HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Nemacolin - 10 caregivers found

54 y.o single mother of 4, 1 adopted war refugee w mental and physical needs. Born and raised in US Army. Global residences. Fluent in German, English, partial in Dutch. Always been a caregiver. first of my transplant mother then as CNA and finally as an RN. As Rn did agency work as home Health nurse. Very proficient in skin care general assessment and activities of daily living. Believe in my patients they are individuals who have seen much know much and have much to offer. Love meeting new people and I tailor my care to what they want in correlation to medical advice

A few things about myself I have 5 children, I go to college full time for Business and have always had a passion for taking care of others! Below I have answered a few questions so you can get to know me better! What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I love helping others, great at communication, passionate, kind hearted, and always treat patients as if they are my own family. What attracted you to being a caregiver? My mom was sickly when I was growing up so I always helped her and knew that I had a passion for it! I love being able to help others and make sure they get the best possible experience! What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? The ability to help others and provide them the assistance and care they need! What is a personal achievement you are proud of? Continuing my education.

I took care of my grandma when I was 15 and I continue to care for the elderly and my work is 100% I am cpr/first Aid / I am licensed medication tech , and registered with department of disabilities.

I am a great caregiver because at one time I myself needed care so I've been on both ends of the spectrum so to speak.I became a caregiver out of a need but it turned out to be my calling in this life.I enjoy making a difference in the lives of my patients daily.I love the story sharing and time spent with each patient. BSL/CPR certified also.

I love what I do for a living. I believe this is my path in life . To help others . I'm very passionate about that . My clients are like family to me . It's my way of paying it forward . I've worked in long term, short term , lock down units. I've worked in rehab and therapy. Infectious disease control, wound care . I've worked for hospice . Also in assisted living . I've worked in almost every aspect of nursing. For over 20 years . At this time I'm working in home health care . I received my Cna license in Florida in 2006. I have a certification in cpr and my tb tests are all complete and up to date

I love caring for others, always have. I feel good about myself knowing I am responsible for the comfort of others. I have worked with all ages and especially like hospice care. I have eorked in facilities, but would rather work one on one so I can give all my attention and that means quality care.

I love to help others.

I am qualified as a CNA and EMT-B. My CPR is current. I enjoy taking care of others and quality of care is my goal. I have worked in skilled care and aggressive rehab units for the past 8 years. I have worked on memory care units and that is something that I enjoy. I not only have experience with adults; but also with children. I have twin daughters that I care for when I am not working.

My name is Maranda. I am 20 years old. I have work in small and large facilities for homes. I absolutely love the job! Working with other and their names is fantastic. When I was younger I didn't think I was going to want to work in that field until I started and it is great. It's a tough job but when you keep your head on and calm it's not as hard as you think. What I enjoy most about the job is helping. I'm a very helpful and caring person and I have the patience that is needed for the job.

I became a caregiver because I'm a very giving person and I enjoy helping others and what better way is there to help others then to help take care of someone that can't provide for themselves. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the fact that I get to help someone everyday and not because I have to but because I want to. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is going back to school and graduating as a Medical Assistant. I graduated as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2005, So I have been a CNA for 9 years now and I went back to school and graduated on December 11, 2013 as a Medical Assistant, and I'm a responsible, dependable, and a very caring person.