Florence Caregivers - 224 caregivers found

I am loving caring outgoing always willing to learn something new willing to go above and beyond I have patients I listen to my patients I respect your decisions and just give them a lot of companionship .What attracts me to being a caregiver is just helping someone that can help their self and know that they appreciate that letting them know that there still are good people out there that don't take a vanish of them and that's willing to make the days better and brighter

Fun to be around with all ways happy

I love to help! My mother was is need of in home care and our family hired multiple people before I quit my job to do it myself. I attended school to become certified I picked up a lot of knowledge but the most important was to keep my mother and clients in the least restrictive setting as possible treating them always with dignity and respect not a babysitter or someone telling them what they can and can't do. Compromise is key in any relationship especially client and caregiver! This has been the most rewarding and heart warming position I've held other than being a mother!

Openness and Friendliness. ... Kindness. ... Thoughtfulness. ... Emotional Stability. ... Creativity. ... Effective Communicators. ... Integrity. ... Self-Awareness. Taking care of my elderly grandmother and disabled uncle,I enjoy helping and making my clients happy and my proudest achievement was when I was able to assist and calm down my behavioral clients when they have a bad day

Hello, My name is Cheyanna Fields! I am a 25 years old single mom to the most handsome 2 year old! I am hard working ,independent , self driven, detail oriented, self motivated, organized, clean, and cheerful person! I have been a caregiver for a little over 5 years, I love helping others with day to day life skills and needs I always knew I wanted to help people and once I finally started to I knew I never wanted it to end! Helping others makes me feel so much joy just knowing that the person is being properly cared for. I love getting to know each an every person I get the pleasure of working with. I couldn't be more proud of the field of work I'm in helping others takes a special person, lots of patience and a good heart,thankfully God blessed me with all of that because now I get to love what I do l!

Hi! I'm Blaykelyn, I've been a C.N.A since February, I got it through my High School. I love every minute of it. I love helping people. I'm going to college for nursing in the fall, but it's a community college so I'll only have classes 2 days a week, so i'll still have the time to do my job.

I am a caregiver. I been the field since 2016 of February. And I m also certified as well. I love everything I do. I treat clients just like my own family.

I love working with elderly people, they make my days go by fast and I have fun with it. I love helping my clients with things they can't do. I also go out of my way, to make sure their experience is as great as mine was with them.

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.

Hi! I'm Sierra! I'm 23, a single mom of 3 under the age of 5. My mom and stepmom both are RN's, I've had a passion for the healthcare field since I was in middle school. After graduating I moved to South Carolina where I attended my CNA classes then later moved home and decided to look into home healthcare! I believe being someone's caregiver is being their person to lean on, I've had quite a few clients I've loved dearly. I truly believe they grow to you and become your family, I'm a Christian and I live my day to day life believing I'm based to help someone, to be the change the world needs. Not everyone has a great support system nor a huge family, I've also been referred to as a "bonus grandchild" once and that stuck with me. Being able to help someone who really needs the help is an achievement. As my kids grow older I plan to go back to school and further into the medical industry, but between facility or home based I personally prefer home based. I'm a huge home body myself and if I were older needing help, I'd hope to at least manage to have it the sake of my own home!