Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Lilly - 16 caregivers found

I became a caregiver because it is always something i wanted to do. i have the passion and attitude for this field. i like being a CNA because i know i can make a difference. i get a thrill out of making sure people are cared for the right way. i go the extra mile. i clock out and stay a few minutes. i like to get to know my clients and how they feel about things. i like to listen to the stories some have. I am proud of making a difference, seeing them happy, smiling, and i have learned a various of things even down to the shots. i wouldn't have a problem with being a RN at all. I like to learn various things to help my experience. i tend to have a passionate heart. I pray and talk to those who are christians. I like reading, computers, experimenting and staying busy. I have always wanted to be a nurse and work in the health care fields.

Hello Everyone!! I am Arquavious Davis and I am a PCA/CNA. I have been certified for nine years now. I have been in this field for quite a while. I am a expert when it comes to seeing about my patients. I take care of them as if I were taking care of one my kids or family members. I believe that all should get treated equally despite the situation they are in. I first started off doing youth apprenticeship work out of crisp county high school which showed us in so many ways how things would be going in and out of a medical facility. I then obtained my CPR license the year of me graduating from high school and obtain a certificate for health care. So then on I took on the responsibility of becoming a patient care assistant then becoming a certified nurses assistant. I have been working in and out of homes from facility to facility. I enjoy what I do as an assistant meaning I love giving the intellectual, physical, and emotional help that they need. I have many achievements but one that I have received and will always remember is one of my bosses giving me the most outstanding recommendations to other facilities.

Hi how are you? My name is Tyeshia and I am a current healthcare worker with a PCA certification. I am doing hands on CNA classes and I am in school to get my associate's degree in nursing. I'm dedicated and hardworking and I look forward to furthering my education in healthcare with you.

I am a Simple girl who loves to care for people. I took care of my mother the last 6 years of her life til her time came to and end. I'm very hard working and love to care for people. I'm very outgoing and very reliable.

I'm a hard working, determined, reliable caregiver. I love being a caregiver because I love helping my elders and helping the community to the ones that can't help themselves.

I'm very friendly and kind I love helping others.. I love being a help to other ppl it makes me feel good knowing they trust me to take care of them... I love most that I get to meet and love new people no matter the age or conditions... Being a Mother I love it..

I love to care for people, it's not just a check for me. I take care of people how I want my loved ones to be cared for.

I have been in this business since 1986 I have worked with a lot of interesting people .that I grew to love like my own I lost my cna certificate due to illness but now that I am better I am ready to get back to work and do what I love .my last case I was with for 11 years and went to work at a nursing facility until illness .but I am well now

I became a caregiver over 15 years ago. It has always been my passion in life to help others in any way I can. I would say I am definitely a people person. Very motivated, determined and confident. Treat others the way I want to be treated. I enjoy seeing others smile, which in return makes me happy. I have experience with the elderly, disabled. memory care, and behavioral health. One of my personal achievements is being able to continue my education. I received an Associate of Science in medical Billing and Coding Specialist.

"I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. Round that off with attentiveness and trustworthiness, and you've got a caregiver you can really depend on."