Stroke Caregivers in Coosa County - 20 caregivers found

For nearly a decade, I've provided care for elderly and intellectually challenged individuals, doing everything I can to make their lives just a little easier. I take pride in my work caring for others. Nothing in this world gives me a sense of satisfaction more than caring for someone who is in need.

I have been working as a Caregiver over a 8 yeara now and I love it. You get to meet new people all the time. I work my own hours. A lot of time the people I have worked for just wanted companionship with lite cleaning. I choose Saturday to work because this my second job. Enclosure I would love to bring Joy, Peace. And the love of God in your home.

I have Patience. Simple tasks take longer for people who require assistance... Compassion. Empathy and comprehension are absolutely essential... Humor is present, and I am able to detail-oriented and able to accept help, and willing to set boundaries. I love helping other people's is what attracted me to being a caregiver. Seeing the patient's smile is one of my favorite aspects of being a caregiver. I enjoy seeing how my efforts and care can make a difference and improve a patient's life and well-being. my personal achievement I am proud of is writing my very first book.

I'm very outgoing and patient to my companion needs and listen to them My sister died at age 21 and she had cerebral palsy and epilepsy, I watched my mom take care of her as well helping my mom take care of her and it was her (Brandi)is the reason o love taking care old and young.I get great joy of helping people be happy.

My name is Tiara. I'm 25 years old and have a 8 year old daughter. I have been working as a caregiver since 2015. I am a certified nursing assistant, Phlebotomist, and medical assistant. Also certified in CPR. I am very caring and dependable. I love to do my job in the medical field being able to help others and their families. I look forward to accomplishing helping more families with their loved ones.

I am 20 years old, and I wanted to become a caregiver because I thoroughly enjoy helping people in need. I plan to become a Registered Nurse so I can further my career in care giving. I am patient when it comes to taking care of the elderly, I am highly respectful of them and let them set the pace when there is a certain everyday living activity we are accomplishing; I do my best to encourage them and let them make decisions about their care so they can stay as independent as possible, and it is my personal goal each day to walk in with a smile on my face to ensure that my patient and their families know I am more than happy to help them in any way that I can. I am also very understanding when it comes to families worrying about certain things with their lived one(s) and do my best to assure them that I will always keep my patient's best interest at heart. I do my best to comfort families during the grieving process when their loved one(s) pass away by praying for them and telling them they will be in my prayers, and that God will be with them through the difficult time.

I became a caregiver because I love to help the elderly and help them in there everyday life. I enjoy their company and enjoy the stories they tell and their knoknowledge. My personal achievements I am proud of is graduating highschool and going to nursing school. I am 22 and I love what I do . I am a CNA and I have been certified for 4 YEARS. I am currently working at sylacauga health and rehab .

I believe once people have overlooked my tattoos, they see what type of heart and love I have for helping people. I've been taking care of people born with intellectual disabilities for almost three years now. I left school like most kids and home schooled to help with my great grandmother and I loved seeing her being took care of properly.

I enjoy being able to help people who may have some trouble doing things on their own. I love to listen to them and have a relationship that means something to them. The most important thing to people with any kind of disability is to make them feel that they are important and that they are not a bother to have around. They don't want to be treated as a person with a disability. I love to be able to make all kinds of people feel that they do have someone to listen and care and make them feel wanted.

I'm very prompt honest and trustworthy I love doing the work that I do I treat my patients like my family I take my time and listen currently seeking a daytime job