Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Scottsville - 13 caregivers found

I retired in 2014. I loved my job and my patients, but the drive to and from Nashville became so time consuming on top of a 10 hour day. I volunteer at the hospital because I really enjoy helping patients and missed being in the medical field. I received an award at my job for being an outstanding caregiver. I really love caring for people.

I love taking care of the elderly, and treat them like family. I try to live my Bible everyday and helping people is the best way to do this, I like to makes my clients life better with the relationship that I form with them.

I'm dedicated to helping people have the best outcome to any life situation they may be going through. Whether it be the early stages of Dementia (Alzhiemers Disease) or the last stages of life, administering comfort measures (under a liscensed physician) I provide care and understanding as if you were my own family. I'm dependable , honest, easy going, neat, and hard working with 15 yrs. Of hands on experience in numerous medical diagnosis and situations.

I love to help people in general, especially the elderly and disabled. I enjoy gearing there amazing stories of there past when they was younger. My best achievement so far would have to be sticking with the same job for so long. Most CNA's get tired of it after a few years, but not me!

I am compassionate and reliable. I have 15 years of experience as a caregiver. I have been certified ad a nurse assistant since 2003.

Hello, y'all! Will start by briefly explaining my experience as a caregiver- I was a live-in caregiver to a very sweet 91-year-old lady for almost a year. I have also worked in an assisted living home, working with memory care patients. Lastly, I have worked as a caregiver with young people with disabilities and people that flat out need some help and companion care. I love this type of work and being a light in your loved ones day. I have been doing this for almost 7 years and have worked just about every end of the spectrum. I have my home care aid certification. I have lived in Seattle for the past 6 years but am headed back home to Kentucky :)

Have been in the medical field for over 10 years. Just recently graduated and received my doctorate in physical therapy. Looking to help around the community as much as I can during these difficult times. Have had a passion with working with a range of ages to just understand their story. Nothing like gaining valuable information about life while having a good time. Everyone deserves to be listened to!! My most promising achievement is the day I was able to quit drinking 2 years ago. Thought it was for my best interest moving forward to continue to grow as a person. Boy that was the best decision I could have ever done as life has changed in all aspects of my life family, education, and getting married in September!!

My mom was a cna when I was growing up, and she would take me and my sisters to her residents' houses with her. We loved to go and make them smile. I am a conversation starter and a great listener. I treat everyone differently for their own personalized care.

I Became a caregiver because I love to care for and take care of people. Also It feels good knowing that they really appreciate what you do for them. Also the sole reason I became caregiver is because I grew up around my aunt who had c/p and could never walk. I always admired her caregivers and after she passed it really gave me the motivation to help others as my aunt was. also my proudest achievement so far is coming from a rough situation and working to pay for my CNA certification and now also getting ready to enroll In nursing school!! I am a very caring loving person. I love nature and love being around people and learning new things. Also I have a 2 year old daughter to care for other then work or school she is who I spend most time with. I love the emotional connection you make with your patients. the way I see it is it is not about the money it is about the experience and making a connection with someone. I love my career choice in every way shape and form I look forward to going to work!

I am a nurturer by nature with lots of compassion to offer. It is only fitting that I have chosen to become a nursing assistance with 12 years experience. I have completed over 100 hours of college credit towards a bachelors degree while being a single mom to 3 children, now grown.