Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Waynesboro - 21 caregivers found

I have been a CNA for 11year in many settings

I have taken care off elderly people for 30years I started as a cna after a few years I started doing private care iam loving, caring honest I give %100 off my self to my patient's I keep the family informed off any changes iam also a wonderful cook I can cook anything and I can do it in a healthy way I talk to my patient's and I do spoil them because they deserve it I believe God has chosen that kind off work for me and I love what I do.

1. What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? I am compassionate, patient, and attentive to detail. I take time to truly listen to clients and understand their needs. My background in healthcare has given me the skills to handle a variety of situations calmly and professionally. 2. What attracted you to being a caregiver? I was inspired by the care my grandmother received during her illness. Seeing the difference compassionate caregivers made in her life sparked a passion in me to provide the same comfort, dignity, and support to others. 3. What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? I enjoy building personal connections with clients and knowing I'm making a real difference in their quality of life. Every smile, "thank you," and shared moment reminds me why this work is so meaningful. 4. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I'm proud of starting my own licensed homecare agency from the ground up, even during the uncertainty of the pandemic. It took courage, determination, and hard work, but it allows me to impact lives in a meaningful way every day.

I have been a caregiver for over 17years, I think a good care giver is not made by a license or for what ones learned at school, but what you are inside. It`s in the heart. It`s how much you love caring for others. Being a caregiver is a gift that you make into a profession. I am a caring person and I really love what i do. CNA and BLS certified. Please feel free to contact me. Thank you and God bless you.

I became a caregiver to be able to help someone in need as well as putting a smile on their face at the end of the day. I started out with assisting the elderly at the age of twelve and the person I provided care for was my great grandmother. I like the sense of satisfaction, confidence, and accomplishment when caring for people in need along with building new relationships with the client and their families. A personal achievement that I am very proud of is being able to give back to other who are in need. On behalf of myself and my Criminal Justice Association members we did a clothing drive for the Salvation Army we held the drive from April 24-May 1, 2014 we were able to collect lots of clothing for all ages and for females and males along with other household items all for families in need. I am a Criminal Justice major at Strayer University, I belong to the American Criminal Justice Association and I am also the vice president. I am a very outgoing person, I pay very close attention to detail when caring for others. I have been in the nursing field off and on for about twelve years if not longer.

My patience makes me a great caregiver. The bonds you have with your patients attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy helping people in general, being a great company, and putting smiles on my patients face.

I love taking care of ppl. My father had a stroke at a early age I took care of him until he passed away. I dedicated my life to helping others hope one day someone will be there for me.

I am loving, caring, respectful, loyal, honest, devoted, and hard-working. I have been working in healthcare since 2000. I love helping and caring for people no matter what their situation or illness may be. Caring for my brother growing up that suffer from a mental illness and disability since birth gave me the desire and strength to help those who can't really help themselves. I learned my true strength after caring for my grandmother as her granddaughter and caregiver. She left me a year ago and felt like my world was shattered but then I remembered what she always told me and that is to never give up and I am always with you as you continue to care for others.

What makes me a great caregiver is i take heart a this work and i have been doing this kind of work for the last four years. when im able to help someone that can't really do too much for there self it makes me feel good

I am 52 year old single parent of a 22 year old son. I was born in Augusta, Georgia graduated from Glenn Hills High School in 1983. I enjoy taking care of people of all ages. I have experience with Alzeheimer patients, Dementia, Stroke, Heart Attacks,Congestive Heart Failure, COPD, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson, Diabetes, Neuropathy. Well as for my experience, I've learned that each case affects each patient differently and everyone deserves to well taken care of and treated with love and respect.i try to leave a indelible impression in my clients life while caring for their needs.