Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Gilmer County - 18 caregivers found

I am a fun and outgoing person. I am very energetic. I' use to help take care of my grandparents both used hospice so I helped with that.Then my cousin used hospice also from the sickness of Cancer. I really enjoy helping people no matter how I help whether it be to talk to run a errond or to mow the lawn to preparing meals. What I love most is knowing that I can make a difference in these peoples lives by helping them being there for them as a companion. So fulfilling other people needs seeing them happy makes me happy.

I believe I am a great care giver because I actually care, I care about the elderly and sick, I love the smiles I bring because mine is contagious. I love knowing that someone trusted me to take good care of their loved one and to me that's a big great responsibility

Im a caring giving person and I love to help others have a big heart to care for the elderly and sick I love anything to do with the medical field I also take care of my grandma and my perants with anything that has to do with medical or doctors appoiments and also with thier business affairs. I work in a nursing home now and each one of the residents I take care of I treat as my family as an uncle or grandparents.

I am patient and calm in demeanor, very caring and empathic to others. I was s Paramedic for 20 years and held respect of my peers as well as upper management.

I am very compassionate and I love helping people. What makes my job worth all the hard work is to see a smile on my patients face and hear them talk about how greatly I have impacted their life. I enjoy giving my all towards my patients and helping them in every small task of life.

Hello. I'm Amanda, a dedicated professional caregiver and nurse. I started my career in 1995 as a in-home caregiver. I obtained my Certificate Nursing Assistant License from a Nursing Home. Cared for the Developmentally Disabled in a group. Worked in a "Half-Way House" caring for mentally ill. Long Term Care Unit in the Copper Queen Community Hospital. Oct 1999 Marietta Ga Supervisor Caregiver, Assisted Living Home. Worked in a Family Practice, Woodstock. Assisted Living seduced me back as Wellness Director. Motherhood sent me to Hospice as a private contractor for 2 years. Hospital work w/ 12hr/ 3days wk. Perfect for school! Then..my second son came in 2008. 2 small children is much more work then having one!In 2009 it became obvious there is no "perfect time" Kennesaw State University for general ed. 2012 onto to Ga Highlands College. Graduation in 2015. and to speak the vows of the nurse. Emergency room nurse, floating to all sorts of units. Knowing that I couldn't forget about the dying and scared, an old calling moved me to become a Hospice Nurse. My ignorance of the business within medicine soon drove to crave the ER again. Corporate work was predictable and I was not required to deal with the money coding and approvals of Medicare to see the patient. Nursing and Medicine doctors should not be asked to deal with tge money side of Healthcare. So, back the ER. COVID called out. 14 months COVID Reponder. Divinely driven to nurse, advocate, teach, comfort, study, suggest, sweet talk, elude safety and confidence as I proceed to provide the needed care and whatever that may entail fir as long as I can. So, here I am. At your service.

I have been a caregiver for 22 year I love to be needed. My mother was a caregiver and I grew up watching her and loving the way she cared so much for everyone. I guess it's in my blood. It's very satisfying to me at the end of the day just knowing that I could help someone's day be a little easier.

I've been labeled a Caregiver all of my life. Between family,friends and patients this is the one thing that truly brings me joy. I firmly believe that what you give in this life is what you'll get. One day I'll need someone to help me and I hope to be treated with the same love and respect that I myself gives. It warms my heart each day I go to work and someone is happy to see me. This type of work isn't for just anyone. You have to have a heart for this. Growing older should not be something we despise because it's a privilege denied to so many. Thank-You for taking the time to read my profile.

I am a mother of three. I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for 16 years now. I started out working as a cna in a nursing home. I did this for several years and then I started working with hospice where I stayed for over 6 years. I have experience with bariatric care, Dementia, and end of life care. I am also an Certified Dementia Practitioner.

I am a country girl who believes our elderly should stay in their own homes. I have cared for several family members during hospice care. My mom and dad are both deceased. They remained at home until they peacefully passed. I'm not sure how it happened but people have called me and asked if I could help with the care of one their parents. Old Fort is a small town, lol. I have never accepted anyone outside of my family members but if you would like to talk or meet with me, I am willing to help if you believe I am the right person for the job. I am a no nonsense person. I encourage my elders to drink lots of water, it helps keep the mind thinking more clearly. God bless you and your family.