Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Rice County - 7 caregivers found

I have always had a passion for Caregiving. I enjoy helping others and find a sense of rewardment and pride in what I do. My biggest personal achivement has been my Registered Nursing degree. I am just taking time to study for my boards. I grew up taking care of my elderly family memebers and knew from a young age I always wanted to be in heath care.

I been c.n.a for 17yr and I love doing this kind of work. One thing I can say is dis is my career of choice. I love take care of ealdy people.the most thing I like about my job is the smile I put on my residents face. I'm proud of when I come into work and my residents are so excited to see me. I been c.n.a for 17yr and out them 17yr have not working with ealdy people. I also have my t.m.a license.

We allow each patient to customize the care they are needing. We wearing many hats and are happy to assist with grocery shopping and errands in addition to health care and concerns. We give our best foot forward to match you with one of our team members who is like minded so your daily life can be of ease. I look forward to answering any questions you may have.

I became a caregiver in the beginning because I needed a job but quickly found that's really where my heart is. I wouldn't work in any other profession. Thru the years I have had the pleasure of getting to know and care for some pretty interesting people who have taught me so much! I treasure the time spent with each of my patients.

Obtain a position at a progressive Company where I can use my organizational skills, proved exceptional service and mostly build and maintain enduring business relationship. A dynamic, organized, detail oriented and result driven professional with ability to improve productivity.

1. I like helping people stay as independent as possible 2. Getting to know many people and about their lives. 3. I just completed and passed all my tests for CNA certification 4. I am a caring person and love to help others

since a young girl, it was my passion to care for people, whether that be adults, children, pets, ect. I started a PCA job after High School for mentally and physically handicapped adults. It was the only job I truly had passion for, and at the end of the day I believe I got more from them then they ever did me. The most enjoyable part is being surrounded by individuals who just shine with warmth, empathy, compassion, understanding, ect. My proudest personal acheivment was YEARS after I had moved onto another job, I was out with my co workers explaining how I never have loved a job as much as I had that one. I very vaguly described a special bond a client and I had and all the fun things we would do. All off a sudden, a supervisor from another department who had been sitting some feet away from us...stood up and asked if i was talking about "Said Name" , I was taken back but told her yes. After she told me he had passed away, she came up to me with eyes overflowing with tears about how touched she felt by hearing me speak of her uncle with such love and serenity. Two days later she brought me something from her car, a big, white, shadow box of all his favorite posessions (his beloved rosary, favorite teddy bear, empty bottle of Mt Dew (his fav soda) some things he colored, and a few photographers of him) I immidiatly recognized everything in that box, and at that point we both burst into tears and hugged. She told me.... "It's people like you who ,we are truly grateful for, that get to care for our most loved ones. She could tell the people who were just there for a job, and people like me that treated each and every individual as if they were my own brother, son, parent, or grandparent. To this day this story still holds my heart, and it still makes me cry. Sometimes when I didn't think I was good enough for the job, I remind myself what these beautiful souls bring to me. No doubt about it, it is God's work.....