Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Greensboro - 48 caregivers found

Hi, I'm Ronald Porter, I'm 26 yrs old, I've worked as a direct care staff/caregiver for about 4/5 years, I'm also CPR/AED Certified. I love being a caregiver, I love getting to know and hearing the stories of everyone that I take care of. I also enjoy making their day, I really believe that this is my calling. A little more about me is that I'm trustworthy, dependable, and reliable, with the experience I have, you will have no worries.

Hello, my name is Asa. I am 21 years old . I have 2 1/2 years of caregiver experience. I love caring and assisting other when it is most needed. As a young girl growing up seeing my mom and grandmother work as caregivers only made me love it and that is why I am here today loving and enjoying what I do best. I am open to learning more and being a help to both you and your family.

I am enthusiastic and enjoy working with the elderly. I am a loyal and faithful companion. I was first attracted to caring for the elderly through my grandmother who simply needed someone to understand. I have taken care of my grandmother my mother and many elderly since then. What I enjoy most about caring for the elderly his to give them a reason to smile, laugh and be happy in their own environment and being their own selves. Some of my personal achievements that I am extremely proud of was a dementia patient who no longer enjoyed painting and with my enthusiastic caring she started painting again. Another elderly lady with Alzheimer's who had forgotten that she loved the outdoors and to walk for exercise. We started sitting on her front porch enjoying the birds and butterfly's and walking down the road for exercise. She even challenged me to a race, LOL. Then another was afraid to take the escalator, she was afraid she would fall. With no other way out, I helped her walk right onto it with no trouble. There was a gentleman that had not fed himself in many years, with my encouragement he was eating by himself again with no assistance. These are just a few of the accomplishments with the elderly that I am thankful that I was able to Help with and Witness.

Greetings everyone!!!! My name is Katrina and I am from Bainbridge, Ga. My personality traits to make me a great caregiver is that I love to help people. I am very hardworking and dependable and love to develop a loving and caring relationship with my clients. What attracted me to become a caregiver is because there are some people that do not have family and they often become sad and give up on life. I want everyone that I care for to know that I am not only a caregiver, but I am someone that you can call on at anytime. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is to know that my clients love me and that I make a difference in their lives.

I started my nursing career at 22 years old. I was a kid when I started, but I was a kid with a different type of soul and I knew it. It was almost scary being that age and full of love and knowledge. Let's be honest, most kids at that age are having the time of their life. I had fun too, but it was reading and educating myself. That was my fun. I think having a sick sibling at a young age is what drew me into nursing. I was about 13 when my sister was diagnosed with Cardiomyopathy. Interesting enough, I would read and learn more about her disease than she did. I stuck with me. I have been a nurse a total of 22 years.

I have been in the healthcare field for over 4 years . I've always had a giving personality. I love caring for individuals. I mostly enjoy jobs where I could have 1 on 1 interactions with others. Having patience and being compassionate are my two top skills. This is a setting that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations. My communications skills are awesome. Having a positive attitude goes a long way. I am available to work the full hours as needed also cover additional shifts when needed. I look foward to caring for individuals to my best ability.

I'm a compassionate, patient, honest, and energetic caregiver. I became a caregiver in middle school when my father had a massive stroke, which paralyzed his right half of his body. I had to learn proper body mechanics, grooming, learning and sorting medications and assisting with daily living. As I got older I started working with The State of Florida. I really enjoy helping people because one day I'll be in the same situation and would want a compassionate caregiver to take care of me. I also really enjoy making people smile everyday it makes me happy knowing that I make people feel positive when I am around them. I can say the personal achievements that I'm proud of is knowing I was a part of people lives I'm proud that I played a role in someone improvement. There has been times where people that I've assisted have verbalized their appreciation and it made me beam inside because I feel as though we as a human race are supposed to help and encourage one another in our time of need.

Hi. My name is Teresa D. Johnson. I am an EHS, which is an Early HeadStart Teacher. I have worked at a Private Daycare for the last past years teaching students. Although, now this is my second year teaching students at HeadStart School and yes I love it. However , my most loveable experiences skills are working as a Caregiver, Sitter, Private Sitter, Private Duty, and CNA. I have worked over 30 years in Caregiver field. Some have been through Agencies, Homes, in Hospitals as Private Sitters, Sitters, and etc. My mother at the time was my very first patient. I loved it and desired my heart to continue to for-fill my passionate towards others and that's what attracted me to becoming a Caregiver. It blessed me knowing that I could provide the needs to others as I did for my mother ; after her deceased. My heart desires were to treat others in the field of caregivering like my mother's love, which was a personal achievements for me. Finally, I loved most about being a Caregiver is this, if you don't love what you are call to do in this lifetime and you can't show love as the word of God says to do. Truly, that field of work is definitely not for you. As for my personality traits there is a list : you must have compassion and be compassionate , Caring, Loving, Honesty ,Presistence, Commitment, Faithful, and mostly have a Caregiver Heart. Thanks, Ms. Teresa Johnson

Hello I'm Pamela, mother of 3 and grandmother of 2. What I love about caregiving is the company and conversation. During the years of my work in this profession I have enjoyed my residents. They sometimes just want someone to talk to and give them a little time. That's what has always attracted me to this work. My greatest achievement is knowing and feeling that I make a difference in any and everything I do whether it was just a little bit.