Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Pleasantville - 23 caregivers found

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My name is Edith siaway I am a mother of 2 amazing kids, I have bea CNA for about 15 years now working in this field for a while, I have experience with the elderly as well as kids, I am patient person I love doing this jobs because I love helping others, knowing that I managed to put a smile on people faces always bring me joy, my greatest achievement are my kids they're are my proud and joy . To me family is everything so when someone trust me to place their loves ones in my care i go above and beyond to make sure their love ones are taking care of.. it's not an easy thing to trust someone with your loves ones .proudand jo

I have been a caregiver for 10 years. I enjoy this profession to be able to help residents succeed in their everyday lives.

I love talking to residents about there past and what they did for work, have them tell me stories, I want to make there life easier

I am an experienced caregiver that is outgoing, trustworthy and honest. Communication is key, especially working in this field. I've always been drawn to caregiving since a child. I would frequently babysit family members, and some had up to 6 kids, so multitasking one of my many skills. I love the feedback and appreciation I receive from clients and their families which motivates me more to continue my work as a caregiver.

Dear perspective employer, I'm a compassionate , professional caregiver looking to provide senior care for you or your loved one. I have over 23 years experience in the medical field. I've achieved a wide variety of different skills through Home Care, Dementia/Alzheimer's facilities, End of life care( Hospice), Long term care, and Rehabilitation care. I enjoy caring for people it's a very rewarding career that enables me to give back to my community. I've cared for families throughout Iowa most of my life. Please don't hesitate schedule an interview so we can discuss how my skills, experience, and education can be of service to you or loved one. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me at your earliest convenience. Best Regards, Shelley Sylvestre

Over the years I have supported my husband in his various church ministries. Supporting him and raising our 5 children did not allow me to have a paying job, but it has given me many opportunities to help people in all different situations. I have worked with many disabled and elderly folk. We cared for an elderly man in our home for a short time and I was with him at his death. I have helped in homes with cleaning, cooking, physical hygiene, shopping, laundry, and companionship as well as comforting the dying. I was involved with the care of my own father until his passing two years ago. My mother may soon need my care as well. Years ago, I was trained as a CNA; however, this was before the days of certification. I worked for a couple years in a nursing home and then later in a home for the developmentally disabled. It was very rewarding work, and I was able to use the experience over the years to help and encourage people in our own churches. My husband is currently unemployed, but I still have a desire to find work that would allow me to help people in personal ways. At present I am on a waiting list to take the training to become a certified nursing assistant. I am pleasant, patient, compassionate, empathetic, hard working and honest. I have great respect for the wisdom and experience of the elderly. I try to help them have as much independence and dignity as possible. I enjoy cooking, crafting, sewing and 14 grandchildren!

Hey! Ive been in the home health care business for some time now, its all I know. On top of going to clients homes ive also worked in the office as a supervisor for home health care. If you have any questions feel free to contact me!

My name is kristina and ive been a caregiver for just over 8 years. I have worked with a range of different people including children and adults. Ive did Alzheimer's and dementia and trachs and vents. Ive worked with feeding tubes and bearthing machines as well. I first became interested in caregiving when i was a kid. I watched my mom be a cna for 18years before becoming a nurse. I love helping others and making then feel special in their day to day life. I am a hard working single mother of 4 looking to make a big life change and come to Arizona from iowa so that the father of my children can help raise them. Im currently lookin for jobs so that i have something lined up before arriving. I am very flexible and wil consider offers for overnights and days but not 2-10 as i have children in school and i tried 2-10 but i never got to see my littles. I love being a cna and i cant wait to start nursing school!

My name is Charlotte Findley I'm 54 yrs old. I worked many years in health care. My aunt, who was Director of Nursing at a Care Center took me to work with her when I was 12 yrs old. I fell in love with the company of older people. The stories and wisdom I would crave from there on. I started volunteering at the center. My aunt said I added a little joy to their lives helping them but really it was my life that an abundance of joy did they add. Those are days I will always be greatful to have had. I found my calling , Caregiving!!! I had a small in home daycare in my early 20s. (back when i could keep up with several whipper snappers -those were the days lol) I have worked as a CNA in Care Centers. I also worked as a Home Health Aide (HHA) and as a Companion/Homemaker for folks in their homes. I worked as a Residential Assistance Tech (RAT) ingroup home settings, assisting those with intellectual different-abilities live as independently as possible. Though I didn't make a fortune money wise I certainly feel very rich with many wonderful memories and friendships Ive gained along the way. I haven't worked for quite sometime . I spent the years since being officially employeed helping care for my little sister who was born with special needs and was total care from the time she was born 1992 until her passing in 2014 . I cared for my dad through his experience with esophalgial cancer that later went to his brain. He had two surgeries, chemo and radiation . He peacefully transitioned, as he refered to it, at my home in Feb 2015. I then focused on caring for myself and home. I was given one of the most precious gifts of all in May of 2021 my grandson Oliver Thomas!! What a joy grandparenthood is!! I am ready to get back to working outside the home again and am looking forward to meeting new people, learning new things, hearing new stories /personal histories and helping folks stay safely in their homes and as independant as possible.