HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Liberty - 36 caregivers found

Hello. I have 24 years of experience as a CNA/ caregiver. I have worked skilled care, palliative, ambulatory, home health, and assisted living. I strive to make my clients quality of life the best possible. They am certified in First Aid and CPR. I am also in school to become an Rn, Bsn.

Reliable, service-focused nursing professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through experience as an RCC, CNA and Med Tech. Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare settings. Alzheimer's and Dementia trained along with CPR/AED certification.

I Started My Healthcare Career In The NICU Unit, Transitioned To Home Health, Now I'm Reaching My Long Term Goal; Being Dementia Specialists.

I'm nice patient supportive hardworking .In my childhood I was taking care for my grandma. Growing up I became as a registered nurse . Back in my country RN was doing everything there was no LVN or CNA.I injoid taking care .I prowd to be a Care giver.

I am a hard working dedicated certified Nursing Assistant. With over eight and a half years of experience I love what I do. Meeting new people and helping any way I can always make me feel better, and what keep me going at my job. I'm proud of how I let my clients keep thier sense of dignity I'm only here to help with whatever they need letting them have that sense of control that's important for them.

I have 6 years of effective and high quality healthcare experience as a combat medic in the US Army. I enjoy being able to give patients the compassionate and high quality care they deserve.

I have been a cregiver for about 10 years.I have a passion for helping others,that need my assistance.I love helping them do the things that they can no longer do by themselves.I l just have a heart for helping anyone who needs me too.

My initial interest in caregiving began when I started caring for my Grandmother who was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 1987. I saw the difference it made in her life to have someone available and willing to help her with the things that most of us are able to take care of ourselves. We take for granted every day that we are healthy and able to perform these tasks. It is a blessing to have someone who is available to help us with these things when we are no longer able to do them. In my time as a caregiver, I feel that I have seen and helped with everything from the most basic needs to the most complex. There isn't much that scares me. I am easily able to let difficulties with even the most challenging clients slide right off my back. I have thick skin and I am not easily offended. When I accepted the position with Visiting Angels back in 2011, not only was I able to supervise a crew of approximately 65 caregivers but I had the opportunity to occasionally assist with filling in for those caregivers in the event of an emergency. Since moving here to Florida in late 2015 I have not had the opportunity to work directly with clients since my work now is mostly computer and phone related supervisory duties, remotely from home. I miss the hands on care and the one on one relationships that are formed when caregiving. I am very interested in helping to supplement my income while making a difference in someone else's life. Now that we have moved back to the Greenville, SC area, I am ready to get started!

Hi!

I have been a nurse for 10 years. I am currently working in an administrative position within a doctor's office. I love my job but I miss being a "hands-on" nurse. I began my career as a nurse aid in an assisted living facility and I immediately knew that I had found my calling. I have a true passion for helping others. Providing hands-on assistance is rewarding, but getting to know my clients and work to improve their situation or outlook is what I strive to do. Whether it's through preparing meals, cleaning house, assisting with bathing and grooming, running errands, or just spending time bonding with my client I strive to make my visit something that they look forward to. Those that know me say that I have a servant's heart. I spend my time at my full time job looking for ways to improve care. I spend my time off with my family or volunteering/ fundraising for nonprofits. I pride myself on my love for others and treat everyone as if they are my family.