Skin Disorders Caregivers in Columbia - 5 caregivers found

I am a hardworking, caring 25 year old woman. I truly have a love for caring for elders. I started as a pca and worked my way up to med tech, and then supervisor in charge. I cant wait to meet my new love one!

Let me start by telling you how I got into health care. My mother Died in 2017 and it made me want to be a CNA so I could help take care of other peoples parents and grand parents being I'll never get the oppurtunity to take care of my mother in her elderly years. Im a mother to 4 wonderful children who i spend all my time with when im not working to improve our lives. I enjoy being around the elderly and taking care of them. I love listening to their stories of how they grew up and learning from their past experinces. I think the achievement im most proud of is pushing myself to go to school to be a CNA. I look forward to going back and getting my CNA 2 and medication certificate.

My name is kathern, i am a 27 year old skilled caregiver that has a passion to help others who can't fully help themselves. I have 5 years of caregiving experience and would love to be a part of caretaking for your family. I am skilled with patients that have dementia, patients who are immobile, wound and skin care, and so forth. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to be a bonus help to you and your family.

I have been a care giver for over 14 years. I enjoy working with the elderly and helping them with all their needs. I have worked with dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke, heart attack, and cancer clients. I do light house work, meal preparation, medication administration, doctor appointments, shopping/errands, bath assistance, laundry and help with range of motion exercises. I'm very reliable and dedicated to giving the best possible care to your loved one. Also I'm a very patient and caring person who has exceptional communication skills. I was with my last client for 7 years until she passed. She was such a sweet heart, I miss her dearly. I enjoyed getting up everyday to be with her, she became part of my family. I have great references.

I took care of my mother for five years before she passed away. As my personal experience it's not about just physically being there to assist in living care or attending appointments but to mentally be just as invested. My mother passed away almost two years ago. Prior to her passing she experienced a roller coaster of emotions including depression, anxiety, and even had a lot of self doubt. My biggest achievement was helping her cope and adapt to her new life style. Helping her stay positive even when she felt it was impossible. I worked in dermatology for 8 and half years prior and developed a professional relationship with my patients. It was never a second thought to provide my personal contact information anytime when they were in need. Any family or friend that was in need of home care or assistance I found joy in being the one to provide them with the upmost care and making them feel positive about their current environment and helping them cope with acceptance. From personal to professional experience I have a lot of compassion for what I do. I take pride in my ability to change a life. It's not just rewarding for the patient but for the patients family as well.