Caregivers in Scottsville - 101 caregivers found

I'm extremely passionate about my job. I have amazing patience, and empathy working with memory care, or special needs clients. I love working with elderly clients and treat everyone like I would my own family. I volunteered at a nursing home in school and fell in love with it. I knew then that this was the job I was meant to do. I love putting smiles on people's faces.faces home n

Hello my name is Kendra Johnson I have been a Certified Nursing Assistance for 16 years I have worked in different settings nursing home,hospice care, hospital, home care in more. I have a passion at what I do I love it .

I was too young to remember the story but my aunt says when I was 4 years old, that I comforted and reassured her when she was crying over a breakup with her boyfriend. I believe this was the beginning of my journey to care for others. I majored in Social Work and have had a wonderful 27 year career of working with children, adolescents and the aging. I have worked at UVA hospital where I gained insight into the importance of maintaining good health and how devastating a disease or accident is on one's health and life. I have worked for department of social services and assisted the aging with receiving the services needed to remain in their home or to move into a facility. At this time, I am doing "hands on" care in people's home to assist them with various activities of daily living. My mother was bedridden for many years and I was one of her primary caregivers. I know the burden on family when caring for a loved one and the importance of support. My grandfather lived to be 96 and I was there for him to assist with shopping, meal prep, housekeeping, medication reminders and transportation. I cherish the times that I spent with my mother and grandfather caring for them. I also cherish the support I received from others.

I am a very easy going person. My personality is my best trait. My mother was confined to a wheelchair due to Muscular Dystrophy from the time I was 18 months old until I lost her in 2009. Taking care of her just led to me naturally becoming a caregiver. It's what I know.

I have 20 plus years in the medical field primarily in patient care and really have enjoyed helping and working in my community . I strive to provide the best care possible for my clients and treat everyone with dignity and respect. This is my work but also my passion.

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What helps me being a good care giver is going into the homes of elderly knowing I get to look forward to there days. Every since I was a little girl I always wanted to be a nurse and give back to the community. The most I enjoy is watching the clients exceed in life

Hello, My name is Dyziah and I enjoy helping other in any way that I can! I have always been the type of person that wants to lend a helping hand when I can. I believe that it is very important for people who cannot help themselves, receive help from others and are cared for properly!

Hello! My name is Jennifer. I am 44 yrs old. I have worked in the caregiving field ( paid 2+ yrs) and personal ( family 1+ yrs). I have experience in Palliative, Alzheimers, Parkinsins, Cancer, end of life, and Companion care. I became an educated caregiver after taking care of my father, sister, and grandmother in their final stages. It showed me the need for experienced, thoughtful, and caring people in the lives of not just the sick/ elderly, but also their families during that time. I enjoy making a connection with both my clients and their families. I love pets, and i understand the benifits of memory and or music therapy. I am looking forward to meeting you!

Caring for others has been a lifelong passion of mine! I'm happiest when helping others, so I find this field of work very rewarding in many ways. I grew up watching my mother learn and be a great nurse so she is definitely my inspiration. What I enjoy most is definitely just making a difference, being able to be there and insert patience and understanding in a situation of discomfort. Many don't understand how hard it can be to accept help when you have always helped others yourself, that's the role of a caregiver.