Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Bowling Green - 11 caregivers found

I am a compassionate and empathetic caregiver with 8+ years experience as a CNA and currently working in veterinary medicine as well. I feel that everyone needs a friend and companion later in life, someone to help and someone to listen. I aim to be that supportive person.

I love to help people. I have always had a soft spot for helping others, but specifically for elderly and disabled. I have family members I have helped and it's truly a passion of mine, to help those that can't help themselves. It's truly rewarding

I am very outgoing and my personality is large. I love to socialize with the client and make jokes to make them smile. I enjoy being a companion and friend they can count on when their family is not there so they are not alone! I'm proud of having many residents until the last day of their life to may a long lasting impact, knowing they could always count on me and I stuck around until the very end!

I am well experienced. I became a caregiver, more than twenty years ago, to give quality care to those in need. I enjoy meeting new people and listening to their stories. I have had Certified Nursing Assistant training, Direct Support Professional training, Qualified Medication Aide training, and am well read with experience as Physical Therapy Aide. As a caregiver, it is nice to have both a decent medical vocabulary and an interest in continuous learning about the functions of the human body.

I am 31yrs old married to my husband of 11yrs with a 15yr old daughter and a 7 yr old daughter I live in Fillmore,in. I became a certified nursing assistant because I enjoy helping other people and I felt that being a certified nursing assistant I would be able to help people out the most. What I enjoy about being a certified nursing assistant is the close bond you develop with the patient.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I enjoy helping the elderly and I've been a CNA for the last 4 years and I also do home health care also. I've worked in nursing homes where there was many of residents that needed help with ADLs.

I am well focused and persistent and have wanted to be a nurse sense I was 13 I enjoy being a care giver cause I get to help people Getting my CNA license is one of the best things I could of done

Hello my name is Lindsey Jones and I'm a mother of 5 which consist of two sets of twins a year apart, and the reason I am attracted to being a caregiver is I enjoy being the reason to keep somebody in there home where there comfortable and I love caring and helping and I'm still in school at ultimate Medical Academy studying to be a medical assistant and overall I just love being a caregiver

The most important aspect of being a caregiver to me is building a relationship with my clients that becomes more of a family rather than a job or their caregiver. I feel that it helps me to help others! I live to make others smile, feel important as anyone should feel,and never felt alone or scared that they don't have someone there for them. I loved my grandmother I was so close with her she got sick I took care of her and I was who she had . So it helps remind me of her and the wisdom I gained from her was tremendous! I love to cook and bake. I don't mind cleaning at all I find it a great stress reliever. I enjoy stories and conversation I like learning about others and I find it very rewarding to see someone I'm helping smile and see the light shine from them because they have the help they need and deserve that I have provided for them. I am available for any day and hours are open to any! I am a single recently divorced woman I'm a homebody and I enjoy walking and live animals. I hope you consider me for a potential future long term caregiver for yourself or a loved family member.

I have experience working as a CNA/HHA for the last 13 years. I consider myself reliable, helpful, caring, and passionate. I also have some college credits for general studies towards my RN degree. I have been rewarded employee of the month and recommendation letters from the families of past patients I have cared for.