Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Demorest - 31 caregivers found

I became a caregiver because I had always wanted to be a nurse when I was younger. Also, my best friend/sister-in-law became very ill at an early age and I had wanted to take care of her but never got the chance as she passed away at age 44. My mom also became ill shortly thereafter and I promised that she would never go to a nursing home. My intention was to care for her in my home, but unfortunately she never made it home from the hospital. I vowed that if I could not help my own family then I would help someone else. I love being able to help people stay in their homes as long as possible and having the family reassured that their loved ones are being cared for in their absence. My personal achievements that I am proud of are being with two of my clients until the end of their life and knowing that I made things a bit easier for their families. As for myself, I am the mother of four sons and grew up with five older brothers.

Hi my name is Cheyenne Wood. I've been a caregiver since 2019 and acquired my CNA license in June 2019. I am a 22 year old, female and love being a caregiver there's so much that I have learned and carry with me daily from this job. Compassion, honesty, and reliability are three things I always provide to my client and their families. Knowing that I can help your loved one remain at home and independent makes this job more than a job.

Hello, My name is Marquasia Ingram. I'm a caregivers, I have more than 6 years of experience of providing care for patients. I enjoy spend time with my patients & being a helping hand with daily living needs. I'm currently in nursing school & I will be set to graduate next year.

I've been in home health aide on and off for 10 years .I've Been In Diffrent Environment Of Been In Home Health Aide From Stroke,Hospice,Dementia,Parkins. What i love about this job is i love helping out my elderly people

Ive been a caregiver for about 10 years. 5 years certified. When I got started in this field it was out of necessity. My grandmother had a stroke and i had no choice. I didn't even want to be a caregiver. After about a year my grandmother passed away. But the feeling that i got from being able to care for her like she cared for me was indescribable. First time I felt i had contributed something; actually helped somebody. Like I made a difference, like i made her last days better. 10 years later I cant picture myself doing anything else. I love what I do. And everytime I help a client or they smile and say thank you its like helping my grandmother all over again.

Probably put this in the wrong section and I put it under everything I have done for Diane and Howard Reynolds the job description and it's pretty much everything I'm like your right hand or your left if you're left-handed but on that extra set of hands for the mother the professional working woman with a single dad or the kids that have the parents now and they need a break I'm your person call me.

Throughout my 8 year career as a Caregiver I have developed a deep understanding of the needs of those with disabilities, the elderly, and those with chronic illnesses. I am a compassionate Caregiver and a reliable professional, who puts the needs of clients first and goes above and beyond to ensure their comfort and safety. I also take pride in my ability to establish strong connections with clients, while providing the highest level of care and support. I am extremely organized and efficient, capable of managing multiple tasks and ensuring that all aspects of care are completed in a timely manner. I possess excellent communication skills and am able to quickly rapport with clients,as well as their families. My attention to detail and commitment to providing quality care have always been highly praised by my employers.

I have four children and nine grandchildren. I adore my family and spending time with them. I also enjoy the outdoors and playing with my two dachshunds. I have worked in the medical field for a long time and I really enjoy helping others. I am a people person and love life.

"I think patience and compassion are essential. It takes a cheerful and encouraging attitude to assist individuals who have trouble taking care of themselves and performing everyday activities. It takes thick skin and both mental and physical determination--and you need to be genuinely motivated by a desire to help others to become a successful home health aide.

Im am retired from Nascar but did not list this reference because it really does not apply, i have taken care of my husband ,who has been a diabetic, hypertensive ( high blood pressure) reoccurant ostemylitis patient for 25 yrs , he has had wound care, wound vacs, has chart documention of blood sugar ect. Done by myself , i also have worked for assited living and provided the same services along with hygiene and meal plans , im 47 and would like to work close to home preferrably overnight but hours can be flexable, love elderly people and am very patient.