Stroke Caregivers in Patterson - 18 caregivers found

I believe in treating others as you want to be treated . I have a passion for the elderly I love taking care of others I enjoy helping and caring for others

I love to make everyone happy and I love to smile

What I like about being a Caregiver is the diversity of my clients, everyone has a different story and background. I love to listen about their lives, accomplishments, family and loved ones. It's like watching a Classic tale of another time and these stories become part of my life, parts not to be forgotten. I love to put not only my heart into my work, but my sensitivity, compassion, laughter,attentiveness and honest character as well. I have worked with some challenging cases like Alzheimer's, Cancer patient's, Stroke patient's and other types of illnesses. I am thankful for the opportunity to have worked with and known my patient's, not just as patient's, but we became friends as well, and I was there when they needed me. I have been a CNA/Home Health Aid for several years, currently my license is inactive, but I still retain all the skills necessary to perform an outstanding job for you. I love to be a Caregiver and am thankful The Lord allowed such experiences in my life. I am also thankful that you have the chance to know alittle about myself now, and I'd like you to feel assured that I will do my upmost in all aspects of your care. As a caregiver, I do care about you, and want much happiness for you with an enriched quality of life. I thank you for your consideration, and I hope to hear from you soon, have a wonderful and blessed day.

I believe a great CNA is a person that truly cares about the wellbeing of a person. Treating people the same way as your own family. By doing this shows how much you care and love them. I grew up from a caring and loving family as well. I love taking care of people because I know I can make a difference in there life.

I look at my clients like they're family. I treat everyone with respect. I always wanted to stay in the medical field. You meet new people and they tell you different stories about their life. I enjoy spending time with them and bonding with them. They share things with you meet the family it's a different type of feeling. It touch me to my heart when I finally got my client to go on the porch which she haven't since I started.

I have worked with the Elderly, also have worked at the Coffee Regional medical center for a total of 5 years in the labor and delivery department and the Emergency room department. Then I quit that job bc the job I had been waiting for which was a Hospice nurse came available and that's where I went. Most of all very easy going, love knowing at the end of every job, that I've done everything in my power to make the patient and the family very impressed and leaving with a smile. More all,that the patient has everything he or she needs.or needs done. Always patient is #1 and my main goal.

I'm a mother and a wife who has been a stay at home mom and I'm very hardworking . I'm looking for a caregiving job as it's my passion wanting to help others!

I have over 30 years of customer service experience. I also went to school for my CNA license and my phlebotomy license unfortunately I need to renew them asap. I've also worked at Bayview nursing home in Nahunta Georgia for 8 years as a CNA and dietary aide in the kitchen so I work with it elderly people all my life and I love being there to help them with everything they need help with it's my passion. At the end of the day I just love to put a smile on the elderly's face and help them do the things that they wouldn't usually be able to do on their own and to give them the love that they're needing.

I was attracted to becoming a caregiver when My Mother became terminally ill and had to go under Hospice Care. I enjoy taking care of people and making their families have a sense of hope. I am very friendly, love to talk as well as listen. I enjoy life and seeing others happy.

1-What makes me a a great caregiver is having: patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, and trustworthiness. 2-Being a caregiver is more than just providing care to someone. Caring for another is about showing compassion and respect and being built their side. Patience is also a very important aspect of caring for others. 3-what I enjoy most about being a caregiver is helping others and seeing the smile on their faces. 4-A personal achievement I proud of is obtaining my PCA/CNA license. I got into caregiving when my grandfather was sick with cancer. He was a very big inspiration to my career and I'm forever grateful for him.