152 caregivers with home care experience found near Walton

State Certified in May 2001 as a Certified Nurse Aide In a long term care setting. St. Elizabeth Hospice for 8 years providing Palliative, Respite and End of life care in the patients home and Inpatient settings. Followed by a committed record of reliability and strong ability to establish rapport with patients, family and staff. To Succeed, and always show continuous improvement are a few words that have always compelled me to become a caregiver, To ensure a compassionate, professional delivery of care to each patient. Currently working in a outpatient clinic as a Certified Hemodialysis Patient care Technician providing hemodialysis under the supervision of a RN.

I became a caregiver simply because I've always enjoyed taking care of people. When I was a little girl, I would take care of my mother when she became ill. She always encouraged me to become a nurse. Being a great caregiver is having compassion, a desire to ensure the well being of others and being dedicated to providing excellent care. I'm extremely proud of having four successful years of homecare experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant and I'm hoping to acquire many more.

Hello!!!! Hi everyone I'm Arnetta Williams 29 year old mother of 2 kids and REALLY enjoy helping others! I've been a caregiver for over 6 years! There's not not I don't like about caring for others!! I was directing to this field me my grandmother had a fall! I felt no one can care for her like I would! Once she recovered she always told me go help others the way you helped me! And here I am till this day loving on your love ones! I've done bathing, grooming, cleaning, toileting, transfers and more! As I am here to love on your love ones I'll be more to happy as your reach out at any time! Thank you have a blessed day!

Approximately 10 years ago, I became my mother's Caregiver after she came home from Rehab for a major stroke. I realized how rewarding it was to feel the satisfaction of really helping someone. In the past 7 years, I have worked as a Home Health Aide and CNA, providing many services to families and their loved ones, including (but not limited to) companionship, transportation, meals, light housekeeping, pericare, input/output, taking and recording vitals, catheter care, colostomy care, medication reminders, assistance with bathing, showers, getting dressed, and oxygen maintenance. My special focus has been with Alzheimer's and Dementia care. I am a CNA and certified in CPR and First Aid. As a Christian CNA, your loved ones peace of mind, comfort and health is my priority.

I became a Certified Nurse Assistant my senior year of high school and started working in the nursing home the month i turned 18. I have had my CNA license for a year and have enjoyed working with my residents. I no longer work at the nursing home because i have had to relocate and haven't found anything closer. I would love to get the chance to meet new people and work on a one on one basis with someone and help make their life a little easier. I became a care giver because I have a big heart and i have been told that by many of my former residents. I go above and beyond and will bend backwards to make sure that you or your loved one is PROPERLY taken care of. I have worked with so many people that have taken short cuts and don't care cause at the end of the day its just a job to them. But as for me i know that i am taking care of someone that is trying to live everyday a little more comfortable even though they cant do as much anymore, its not just a job for me. I admit i get attached but thats expected when you spend everyday with someone and know what they like to do and how they like things done. They become family . I look forward to meeting and helping make someones life a little easier and being a part of your family!

Taking care of others has always been a passion of mine, from family to friends. Becoming a nurse 14 years ago, gave me the fuel to be able to bring quality care, companionship, and helping patients become great advocate for their health any many ways. I dedicated myself to private duty several years ago, after my clients passed on, I thought I wanted to be back in the field again. I miss it, I want to be able to know that my one on one care is not being taken for granted and that the ones that I care for know that their concerns, mental, emotional, and physical status is priority, along with giving their family a sense of knowing that they made the right decision allowing me to care for their loved one.

To help people , helping people with their personnel needs and listen to the stor ies that they like to share.When I finished college, I been a caregiver for a long time I love helping and taking care of peoples I worked. in hospital , with hospice clients and in nursing home, privated home and worked with alls type of medical condition.

I've been doing this for 30 years and that's a long time in this field. Iam also a certified nurses aide. This is my true calling . The elderly paved the way for me and I have the upmost respect for them

I have the heart of a caregiver I love my work I know how to work with social services to get Mobility chairs scooters through Medicare for free I am assertive and a very fun person

I am a compassionate STNA of 19 years, dedicated to assuring safety for your loved one. I am an Independent Provider through Hamilton County DODD, and Dept of Job and Family Services. I also have a BLS certificate and Medication Administration. In my 19 years of caregiving, I was honored to care for my grandmother and great grandmother in a home based setting. I take pride in the care I give, and can assure that each client will receive the care needed patiently and compassionately.

I got into caregiving on accident. I was looking for employment and a friends suggested I apply at her job which was Alzheimer's assistant living. I got the job and realized I loved it! I became state tested and have been in this line of business for 14 years. I love taking care of people who can't fully take care of themselves. There is pride in helping others and I am humble that God chose me to be the voice and care taker for some who can't express their needs and others who just need help along the way. I am proudest of accomplishing my PCA II which is a promotion from PCA acknowledging I am proficient in my level of expertise and care. I am also a safety coach and a proud member of the safe patient handling committee at my current employer that looks at proper ergonomics and equipment that keep both the patient and caregivers safe and free from injury. I do not have a car but I do use Lyft and Uber to travel if that's okay.

I am 34 years old and I have been a certified nurse aide for just about 14 years. I have worked in a number of settings over the years like long term care, home health care, MRDD and more. I became a caregiver because I love to help people and I have a passion for the elderly and disabled. What makes me a great caregiver is that I'm very patient, understanding, caring and trustworthy and i will do my job to the best of my ability!

I care for others as if they are my own family. My way of thinking is treat them as I'd want someone caring for my grandparent/parent to be treated. I became a caregiver after watching my grandfather being cared for. I love being a caregiver. Since childhood I wanted to be a nurse but since becoming an stna I prefer the one on one vs just giving them their medication. I completed my two year medical assistant degree.

I took care of my grand mom and assisted her with care and chores around the house. I assisted neighbors with light cleaning and companion their parents. That experience encouraged me to become a nurse aid and housekeeper. I got my nurse aid license in 1990 and its always been in good standing. it feels good to have the skills and experience to help others. I been working in private residents ,homes and facilities. I am dependable with good references and I drive a vehicle but could drive you in your vehicle if you prefer. If you gotta animals I prefer they be put in another room while i am there due to pass experience. I enjoy different activities indoors and outdoors. I got great cleaning,sitter,grocery shopping,laundry,companion and driver experience. I am patient with a bubbly caring attitude. Most clients get attached to me sooner than expected. Clients think I am dependable and they trust me as well as feel secure with me. You are welcome to check out my background.

I care about everyone I meet. I try to learn their likes and dislike so that we can form a great understanding. I became a caregiver because people have always been a very nice to me and I've always wanted to give back that which I feel is part of my belief. I feel if you can help someone that is the greats gift you can give. I am proud that if I can make a person remember me from the services I have perform then I take that as I have done my best. Make sure you leave the with smile on their face.

I think because I'm to caring. And over passionate. I mainly got started in the health field. Because I lost my grandparents when I was in my early 20's. And I was extremely close with them. And since starting the health career. I have got an Assoc degree. And I'm a state license STNA.

I have been a caregiver for over 25 years, started out as a volunteer at Florence Park nursing home when I was 12 years of age. I knew then that in my heart I loved and wanted to help others. I have long-term care and private duty skills. I recently was a manager over 6 ladies while performing my nursing duties as well in a private duty setting, also a lead RA in a nursing care facility.

I'm a loving and caring provider who loves to take care of people. I started taking care of clients at an early age. Which inspired me to want to become a nurse. I intend to accomplish my goals as a nurse and a caregiver and provide the best services and care I have to offer. Which are caring for a clients every need. Provide comfort and support as well.

I started giving care at a younger age, taking care of my auntie with a left-sided weakness due to stroke. It was within the family and a non-profit payment job but a rewarding one. I believe giving care is a calling not just a job. I felt a very great joy to be part of her life and assisting her with the rest of my family before her passing. It became part of me and decided to continue to give a helping hands to those who needed it, within my capabilities. You do unto others, as you wish to be done to you.

My name is shawna and I've worked as care provider for three years . I have mostley worked with the intellectually disabled and individuals that are physically disabled such as cerebral palsey. I enjoy it very much and it's very rewarding.