HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Talking Rock - 17 caregivers found

I took care of my father, in our home, for over 8 years before he passed away on Mother's day 2019. I managed his medication, cleaned the house, made his meals, washed his clothes, helped dress and gave him baths. I assisted him in walking and eating. I delt with insurance companies and doctors offices. I took him to and from the doctor. Changed bandages and just sat and talked to him. I now take care of my mother, in almost the same way. I love to help people and make them feel better in any way that I can. Taking the stress off the person and their families is a way, I feel like, I can make that happen. I have learned a lot (hands-on) and a personal achievement I'm proud of, is learning how to pull community resources to assist the families I help.

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

As a mother of three US Marine sons, I too believe in honor, courage, and commitment. I strived to be the best role model for my grown children, all five of them, and am honored by their great contributions to our great country. My passions in life include being physically fit, active, reading, furniture restorations, and as much good old fashioned humor and laughter available! With my experience as a CNA and previous twelve years as an EMT for the Atlanta area, I am very capable and prepared for any job. I consider myself highly dependable, articulate, innovative, and knowledgeable in most aspects of care.

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.

Hi, ( I am covid vaccinated ) I can work any shift, any times. I don't mind working on weekends or on the holidays. I have 17 years working in the medical field. From a Private Caregiver, Home Health Aide, Assisted living / Memory Care facilities, Skilled Nursing and Agencies. I have successfully completed the requirements of National Council of Certified Dimentia Practitioners. I'm a Certified Dimentia Practitioner. ( CDP ) My heart is in what I do and I love what I do. It's not about a paycheck. As people age with time and things begin to change in their life they may not understand the changes. They need someone who is going to take the time to listen, be patient, understanding and knowledgeable while caring for them. Without losing who they are or their their sense of independence. My passion is with Dementia and Alzhemers Elders. Becoming apart of their world and learning from them. That's the BEST experience you will ever get. Straight from the Residents. They may not remember your name but they will always remember how someone treated them.

I make sure to put my patients needs first. Being a caregiver is all I've ever seen myself doing, I took the first step by obtaining my CNA license along with CPR, first aid, and HIPPA certifications. I look forward into going deeper into the nursing field. It makes me feel good as a person to help people who can't help theirself, I feel like that's the right thing to do. I mean, wouldn't you want that for yourself? I know I would!

I'm a Christian mom and wife .. I love helping the elderly and disabled... I've worked in health care off and on for almost 18 years...

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'm naturally very calm and that helps therapeutically with my patients. I have 9 years of experience as a PCA/caregiver.

i had to watch my grandmother when i was young needing a caregiver. i know she could of gotten so much better help than what she got, so i became a cna while in highschool. i'm wanting to get more experience. i'm hoping to study to become a physical therapist soon. i've been in nursing homes & health centers !