HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Berryville - 17 caregivers found

I have been a CNA , Home health care giver for over 25 years.....I am very passionate about what I do...I have work in most areas of elderly care...and I will been comfort and care to the client as well to the whole family

Hello! I'm Kaitlyn, from Winchester, VA. I am a Certified Nursing Aide (CNA). I have 5+ years working as a CNA. I received my BA from Virginia Commonwealth University and I am currently working on my masters at Mary Baldwin University. I work a full-time at home job and am looking to pick up a few hours working as a CNA. I enjoy working as a CNA because I love getting to know people and their stories, assisting those who may have no one else to depend on, and providing genuine support. I have experience working in hospitals, skilled-nursing facilities, and in-home care. I take pride in all the work I do. I look forward to speaking to you soon!

Hi I'm Janee I took a CNA course at west Minster I have my completed certification of hours for it. I'm very family oriented, I love caring for others, it's my calling. I have been around elder ones all my life my. I cook, I clean and a amazing person to care for your loved ones

I'm a very caring person I tend to put peoples needs before my own a lot I grew up with a aunt who was wheel chair bound and I've always admired my grandmother for taking care of her and always made me want to care for those who can't care for them self . It's a bitter sweet moment working in health care being the one these people see in their ending days it's an amazing feeling but being there and watching the transition is kind of hard but it's worth it knowing they had someone by their side the whole time while family members have to continue to work and maintain life a personal achievement would be juggling being a single mom and a caregiver never allowing the two to effect EACHOTHER .. and keeping a loving caring heart with the world we live in today

I've been working with seniors and children with various special needs for years and have many great references. Let's discuss your needs and how I may help. :)

I always wanted to be a nurse I became an LPN. I enjoy helping and caring for clients; especially the elderly and youth. We learn so much from them if we listen. My personal achievements are the love and blessings I recieved by just performing this work.

I became interested in care giving as a child / teen while caring for my grandmother, a survivor of 3 heart attacks and 3 strokes. I am certified in CPR/AED/ First Aid. I have a BA degree in psychology and a master's degree in social work and enjoy working with seniors and those with chronic health conditions.

I have always loved this field . But cannot bear to see the way our loved ones are treated , i am trying to make a difference by being a loving caregiver , I will go up and beyond for the loved one I am caring for!! & give them my full attention at all time while on the job !!

Hello my name is Africa I have been doing this type of work for about 4 years. I am very hard working, caring, respectful, patient and always on time! I love helping people in need especially elders This is the reason I was attracted to becoming a caregiver I love what I do.what I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to be a extra helping hand.a personal achievement I am proud of is all of my certifications in which I can help out even more In cases of emergency's.

I became a caregiver because of my Step-Mother. From a very early age, I was tasked with taking care of her as she became bedridden from many diseases. She is afflicted with chronic migraines, fibromyalgia, herniated/ruptured disks, obesity (450lbs. or more), and a litany of other non-communicable diseases. As time went on I found myself enjoying taking care of her and it gave my life a sense of belonging and direction. As a CNA now, I find that serving others still gives me that same sense of direction I experienced in my youth, but I feel strongly now that I'm older that if everyone were like me, and spent their lives in service of others, there would be no person on Earth who felt lonely, neglected, or not cared for. I do have quite a bit of college education even though I hold no degree, but if I were to speak of an achievement that meant the most to me, it would be my Eagle Scout award. Becoming an Eagle Scout took many long hours as a child, and most of that time was spent volunteering and serving the community. The most important thing scouting taught me was that a person did not need a reason or a reward for helping others, but that the act of self-sacrifice held its own rewards. I love to meet new people, and I enjoy making others smile.