Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Dillon County - 14 caregivers found

Being a caregiver you have to be patient and love people. I love what I do. Meeting new families and being trusted with the care of their family member shows the public and community what kind of person you are to give them such great service for their family member.

Good Day ! It would be my pleasure to work with you to make sure that the quality of care you receive is the quality of care you DESERVE! I am a senior MYSELF so who better to offer companionship, guidance and assistance ? My motto is each one reach one and I am the one to whom you should REACH! I am perfectly willing to travel, work holidays and read to you or watch GUNSMOKE! Very humble and easy to get along with , completely CLEAN,SOBER and self sufficient-Covid-19 and Over 65 Fluzone vaccinated,SLED CHECKED,Clean DRIVING RECORD- not after anything except the opportunity to offer service . God Bless

I am looking foward to become a caregiver because I enjoy giving and helping those in need. Also I am seeking a CNA job with great hours. There are many goals I am proud of, but saving three souls through my decatation through American Red Cross has really made me proud of myself. On the other hand, I have completed three years of volunteer work through SRMC hospital in lumberton which was an accomplish and I have nine months of CNA experience. I am persuading my education at an community college towards my paramedic degree. My goal in life is to basically help those who need help.

Hi my name is Roslyn Gavin. I have been a caregiver for over 15 years. Being a caregiver has been a very rewarding gift to me. I started helping a family member and has enjoyed everyday since. Im well trained, been a cna and phlebotomy for over 15 years.

Hello my name is rocsheam I been doing Cna/ caregiver work for 8 years, I love what I do and love helping the elderly, I am CPR and BLS certified, and I don't mind doing for the residents and the community and my job. And I gets the job done

Helping others achieved their ADLS . I enjoyed meeting new people and knowingly that they have enjoyed meeting me too. I became what I am today, when I realize that my grandma needed me. To take care of her ,but by the time I was certified. My grandma passed at her 100 birthday. But I still remain as assistance and enjoyed helping others as I would if it was still her. But not to mention that must of my patients seem to feel as family as the days goes by.

1. I became a CNA specifically because I like caring for others who cant care for themselves and letting them know that they are not alone and that I am here to help them. 2. What I like best about being a caregiver is that I know someone is depending on me and it is my job to not let them down in any type of way. 3. I am proud of my achievement on becoming a CNA. 4. I am 18 years old, I am an outgoing person. I have a passion for the elderly. I love working with them more than anything. I like to stay busy and have fun. With the elderly I am always busy and they keep a smile on my face all day long. I cannot see myself making another career choice because I know that this is the one for me.

1) I became a caregiver because I love to work with elderly people. I love to be able to help people that are in need of help. 2)I can help someone in need of help and be that person they can talk to and trust me for there well being. 3) I went to school for business management and received a degree. 4) I am a people person, hard working and a great person at listening.

I love what I do because, I have been doing it for thirty years an I couldn't see myself doing anything else. I love being a caregiver, for serval reasons takeing care of patients, helping them in the time and need treating them as if their my own family. Touching lives an saving lives is my passion I live for.

People make the world go around is a true statement. We all need each other in so many different areas of our lives to attain our dreams, goals, and/or destiny. In my household we were taught the art of body massage to increase, stimulate and evenly distribute the circulation in the body. This promotes not only relaxation but strength and tone to the muscles. It also promotes healing. My cultural household also equipped me with skills of honor like patience, gentleness, thoughtfulness, kindness, and empathy. I became a Caregiver because it was already naturally instilled in me by my parents and because my mother became ill and incapacitated and I needed to care for her. There were many things I already knew but there was much more to learn so I decided to go to school to learn greater skills, time management, techniques of bending, turning a patient, bathing, tube feeding, CPR, and wound care. Proud I am of successfully completing my studies with an A. I also possess a degree in Human Services with Public Relations and Supervisory Management. My personality is calm, nurturing, flexible, patient, and I love to learn new things. I have written two books about fruits, veggies and delicious healthy meals and would love to be a Spokes Person/Motivational Speaker. Caregiving is demanding but it is also rewarding as it imparts joy and peace to the sender and the receiver.