Skin Disorders Caregivers in Taylor County - 19 caregivers found

I have 25 years of experience of patient care at all levels of care. I am caring empathetic and patient. I live my life as a Christian and I honor all religions. I have always been interested in people and I enjoy caring for others. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is creating relationships and I believe it is an honor to care for others. COVID Vaccinated Retired CNA OVER 25 years Retired Youth Pastor 15 years

What makes me a great caregiver. Is that I've been doing this for more than 12 years. Love working around the elderlies. I'm the type person that I treat them as there were family. I get attached and my last client I had I was with that person for 9 years till she pass.. I treated her like she was my family as her family treated me the sane.

Always willing to try new things. Dependable. Love helping people.

Im a compassionate, caring , loving, happy , outgoing, young at heart, positive, mindful , person with a lot of good to help and give where needed. I've been a caregiver off amd on for while like 20 years experience i love to help others and enjoy doing so and i love to uplift individuals when they don't feel well or good. I'm proud to have made a big difference in the lives of my individuals that I've worked with and assisted. I love my job.

I am a very passionate and caring person. I love taking care of the elderly. I have been doing this kind of work for 13 years. I'm a people person and a great personality that people really take to.

Hi my names Ashley, I'd like to tell you why I became the person I am today. It is because I had a loving mother who always showed me how to care for others, no matter the situation. She showed me how to help those who needed help and not just by doing it for them, but encouraging them to help themselves. Yes I do help when it's to much, and am a mother, so when my person I'm helping is having a hard time I step in and guide them and help them. I do for them what someone once did for me, but in reverse. As we know, in most cases, things are not getting better. So I help first a little and then gradually step in when it's to hard. I am a CNA and am working on going to college for my RN.

I got my GED in 2016 and I received my CNA in 2002 I've been working as a attendant ever since right now I'm working part time and doing doing what I do working for the elderly and disabled

I am 28 years old with no kids I take care of my grandfather and recently took in my niece and nephew I have been in this profession since 2012 it was one of my very first jobs doing home health and ever since then I've loved working with elderly and getting to know each individual personalities

I am a certified nurse aid that has over 10 years experience.

I decided to become a caregiver, mainly, because I had worked in so many jobs and careers where I had been laid off or the company went out of business. I had a friend that was in the industry and informed me that in the healthcare business you will practically always have a job. Honestly, I sincerely wish that I would have gotten into the industry right out of high school some twenty five years ago. Little did I know that I would come to absolutely love the job and the position. The thing I like most is meet the variance of people and building the relationships with someone I otherwise would never have had the opportunity of meeting. As a caregiver you have to understand that in this business many of the people we come in contact with eventually move on to the next life, but I cherish those moments and like to believe that I had a small hand in making the process and transition a bit more comfortable not only for the person but for the family as well. My personal achievement that I am most proud of is probably just the fact that I have been able to just go to work with a smile on my face and it not feel like a job or a task. I can go to sleep and feel that I did something productive with my time and made somewhat of a difference in some ones life each and every day; whether it was assisting them, just acknowledging the in some way, or just bringing a smile to their face. I love the industry so much and really do not like the bad taste you hear when the words "nursing h