HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Oxford - 53 caregivers found

I am a great care giver because caring for people is my passion, I love to make others happy and help with every day living as much as I can. I have always wanted and have been a caregiver to whomever in my family that needed care since I was 16, I took care of both of my I'll parents until their passing. My heart is very much into my work. I am proud because being a caregiver has made me want to pursue my career to become a Registered Nurse

1.I become a caregiver because its a passion for me. 2. I like helping people. 3. my personal achievement is when I help someone. 4. Iam polite, I respect people, am humble,am positive, am responsible and supportive.

I'm extremely passionate and understanding. I'm a great listener, I fell like I always learn something new from my elderly client's, I enjoy helping people even if it's at work I feel like I'm giving back. I'm always on time and and I don't call out, unless I'm sick and can pass it to my client. I work well with all of my clients. I am also a cook, meals will be healthy and delicious.

Hi , my name is Tammie Iwara I have been care giving for over 27 years . I've worked in a hospital,home,group, and office settings. I have spent time with so many wonderful people,and I've learned that even in the midst of illness ,or altered state of mind there is always a desire to feel wanted, loved and listened to. I am thankful, and honored to have played a part in so many lives, and look forward to fulfilling the lives of those to come.

I became a CNA because many of my own family members needed care. My career as a CNA is very fulfilling. I love taking care and treating clients and family members as if they were my own. Just knowing that I can step in and help take some of the stress off of the family, is a great reward. The most important thing however is my clients and there happiness. They know I am dependable and a loving caring person, who will always care for them and do what is needed in the correct manner. I am a college graduate. I have five children and five grandchildren whom I love dearly.

* Self-motivated to learn and take on new and challenging tasks * Function independently, have flexibility and personal integrity * Ability to communicate and deal tactfully with personnel, visitors, patients and customers * Strong customer service and organizational skills

What makes me a great caregiver is my compassion,empathy and motivational skills ,I encourage participation in care the suits each individuals needs.i became a caregiver 12+yrs ago because my sister and mom required homecare and nursing home ,I was completely dissatisfied with care given and decided to take care into my own hands going to training and developing skills throughout the years that you can't learn in a class.whats makes me happy with this field is knowing I have abilities to help,give a sense of security to families and patients and provide for mines in an flexible less intense setting.I recently relocated and intend on completing last two years of Registered Nurses course and hopefully own my own homecare company one day.

I am a mother of 3, all grown with children of their own. I am a patient, caring, friendly person and loves helping others. I just like to make it easier on the person on discomfort by doing the things that they cannot do. I was attracted to being a caregiver at a young age. I helped my mom care for my dad when I was 12, he had kidney failure. When I was older, I did homecare for my friend's grandmother, and then my own grandmother and my younger brother.

No job is too big, I pick up where you left off. I promote independence and do all the things you need assistance with. I live people, and I am very punctual, and a hard worker. 36 years experience. GNA/CNA/Med Tech, 443....417....8928.

my personality traits include respectful, empathetic, strong willed, loving and caring. what attracted me to be a caregiver is knowing that i can help somebody and their families through a difficult time. i lost my grandmother to Alzheimer's in 2009. As much as i wanted to stay home and take care of her i had to go to school and my mother had to work.... when we found a caregiver for her it was like a huge weight was lifted of our shoulders. we knew we could go to school/work and not have to worry about her not eating or taking her medications, or going on a walk and getting lost. i want to be able to give people the same peace of mind i was given and the same care my grandmother was given. the personal achievement im most proud of is coming out of a dark time and still seeing the good/light in everybody instead of the bad/dark in people. the the thing i enjoy most about being a caregiver is helping people.