Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Evensville - 19 caregivers found

I have known since I was a child that becoming a caregiver was important to me, as I got older I knew it was a part of me! To be able to help just one person maintain quality of living or exceed they're expectations of they're quality of life is both what Ive strived for and put my heart into from the beginning of my career . My mother and father both were CNA's and worked in nursing facilities until they retired, 3 of my aunts and 2 of my uncles also were caregivers, Caregiving has always been my passion. I have been in the healthcare system for 20+ years working as a CNA & Personal home health Aid. I started as a CNA working in nursing/facility)when I was 16 years old. Then I started working in their homes one on one, I'm very passionate about being a caregiver it is an important part of who I am as an individual! I feel every person has their own individual needs, I have enjoyed working with each and in their own homes to meet their own personal needs. I've enjoyed this so well that I've not went back to working in a facility based environment since, being a caregiver is a part of me and who I am.

I'm Summer ONeal, I have 10 years experience as a caregiver (mainly memory care). My very first job was in an assisted living facility. I have done CNA training and Medical Assistant training.

I am 20 years old attending college to become a nurse, I enjoy talking and doing activities with my patient , my biggest achievement was be able to take care of 6/7 people in one day even though it was not easy.

Hello, my name is Toni Senecal. I am a mother of 5, 2 boys and 3 girls. I am from Cincinnati Ohio currently living in Dunlap Tennessee. I graduated from Oak Hills high school in 2013. I studied at the Academy Of Allied Health for the medical assistant program in 2022 I am married to the love of my life this year makes 10 years My hobbies are going to the beach, getting out on the boat, playing football and softball with my babies and husband. We spend most of our nights under the football lights or softball lights. I love working with elderly people I've always had a passion Healthcare field, my plans, are when my youngest turns 10 to go back into nursing school.

My name is Brooklyn I'm 20 years old. I enjoy working in a caregiver setting.

Hi! I'm Christy and I have been a caregiver for a little over 8 years and before that I was a Certified Nursing Assistant for around 4-4 1/2 years. I absolutely love working with the elderly and promise to provide the upmost support and care for your loved ones. Isaiah 41:10

I am caring, sweet, but quiet. I became a cna because I love to take care of people. I love to help. I enjoy companionship and care for someone in need. I love people.

I have been a C.N.A. since 1981 when I was 19 years old. I have always had a "soft spot" for the elderly/sick. I have worked in all areas of healthcare over the years, hospitals, home health, nursing facilities, geri/psych unit, hospice, private duty. I now own my own business, Quality Home Care, a non-medical home care. This is my calling and I am honored to help others in need.

I originally had set out to have a career in business and went to college for business ...I started to notice I was happy taking care of others making sure they are ok and have everything they need seeing a smile from someone makes it worth it at the end of the day. My mother had MS and I took on the role as a caregiver for her and am good at it. I love this occupation and hope to further my skills in the future

I'm a caring and very respectful person. I love to help people maintain themselves in a manner that is dignified and keeps the happy and healthy. Making someone smile helps the time pass and comfort level helpful for them. I wanted to be a caregiver to give back and help people. What I get most out of caregiving is the way I make people feel and helping them be at their best and get the best care I can give some, it makes my heart happy. People are important and need help sometimes it's the best when someone can care for them and help them with even the most minute aspect of living, just to see them smile. The most important thing that I've learned and was completely honored was when a young man I was helping learned how to fold his own laundry and it was just that smile that touched my heart