HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Ashland - 6 caregivers found

I have provided care to several clients with different needs for many years. I take pride in performing task to the best of my abilities. It brings me joy to know I have helped an individual achieve there goals. I value dignity, respect, and independence.

I am great at everything i do. Very out going and i have a deep care for other's. Nursing is not about the rate of pay, I believe it is about compassion for other's . I love what I do. And to be apart of someones life and provide exceptional care. I am a mother of 3 , hard working and very friendly. At every care position i have held i have received multiple rewards and recognition from the care I give. I do not feel inadequate in any aspect of my life, training or my abilities as a caregiver/ nurse.

I am first a mom of 3 and a grandma of 3, family is my pride and joy. I have always enjoyed taking care of others. i have been in the business for 34 yrs. i have worked in nursing homes , agencies and travel agencies. my favorite is private duty u get more of a personal relationship with your client.

I have 10 siblings in total and I do care for them when need be. I enjoy feeling the pride in caring for people. I am taking the STNA program at Pioneer and work very dilegently while also friendly and caring.

Companion, trustworthy, non judgmental, loves to communicate and always listens. I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that i can be the one to go above and beyond, i want these people's families to trust that their getting what they need & deserve. STNA License CPR certified First-Aid

I've been working as a nursing assistant since 1982. Now with my family grown and on their own I've decided to go back to school for an RN degree. I haven't started school yet but am looking for a flexible schedule so I can go back. I've worked over the years in many local nursing homes and have enjoyed the residents and their families. I've been fortunate to work with many great aides and nurses who have had knowledge to give and shown how to multi task as necessary. I've worked on 2nd and 3rd shifts primarily and would like to work on 3rd shift. This is how I percieve my position: People come in all shapes, colors and sizes, they all are in need of loving care, a warm smile and someone to talk to, they need comfort, a clean invironment, family and a warm meal. These I would want for myself or my own family and they are necessary for peace of mind. I've seen all kinds of problems great and small but what I've noticed about most folks is that they just want to know someone cares about them. That's were nursing assistants come in to fill the gaps between doctors, nurses and family.