HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Lumpkin County - 16 caregivers found

Hello, My name is Marquasia Ingram. I'm a caregivers, I have more than 6 years of experience of providing care for patients. I enjoy spend time with my patients & being a helping hand with daily living needs. I'm currently in nursing school & I will be set to graduate next year.

Experienced Professional, Very Dependable and out going with over 10 years in Healthcare

Ive been a caregiver for about 10 years. 5 years certified. When I got started in this field it was out of necessity. My grandmother had a stroke and i had no choice. I didn't even want to be a caregiver. After about a year my grandmother passed away. But the feeling that i got from being able to care for her like she cared for me was indescribable. First time I felt i had contributed something; actually helped somebody. Like I made a difference, like i made her last days better. 10 years later I cant picture myself doing anything else. I love what I do. And everytime I help a client or they smile and say thank you its like helping my grandmother all over again.

Throughout my 8 year career as a Caregiver I have developed a deep understanding of the needs of those with disabilities, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses. I am a compassionate Caregiver and a reliable professional, who puts the needs of clients first and goes above and beyond to ensure their comfort and safety. I also take pride in my ability to establish strong connections with clients, while providing the highest level of care and support. I am extremely organized and efficient, capable of managing multiple tasks and ensuring that all aspects of care are completed in a timely manner. I possess excellent communication skills and am able to quickly rapport with clients,as well as their families. My attention to detail and commitment to providing quality care have always been highly praised by my employers.

I have over 13 years of being a caregiver , I enjoy it very much being able to help others in anyway that I can. I have a passion for helping others this I what I loved to do.

1- i became a caregiver because I have got a passion of helping 2- I like being a caregiver because it's helps me grow up my relationship 3- all patients I ever had have been very satisfied about my job and that have grown up my patience 4- I 'am a great caregiver who have always been appreciated by patients and their family and employers. I 'am open for all remarks; very flexible and always smilling

Hello there my name is Amber Fleming I've been doing home health care for about 10 years. I love caring for people and helping people in every way.I'd like to just keep furthering my career in home health care and helping others.

Highly motivated professional, recognized for leadership and communication skills, seeking an opportunity to utilize my customer service experience along with my education in patient care

Ever sense I was a little girl I have always loved to help people, I have been a cna sense 2004, I love helping people making their day a little easier. always learning and sticking with it. I'm 32 years old I have a 7 year old girl I'm a hard worker im always willing to learn...

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.