Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Leavittsburg - 109 caregivers found

Greetings. I am a Caregiver and also a Direct Support Professional. I've been in the field for 18 years. I am able to adjust to all people. Being that everyone has different medical conditions. I love this field of work because I have the opportunity to someone life better and help them feel secure about their situation. Rather if it's just companionship or cooking the a good meal. I am proud to be in this field because it motivated me to be greater and move further up in the business. It most definitely helped me accomplish goals that I have set in place.

My personal trails are very outgoing and caring to others I'm also very easy going ,easy to get along with as well as being very negotiable

I love helping the elderly I've been doing it since I was 16. That is my passion to help someone. I can say that every client or patient loved and liked me a lot. I do a good job go above and beyond. I treat the elderly like that was one of my grandparents.

Hi My name is Jada L Bonner- Johnson I've been a HHA/ Caregiver since 2005. I Love what Do I Love the Clients that I taken care of I Really learned A lot they Share a lot of Stories with You and you will learn More about them. I Think I've Learned from the BEST My Mother from being The First Black Nurse to Working in Neonatal (Baby Dept) Osteopathic Hospital in Youngstown, Ohio. And Secondly A Calling from God I learned to be a Role Model, Being Trust Worthy, Honest, Caring, And Compansionate towards Others. Its Like taking Care of your Loved One And taking Care of Your Mother.

I am loving person love working with seniors love making them feel comfortable love making them happy love making sure they know they safe love to chat took care of my dad till he pass away not vaccinated yet

I have 8 years of experience working with individuals with special needs and various levels of needs. I enjoy helping people and giving them a sense of accomplishment. I am proud that I was able to raise my special needs daughter alone and she is successful and holds a job in the community while living in a group home.

I am 39 years old Have two adult children's and a grandbaby I have been a direct care staff working with mentally challenged adults for over 19 years . I also work as a home health aide for 10 years . I love what I do and passionate about helping others .

What makes me a good caregiver I care for EVERYONE like family. I love seeing my clients smile & making sure that they are satisfied & happy. What makes me love my job is that I can be helpful & help the senior citizens walk, get groceries etc. Also I'm a big hugger so seeing my clients happy & they give me hugs pushes me & motivate me to come to work!

I'm 23 years old, I have 2 beautiful children. I have a passion for being a caregiver. I have been in this field for about 6 years now. I'm caring, loving and I enjoy making clients happy, helping them and getting to know them. What attracted me to be a caregiver was my mom and my grandmother. I watched my mom be a caregiver and I helped my grandmother a lot up until she passed away. I'm proud of going through college while I was pregnant with my son and getting my degree all while working 2 jobs.

I am a very patient, loving, dependable person. I am compassionate and understand another person's struggles. I am a mother of eight and have many years of experience with caring for others. As a young child I had a heart for babies and the elderly. At five years old I was so proud to walk my 80 year old grandfather around our neighborhood. Some people are takers and some are givers. I've always been a giver. If I see someone in need, I just naturally jump in with help. Helping others gives me a sense of peace. We all know life can be hard, so I like to make it easier for others any time I'm able to . We all have different qualities, and I believe caregiving is a gift. I'm so thankful for the opportunity of caring for my mother after she was diagnosed with lung cancer. I moved into her home, with my then 3 month old baby, to make sure my mom felt loved and cared for. I felt it was my way of honoring my mother and showing respect for all the years she cared for her children. Most people do not get to experience being with a parent when their life is over and I will always consider it an honor.