Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Adams - 14 caregivers found

A passionate caregiver is positive, enthusiastic, and happy and lets this shine through when working with the people in their care. Passionate caregivers always look for ways to improve the lives of those they work with. Compassion or empathy is the ability to put yourself in the shoes of someone else and that's just why I do. I try to focus on the positive in every situation life throws at me. Having an Associates degree in Substance abuse counseling, allows me to help others because I believe that is my purpose here on earth. God has truly blessed me to be allow you grasps the knowledge and skill set throughout this thing we call life. I have over fifteen years of experience in caregiver but to be honest I have been a caregiver since I was eight years. My mother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when I was just a child. I willingly gave up my childhood to ensure my mother was cared for to the best of my ability. Being her companion as a daughter and a caregiver really gave me joy and allowed me to recognize my purpose at a young age. I love what I do and I take proud in helping those in need. I guess the main question would be why should I be a good candidate for the position offered. Well I believe I am one of the best caregivers only because I have dedicated my entire life to improving and enjoying caring for others. This has allowed me to be the woman I am today. So if asked should you hire me, my answer would be yes, just a simple yes

I love taken care of people and helping others. Caregiving is a passion that I've always had. I've always felt the need to help other. I'm very proud of the work I've put into taken care of others.

My name is Jeanna Smith. I am from Paintsville, KY. I love working with people and I think I am very dependable. I love getting to know new people. I am a graduate of Morehead State University with a Bachelor's degree. I worked with children in an elementary school setting. Some in an MSD classroom.

I have 10+ years experience in the caregiving field. I have always loved being able to help others. I strive to be a nurse one day and all of my caregiving experience will help me be my very best self as an RN.

I became a care giver years ago and I love my job. I have respect and compassion for elderly people and I like to make there days or nights better by talking to them and encouraging them, and helping them all I can. I am very much dedicated to my work. I have taken care of many clients male and female with all different situations. I have met some very wonderful people doing this job and it's an honor for me to help others.

Make my heart warm when i walk in to meet someone new it just make me feel good knowing i have make someone happy. Taking care of my late husband who had small cell lung cancer. I enjoy listen to the story they have to tell. Getting up ever morning getting ready for job I really enjoy.

I'm a selfless people person, who's calling is to care for others. I truly believe in taking care of children and elderly. I love to see a happy soul, smiling faces and a happy heart.

I love taking care of people! I have been a caregiver and have worked in hospitals locally for 15+ years. I go above and beyond and will treat yo you and if it's a family member...:LIKE MY FAMILY! I take pride in what I do and would love the opportunity to assist you in your needs.

I have 17 years nursing experience and it is a part of who I am but have made the decision to leave corporate healthcare and pursue other career options. I believe all patients should be treated as I would my own loved ones and find it rewarding to provide for others the services we most take for granted.

I became a caregiver because I wanted to help people and give back to the community. Something about taking care of people so they can stay in their homes rather than a facility makes me happy it warms my heart. I believe all individuals that require a caregiver deserve support, understanding, respect,kindness and dignity. Finding care for yourself or a loved one should be a blessing and not a financial burden.