Lynda Evans First I want to offer my condolences for your loved one. I understand completely as I cared exclusively for my father for 5 years with congestive heart failure, diabetes, and strokes. I don't just do care giving I am a born Caregiver. Everybody deserves respect and compassion when facing life's challenging obstacles. I also have had medical challenges I have had to overcome and understand how important it is to be positive and stress free and not to focus on what you can't do but accentuate what you can. My clients are very happy with me and would personally ask for me to come take care of them. I even had one gentleman who was very shy about bed bath cracking up. I love and care for each individual as my own, and want them to feel the best they can in a comfortable atmosphere. I cared for a lady who started having brain surgery at 20 and she was in her 70's when I cared for her. She also was difficult to understand but with patients I learned to communicate with her very well. I have cared for Alzheimer, Stroke, Cancer, Bed and Wheel Chair bound, and much more...... ALSO: I am very organized, great on cleaning, laundry and cooking: GOOD FOOD not junk. I also do not smoke, or take any medications. I have a HHA CERTIFICATE and CNA license, Alzheimer/dementia along with HIV/AIDS certificate. Thank you for taking the time to view my profile. I have impeccable references if you so choose was unable to list them all on this site I may be a little higher but guarantee I am worth all of that and more and my past employers will agree with this Lynda Evans

I am a very nurturing and a caring person I love and cherish taking care of people in need what attracted to me to be a caregiver is simple I love taking care of people I love helping and if I can just help one person it makes the world a better place what I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that I am the person giving the care I am the person communicating I am the person taking care of them I am the person making them feel like they're still here and like they still have a purpose and not just sitting in the bed doing nothing sitting in the house and doing nothing I go above and beyond to try to make their day better even if they're having a bad day A personal achievement that I am proud of is that I decided to go into this field it's something I enjoy very much it's something I look forward to and it's something I love

I am very compassionate and patient, I also always go above and beyond to make sure I am the best caregiver I can be. I have a younger brother who was born with cerebral palsy and I always took care of him without feeling like I had to, that's when I knew what I was meant to do with my life. I started working in a nursing home when I was 16 and and then switched to home health care and I have enjoyed caring for others ever since.

What makes me a good caregiver is my love for the persons I care for. I don't see them as patient or a body. I see them as my family or my children. I laugh with them, I smile with them and I make the care part of caring for someone a top priority.

I love to listen & learn from elderly people. They have so much wisdom & have lived interesting lives. I love to listen to their experiences. Once I had my back injury ( as an x-ray tech in 2010) I could no longer work 10-12 hr. shifts so I looked for a second career. A friend was doing Home Health Care for a Ms. Helen over the Christmas season & needed time off to be with her family. I was to fill in for 10 days but ended up staying for 4 years until I moved to Florida. I love working 1 on 1 with a person & their family. It is a joy to see them make little improvements along the way or just a big smile or thank you for making their favorite food or meal. My personal achievement is knowing I give 100% to my client & treat them like a family member. My clients have been both females & males. I treat them the same as I would treat my Mom or Dad. I have taken additional classes & have experience with Dementia, Alzheimer & Parkinson clients. Each person is unique in their own way, a real person with feelings & emotions. I always care about their dignity & appearance. I believe in having my clients clean & ready every day to accept a friend stopping in for tea, coffee or a chat. My cell is: 810-689-3221.

My knowledge and experience of 35 years taking care of a variety of patients , make me competent to offer you quality and professional services that your love one deserve. I'm sensitive to patients needs, responsible, a compassionate and reliable person.

I have been a Medical Assistant since 1997 and became a CNA a few months ago because I enjoy people and I am compassionate I recently had to become my uncle's caregiver so I know how much their independence means to all people sometimes they just need companionship to reminisce. I love to listen to their stories and do anything they can't do or assist them achieve their goals. I am a very dependable person and clean driving record and background check. I am NCMA and a CNA registered in Florida, since I am taking care of my uncle I love the fact that your company lets you work your own hours, I am dedicated, goal oriented and a hard worker. I think I would be a great candidate and asset to your company. Thank You Helen

What makes me an outstanding caregiver is that I am very caring, compassionate, have tremendous patience, and I enjoy making a difference in someone else life. I have 25+ plus years experience in the medical field working as a Certified Nursing Assistant/Home health Aide/Medical Assistant. Currently enrolled in college completing my BA in Psychology/Social Work degree. I am employed by Life Path Hospice which has truly taught me how precious life is and the meaning of being able to care for myself and others.

I became a caregiver twenty years ago when my mother-in-law was ill. It is God's work, and I get fulfillment out of giving back to those who always gave of themselves to us. Being kind and patient with the needy is a feeling of accomplishment. I am a widow, and mother of two sons. One is a teacher, and the other is a ophthamologist.