Skin Disorders Caregivers in Campus - 21 caregivers found

I will do my best as a care giver to provide to the clients.

I started working for a caregiver when I was 16 taking care of someone's grandmother. I am very passionate about taking care of people with disabilities or assisting the elderly in their daily living skills. One of my greatest achievements I'm proud of would be the years of service the things I've learned has definitely helped me in a loving fulfilling career.

Hello, I'm Kayla Something that attracted me to caregiving was taking care of my grandmother that has dementia. I figure If I can help her I can help other family's with theirs loved ones and I. can assure they're in good hands. One thing I enjoy about caregiving is learning from my clients . I believe the older you are the wiser and I have actually learned a lot of life lessons/Advice from my client.

Hello my name is Gwen and I have been a caregiver for 24 yrs. There is nothing greater in life than helping someone in their time of need I'm very loving and compassionate about what I do

I have been a caregiver for 32 years. I became a caregiver at the age of 18 and love helping people so much that I never left the field. The highest achievement as far as being a caregiver for me is to make someone smile. If I can make one persons day better than I have done my job.

As a Minister it is important to me to live by the Golden Rule, to treat others as you want to be treated. It is an honor & privilege for me to help those who cannot help themselves. Treating all people with kindness and respect is a lost quality in today's society, but it is literally my calling to be a true friend to all. I thought having a high paying career and managing a large firm was my dream until I realized that that was the worlds dream for me. I could not find peace in these types of careers because my calling is to serve others.

I truly love what I do! Caring for others is my passion. I never feel like I am working. I love being a caregiver and am very compassionate and understanding. I will treat you and your family like I would my own!

Hello there! My name is Michelle and I have been caring for someone since I was in the 10th grade. (Years ago) I moved in with my grandmother, she had been a widow for about 3 years. She was suffering from depression, breathing issues and I know many more health issues that later claimed her life. Her living conditions weren't the best and she totally refused to go to the doctor. I arranged for her to move into an apartment which she enjoyed for about 2 years. I never thought that I would be working in this field. I originally went to school for administration careers. But to see their faces light up when you please them is why I continue to work in this field. Plus I have the satisfaction of knowing that care was administered properly. I have worked with the elderly, as well as, individuals with special needs. Very willing and ready to meet your families needs.

I became a caregiver at 14 for my grandmother and grandfather, and I fell in love with the work I was doing. After that, I realized that what I wanted to do for the rest of my life was to take care of and help those in need. I am CPR certified by the American Heart Association in infant, child, and adult BLS. I also have experience in the following things: Home Health (5+yrs) All stages of AD (5yrs) Schizophrenia (2+yrs) Mental Disabilities, Behavioral Problems and the alike (5yrs) I believe I would be a great addition to the team.

When I was 19, my Mom was diagnosed with Cancer. Spending much of my time inside hospitals, skilled nursing homes, and at home with Mom, I had an opportunity to see first hand the difference between a truly good Caregiver/CNA and the ones who...weren't so good. I decided that I would get my Certificate so that I could be one of those good ones who truly touched people's lives. I fell in love with the profession, and have been doing this work for almost twenty years since. I truly love having the opportunity to provide the best Care Giving experience possible to all those I care for. One personal achieve I'm most proud of is the time I cleared the airway using the Heimlich Maneuver on a choking patient at a hospital I was working at. Although this particular patient was not assigned to me that day, the CNA caring for her was fresh out of school and panicked when the patient began choking on her breakfast. I was passing the room when I heard the CNA call for help. I recognized immediately that the patient was choking, pulled her into position and did the Heimlich until the food was dislodged. By the time the nurses responded, I had her airway clear and received a round of applause!