HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Loyalton - 14 caregivers found

I have 20 plus years experience as a Nurse Assistant and Certified as a Medical Assistant. I have worked Acute Care, Memory Care, Radiation Oncology, Private Home Care, Nursing Rehabilitation, Geriatric and I Specialize in Hospice Home Care. . I am looking for someone to be that perfect companion to. I am dog friendly and non smoking. I have excellent local references upon request.

What makes me a great caregiver cuz I'm a people person and I have compassion and I care about how the how they feel. Well I love most about being a caregiver is that I can help and show that I care and that I'm a living person and I give joy and laughter and comfort out of helping others. My mom was a CNA for 40 years before she passed away and I've been volunteering since I was 12 years old so that's what motivates me to be a caregiver. I'm proud of being a mother I'm proud of being a grandmother I'm proud of just being a person as in the community I'm proud of myself of learning going back to school getting my caregiver certificates and getting all my certificates that I have in ADLs patient care helper I'm just proud of me being a person who I am I'm proud like I said being a mother and a grandmother of course and a wife and I'm proud that I took care of my mom my dad and my grandfather before they passed away.

I have been doing care given for over 10yrs.work with cancer care, Alzheimer's, Dementia care. Responsible, Hard working, always on time love working with people have lots of TLC to give.

I have years of experience that lends well to working with seniors. I've used a wheelchair, walker, crutches, so I know what it's like. A friend who is a nurse asked me to help her with her step-father. I found my true calling. She became my mentor. I have a true passion to help others.

I am a very open ,honest and fun person. I can easily adapt and improvise to almost any situation. I have worked in the medical field most of my life. Mostly in doctors offices and hospital settings. It has always been a passion of mine. I have 3 children who have different disabilities so I am capable of taking care of different degrees of medical situations. After raising my children I decided to get into home care. I enjoy working and helping people but also able to spend time with my family .

I love caregiving, and helping others especially when they need it. All my care is unconditional, I'm compassionate, caring, and patient. I'm a great listener, I love reminiscing. My main focus on the job is to be sure that they're comfortable and happy, and my job isn't done until we've achieved that! I keep it light and positive during hard times, and I love to provide comfort care.

I became a caregiver having worked with various patients in Uganda and saw that I would be able to make a difference in some one's life and contribute to their daily living needs in a positive way. I was able to counsel and positively enhance people's lives especially those with HIV. Some of them had lost hope but with the counselling sessions, the discordant couples regained trust in each other and their home interface improved. I 45 years and a Ugandan citizen who migrated to the US in March 2014. I worked for the Medical Research Council in Uganda for 14 years. We worked with HIV/AIDS patients and we carried out various tasks to include; taking surveys, vitals, counselling, home visits & care as well as reviewing the patients condition every 6 months. During my stay with MRC, I learned a lot about HIV/AIDS and its challenges. It was an honor that people entrusted me with their health problems and allowed me to be part of their lives as they faced the HIV/AIDS journey at times with adverse results say, death.

Hard working,early is on time, compassionate, always willing to go extra mile,all heart

I love to help ppl, its a rewarding career cause u can just be there for a person & help them give them a reason to live... Putting a smile on their faces, & the way they look at u made me wanna be a caregiver... Getting to know a person, & their familys, & giving a better quality of life before they leave this world... Going to school to learn to do this shop i did that class three times pkus general education upon entering the bursing program...

I became a caregiver after spending a couple of years helping care for my great grandmother who suffered from dementia. Although it was hard emotionally, I found that it was soul satisfying to be useful and help her through some of the most difficult times of what should have been her golden years. What I like most about being a caregiver is the ability to make a difference in someone's life. I feel a sense of a joy when I connect with someone I'm helping. My fulfillment is knowing that I'm more than an employee but a friend and companion. I'm compassionate, reliable, fun, detail oriented, hard working, patient and most of all...I love what I do!