Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Winfield - 11 caregivers found

I am a very compassionate person. I enjoy helping others be as independent as they can. I am a quick learner. I am easy to get along with. At first I was scared to this type of work... My bonus daughters talked me into trying it out. I got my job at Futures Unlimited Inc but was very nervous at first. Didn't take me long to find that I really enjoyed it. Before I knew it, it was no longer a job but I seen it as a career I wanted to do and couldn't see myself doing anything else. I received an award from futures which I added to my indeed resume. Do what you love, love what you do!

I have always wanted to help people with mental and physical needs and how rewarding it is to help them. I love helping them and growing a bond with them. I am proud that I achieved my cna so that I am able to help all of the people out with what they need. I am a good person I get along with just about everyone.

I'm a very out going person. I can make friends where ever I go. When I was younger I lost my grandpa and his care givers were not the best and ever since then I always wanted to either be a care giver or nurse. What I enjoy most is giving the family relief that their loved one is cared for and not mistreated. A personal achievement would honestly be my kids. I'm a single mom of three and the past year I've been doing it all on my own and I've proven I can do it no matter what.

I became an LPN nurse because I love helping others. I am very compassionate. I think outside the box. I am a problem solver by nature. I am able to take charge of a situation if needed. I can strike a conversation with just about anyone. I was on the dean's list while taking classes. I live in the country and have a small hobby farm.

I am a hard worker and enjoy being around senior adults. Easy to get along with and very patient and understanding. I am caring and kind.

I love the outdoors love flowers go on bike rides we will talk laugh cook have a good time I will let them be their self try to get them to do things

I am currently a nursing student at ESU. I am working towards my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. I will then further my education to become a Certified Nurse Midwife. I have worked in memory care for almost a year and it's taught me the compassion that my residents experience. I enjoy being a caregiver because it's rewarding to me. I love to be able to help people because it's my way of giving back to others. My ability to build relationships with my residents makes me stand out as a caregiver. I am also very thoughtful; everything is done with care and to the best of my ability. I always ensure safety, comfort, and happiness are priorities for those I care for. My experience in memory care also gives me expertise in those suffering with Dementia or Parkinson's.

I started late in life, but I have over 15 years of customer service with me. I love talking and meeting new people. I have always loved to help people to the best of my abilities. Which is why I chose this field. My own personal achievement is the fact that I have a knack for making almost anyone smile. It is a goal everyday to spread kindness.

I like helping people and putting a smile on a face when I can. It's hard when folks' health makes for trying times, but patience is key.

I am a very compassionate and caring person. I enjoy listening and interacting with people. Hearing stories of people's history really is one of my favorite part of being a caregiver. I started helping to care for my two adult nieces in 2015. They were fully disabled. It was very rewarding and their laughter and loving personalities made my days complete. From there I incorporated caring for disabled seniors and found their companionship enriched my life every day as I cared for them. Prior to being a Home Health Aide, I worked for eye surgeons for twenty years. It was a very fast paced practice and I enjoyed the challenge. However, my favorite part of the job was interacting with patients and with electronic charts and other changes, the personal contact with patients was rushed and I felt they needed more compassion and reassurance in most situations. I am so happy I've made this change of careers in my life. I feel like I'm just going to visit a friend every day and enjoy the history and wisdom they share with me.