Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Franklin - 23 caregivers found

I became a caregiver because my grandmother had cancer and I wanted to learn how to take care of her, she was a survivor for 40 year, I admired how the nurses and the patient care techs took care of her. So I wanted to give back. The best thing I love about this job is seeing the transformation of ones being. It brings joy to my heart to see someone smile and laugh. I have a private duty case now and the daughter said her mother is so happy now and enjoy when I come a take care of her that is a personal achievement especially when you are taking care of someones mother. My name is Lisa Council I am 49 years old but I look every bit of 29, I am outgoing and love to have fun with my residents, they are such a joy. I have no children, but I am married. I am also a licensed cosmetologist and medical assistance, so I do spoil my residents. I pamper them male and female.I have been to college haven't received my degree yet but I am working on it. I presently work at Piedmont Newnan Hospital on the Orthopedic floor.I reside in Palmetto Ga. I am looking for that one on one care instead of 18 patients as a load, It pays well but I am not getting the satisfaction of what my purpose is for doing direct patient care. That is why I choose to do Private Duty.

1. I became a caregiver because it is my passion and pleasure to help others who need assistance that is where my joy comes from. 2. I love being able to help others who need assistance especially if they have no family they become part of my family. 3. A personal achievement of mine is being able to make my clients comfortable in their time of need and allowing their family members to be rest assured that their loved one is in good hands. 4. I am a GA registered CNA/ MA and currently in school for my BSN/RN

I'm a 42 yo female new to the Georgia area. I've been in healthcare for 20 years. Ranging from nursing facility skilled intermediate, and memory care to home health. Offering a wide range of diagnosis I've worked with. I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others and the rewards in being able to make a difference in someone's day.

I am a great caregiver because I love helping people that can't help themselves. It warms my heart to feel needed. 2. Not enough people in the field that really cares they only want a paycheck, but me I care about a person wellbeing and I go the extra mile for them. 3. All goals that I set out to do I accomplish cause I have a passion for everything that I do and care giving for 20 years is my major accomplishment.

I am a caring and compassionate nurse aide, very friendly and out going . I am cpr certified and have had a my tb shot. I've worked in several nursing homes, memory care units to total dependent patients. Alongside of being a Home Heath cna. I'm a certified nursing Assistant and have been for 3 years now I comepleted a 6 month course. I'm a quick learner and very easy to adapt to new changes. I'm very understanding and patient. In my 3 years of being a cna I have gained a lot of experience.

I became a caregiver simply because it is my heart. Helping the ones that needs just a little bit of help to make their lives a little easier. Joys of seeing the appreciation even when it's not said. Being able to have someone's trust to care for them properly no matter what they're dealing with. My personal achievement would be my son. Raising, learning and grooming him into the man he is today. Which allowed me to have faith and follow this path of caring for others

I am a 29-year-old, compassionate, caregiver with over 10 years of experience. My experience started when I was 16 working as a dietary aide in a nursing home. After a year, I went through training and was certified as a CNA. I continued to work in the nursing home as a CNA for an additional three years. During this period, I grew very attached to so many great individuals who wanted to see nothing else than a pretty smile. After four years in the nursing field, I was given the opportunity to take care of an elderly woman who had became wheelchair bound. She and her husband lived by themselves on a farm in Bremen and needed someone to cook, clean, bathe them, run errands, etc. After 9 months, she passed away due to illness, but I continued to care for her husband for the next 7 years, in which time, he too passed away at 93. During these 8 years, the position grew into 24/7 care. I was entrusted to manage the whole operation and, in the end, had 5 ladies who I supervised and scheduled. My duties as the supervisor included paying bills, paying the caregivers, hiring (as the operation grew), firing, taking him to doctor's visits, suggesting medical attention, tracking medical history, and keeping a close relationship with the doctors and family. Among these duties, I also cooked, cleaned, bathed him, dressed him, mowed his lawn, cut his hair, gave him routine medicines, and various other duties.

I took care of both of my grandparents while they were sick. I have also worked in a nursing home setting for over 5 years so I have excellent experience. I am very trustworthy and dependable. I have my can license and have my for certification.

Im a natural caregiver with the ability to work well with individuals to determine their needs. I get along well with clients, am a homemaker, and deep rooted within my family. I have a natural insight to people with a natural ability to be a team player. I have appoximately a decade of experience within the healthcare field with a broad range of skills to accomplish any task.

I became a caregiver when my grandmother got sick with lung and brain cancer. I moved in with her to take care of her. I love being a caregiver because I've always loved helping people. I've been that way since I was very small. I like knowing that I helped someone feel a little more comfortable with growing older or losing their independence. I know it's hard to face for most of us. I just want to make a difference in their lives by helping. I love being a companion and spending time with people.