Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Emory - 14 caregivers found

Certified Nursing Assistant Hospice Aide Elderly care Palliative care

Being a caregiver is more than a job, it's my true calling. Helping people in need is something that I truly enjoy. I am a mother of two and want the best for my children. That love and compassion carries over into my career. Caregivers are called into very delicate situations and our job is to alleviate stress for clients and their family. A "good" caregiver can truly make a difference in a person's life.

Heart, compassion, respect, honesty. Training doesn't make you a good caregiver being a good caregiver comes naturally it's unteachable it's something deep inside you. Heart is the number one answer!!

I am enjoy helping others , it is my passion , I am currently enrolled in college as well bettering my skills to help others. I enjoy bringing joy to others lives and helping them enjoy their lives as well. I am patient and feel I can get along with most anyone no matter the circumstances .

I am a 20-year-old female; I have a background in Caregiving, along with Law Enforcement as a Detention Officer. I serve in the Texas Army National Guard; my MOS is Combat Engineer(12b). Something to know is that I am pregnant ( I worked as a Detention Officer most of my Pregnancy) and enrolled in college for Respiratory Therapy. Some of my favorite hobbies are reading, lifting, and cooking. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to send a message.

I became a caregiver because I have always enjoyed helping people and find it rewarding. What I like about being a caregiver is knowing that I can make a difference in someone's life and the lasting relationships I build with those I care for. I currently have 18 yrs experience being a caregiver, mainly hands on experience with Alzheimer's, dementia, cancer, and paraplegic clients. I am a happy go lucky person full of energy and guaranteed to brighten your day no matter what. I do believe this is my calling in life.

About 5 years ago, I started as a caregiver, for an elderly gentleman and I absolutely loved it. I love being around the elderly and being able to care for them. I love being caregiver because It teaches you so much, and some elderly don't have family left and we are all that they have. My personal achievement would have to be going to CNA school, and becoming one. I would love to peruse a career in this field.

I have been in and out of the medical field, (doctor's office, hospitals, nursing homes, specialists, etc.) And am pleased to announce I have finally found my nitch, home healthcare!! I love giving them the companionship they need because I am an empath, and I love taking care of their needs, whatever they may be. < within reason > I look forward to meeting you!

I make a great caregiver because of my current and past experience with Alzheimer's and dementia patients/clients. I was attracted to the caregiver profession because I have always been a Caregiver my entire life. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the smile on my client's face and the bond between our friendships. I am personally proud of my ability to stick to my position as an Alzheimer's and dementia caregiver, when others have quit or done a poor job with people that needed them. I was taught by my grandparents to respect my elders and that my elders are (wiser then thou) with that in mine I go beyond the call of duty to care my clients. If I should ever need care, I hope to be treated with the same care and dignity I treat my clients.

I believe the qualities that make me a great caregiver are patience, compassion and attentiveness. These qualities are essential in assisting a patient at their bedside in their time of need. As stressful it can be for someone who no longer has the physical ability they once had, there needs to be someone who is understanding and empathetic to their desires to ensure comfort. My interest in becoming a caregiver comes from being the one my grandparents call on for help. I strongly believe in giving back to the community and equal effort for all ages of those in stand in the need of care. My enjoyment stems from seeing interacting and seeing my patients smile. I'm proud of the fact that step by step I'm making an impact on my patients as they always ask to see me again. Once I secure the peace of mind in my patients' families hearts and minds, my job is complete.