Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Yanceyville - 42 caregivers found

I am very compassionate, Patient and Caring I became interested in becoming a caregiver at the age of 18. I knew this was truly my calling because of the joy it gave me. Taking care of my mom as she struggled with dementia gave me a greater compassion to help elderly .My personal achievement is knowing that I am helping someone have the quality-of-life In whatever life challenges they are faced with.

I truely find helping others rewarding. My younger disabled brother was the first to gain my attention to the healthcare world. I enjoy being a caregiver because I know it gives help to that individual in their day to day living. My most personal achievements would be all of my healthcare professional certifications and 23 years of healthcare experience.

I'm a loving and caring person. I enjoy helping and caring for loves one and others. I come from a family that's in health care. Watching my grandmother and aunts made me want to get involved. I enjoy meeting new families and helping them out with whatever they need. I'm proud of myself I got my certification for home health care Oct. 2020. I'm willing to help all love ones , families and friends.

I feel my personality is very personable, hard working, and willing to go above and beyond. I love being able to help any way that I can, I have always been attracted to helping anyone. I love being able to put a smile on someone's face, if I can make someone smile, I know my job is done. My proudest personal achievement is getting my current job, SPED PCA.

My name is Kaitlyn, I'm 25 and really enjoy helping people and doing all I can to make peoples lives easier. My favorite part about being a care giver is forming bonds and talking to people, getting to know about everything they love and putting a smile on their face! What attracted me to being a caregiver is taking care of my late grandmother and making sure she got the right care she needed. A personal achievement I'm proud of would of course be becoming a mother!

Hello! After a career in many different roles, I am now a nursing student! I have loved being a care giver for others, helping them while learning how to become a nurse.

I am 19 years old with 3 year experienced Personal Care Assistant. I started Personal Care at a young age helping and taking care of my Grandparents. I enjoy caregiving because I like to help other people with any type of disability's. I enjoy being able to make my clients feel safe and happy. A personal achievement I am proud of is working with all types of disabilities and sickness with a positive attitude this makes me more experienced with my nursing experience.

I have been working in healthcare since I was 19 years old. I worked at my local hospital for about 12 years and in that time, I learned how to do many different jobs and was always open to learning more. I quickly found that this was what I was meant to do and I was naturally good at it, and it made me feel good to know that I was doing what I was meant to do. I treat people as if they were my own family and try to remember what it would be like to be in their situation. I always listen to what family and loved ones tell me because they know better than me and working together provides the best outcome.

Im very passionate about the work I do, I treat each patient like they are my own family. I love the relationship you build with the patient. I love helping others and making sure they get the best quality out of life and what life has to offer. I have done private care in the Asheboro and Greensboro area for about 12 years.

While working on my Bachelor's Degree in Biology and Secondary Education at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ, my paternal grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. Having been a certified home health aide (while my children were young), I was the natural choice to care for my grandmother. While caring for her, I studied everything I could find on dementia and attended care conferences and symposiums in the tri-state area to learn as much as I could about the disease process and adaptations for care. When she passed away in 2005, I began looking for career options working with this very special population. I have been an Assisted Living dementia programmer/trainer/support group facilitator ever since. I have also had extensive experience with hospice, MS, dementia, and paraplegic care through Bayada Nurses, Inc. in Toms River, NJ. I have been a resident of Danville, VA for 4 years now; transferring to a sister building of the same assisted living facility that I worked for in NJ. In October 2014 I completed my Bachelors Degree in Human Services and Gerontology, summa cum laude, from Kaplan University. My goal is to become a fulltime dementia programming teacher; training healthcare providers, community service workers, lawyers, doctors, and emergency care providers.