Friehiwot J.

I became a caregiver in 2005, because I love helping elderly people to feel independent at all times in their own homes. I am experienced in the field of health care by assisting, encouraging, supporting and supervising with their daily needs and goals. I love what I do in helping elderly and individuals that I have been working with. It has made my understanding of life very effectively. Every thing that I put my mind to I achieved, I am really self motivated. I am compassionate, nurturing, dependable, trustworthy and empathetic. My great achievement is yet to come. I am a female who lived in Lorton Virginia with my lovely son. I achieved my Associate degree in nursing at Northern Community College and looking forward to pursuing my Bachelors of Science in nursing at George Mason University. I am a lovely, caring and self motivational. I enjoyed working with seniors, because of their past experiences and their motivation Spirit. I love making elderly people happy by supporting and engaging them with what they like to do. I am a honest, kind, passionate, and punctual at all times. I am a great candidate for this position and you will forever count on me in every thing.

I have 30 years of experience in providing personal in-home care for disabled, cognitively impaired, chronically ill, and hospice patients. I assist patients with daily personal care tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming. I monitor patients' vital signs, including pulse, blood pressure, temperature, and respiration. I am a thoughtful and considerate person who takes pride in providing the best care possible. I became a caregiver through the influence of my great aunt and grandmother as they were the neighborhood caregivers. I watched them as a child and knew I wanted to do the same thing. I began by taking care of my grandmother when she became home bound in her older age. For the past three years, I was the care taker for my mother after she suffered a stroke. The thing I enjoy the most is feeling a sense of joy and humility in assisting those in need in conducting their activities of daily living. They are so appreciative. I consider it a personal achievement when they recover and there is no further need of my services. That confirms that my work with them has improved their quality of life.