Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Surgoinsville - 25 caregivers found

I enjoy my job, reading, running, and spending time with my family. I have a son Jacob and my daughter Katie. I have been married for 23 years to my husband Andy. I enjoy taking care of my family and others.

Hi I'm 24 years old I got a 6 year old daughter I am very independent and I have a heart of gold I help anyone I can In need I love older people and anyone I can help and be there for

I have outstanding bedside manner I try to provide the client with the most respect dignity compassion and empathy. I enjoy being able to help someone else i'm new at a young age that this is what I wanted to do I love it

I do enjoy to take care of elderly people. I have been a sitter for ten years I am able to take care of elderly people because I have been blessed with good health and as long as I have good health I want to continue to be a caregiver

I have been a CNA for 5 years. Ive worked with all sorts of level of care. Rehab Long term Short term Dementia/alhezmiers Also have worked with different disabilities Multiple scorsis Spinal bifida Schizophrenia Bipolar Anxiety Depression Ect Also have my CPR & FIRST AID certificate

I pride myself on providing warm, understanding and patient care for our seniors. My passion stems from volunteering at a nursing home and seeing first hand the lack of empathy for our elders. I believe in respect and lending a helping hand so our seniors can hang onto to their independence and dignity.

My first love is people, My passion to make this world a better place for someone that must have a caregiver, but allow them the quality of life that is deserved I can not stress the rewarding and satisfaction you receive every day Yes it can be a challenge, but so can we!!! You will need to read my resume for my reason

I am compassionate, caring, and understanding. I am very outgoing and can hold a conversation, but I also know when to just sit and be a companion. I enjoy providing care for those who cannot care for themselves and I take pride in the fact that I have the ability to do so. I care for others as I would want others to care for a member of my family. What attracted me to being a caregiver was when my mother wasn't able to care for herself, (which ironically gives me most of the expertise I have in caregiving). My mother had a motorcycle accident in 2012 which inabled her from most daily activity. On top of that she developed many medical ailments (cataracts, diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, incontinence, etc.). I cared for her until her passing in February of 2020. I enjoy the personal familiarity of caring for someone in their home environment. Being able to get to know them and their family on a personal level. Although it can be heartbreaking at times, it also brings a warmth and special bond and I believe that ecah bond is a personal achievement and those are all things that I am proud of.

Caregiving is a gift. I love serving and be able to help anyone that needs assistance mentally,physically, emotionally and spiritually.

I started providing care for individuals when I was a mere sixteen years old. My first experience was taking care of an Alzheimer's patient, and this forever left a lasting mark on me. I found a passion in enriching the quality of life for those who want to continue to stay in their own home, and have always striven to provide the best care for individuals and couples. I have a wide range of experience, from dementia and cancer and hospice, to mobility assistance and stand-by safety care. I have a long track record of going the extra mile and having a great attitude, because caring for people is not just a paycheck, it is a fulfilling choice that I choose to make!