Skin Disorders Caregivers in Atmore - 5 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is that I love all the elderly like my own. I like taking care of my grandparents and I love hearing all there stories from the past and I love spending time with the elderly. An achievement I'm proud of is when I caught one my patients before they fell and got hurt really back

I am a sublime Care-Giver because I'm trust-worthy, friendly, and out-going. I am a born-again Christian, so I believe in Christian values, such as: honesty, integrity, and a strong work ethic. I became a Care-Giver because my parents raised me to always respect my elders, and I know that they have amazing stories and plenty of wisdom to share. My job as a Care-Giver is truly the most rewarding job I've ever had, so I would like to continue working in this field as a career!

My greatest skills in health care are making the resident/ patient feel comfortable caring for them. Trust, and caring, and sometimes you have to take period listen to each individual. What attracted me to becoming a caregiver was my grandmother. My family is very close and when my grandmother the glue to our family were Diagnosed with ALZHEIMER'S we all worked together. It when from one thing to another. After her transition I decided to work in health care. I enjoy caring for people. Whatever I can find my hands to do, I do it. With dignity love and respect. While working with ARc of Baldwin County, the Viola House was about to be close down by state because of poor keeping. With the help of good teamwork / people that needed to work and much pray the house became a home to eight mental challenge people within three months. I love what I do.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I have 21 years of experience. I love working with elderly clients I enjoy their company as well as helping them..

It's my passion to assist individuals who need help with daily activities. I have been helping family members and close family friends for a long time. Helping others became important to me early on in life. Helping individuals reach and surpass goals is truly meaningful to me. One personal achievement that I'm most proud of is, recognizing the signs and symptoms of a stroke in a person. By the time we got to the emergency room, she seemed ok. They were considering sending her home, but I knew something wasn't right. I advocated for her, and they kept her. We received a phone call one hour later saying that she was being life flighted. She was in grave condition, and they didn't expect her to make it. The doctor said that had she went home and went to sleep, he was sure she would have passed. I cherished the training, and the knowledge to calmly, yet efficiently do my job, it saved her life.