Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Soso - 16 caregivers found

Hi, my name is Autumn McClendon and I always had for helping people in need. What made me start wanting to help seniors was when my grandmother fell very ill to cancer back in 2006. Ever since then she has made constant trips to the hospital because other health issues with her heart. My cousin and I try to cook healthy meals for our grandmother and make sure she goes to all of her appointments. This is a good example of why I would be a perfect match for this job. I am fully capable of making sure each client has taken his or medication, making sure they eat, helping the clients get dressed, bathing them, and most important making sure each client is enjoying their day.

My personality is basic I love people and value their lives and I work very hard to assist and provide quality services for all my clients and their families. My attraction to client services started when my mother needed care in 2018 I stepped in for my family and provided care for her until she passed away. I enjoy caring for my clients as it's a very important and rewarding job. Personal achievements are the love that I receive from all of my clients that let's me know that I'm doing a great job in caring for them and the acknowledgment from the families that see my work and appreciate it.

Hi my name is Victoria I have been doing home health services for around 15years now I had to take care of my grandparents before they passed away I love being there for others that are in need of help it's my pleasure to help others

Empathy - Great caregivers are able to cultivate closer bonds by sharing in the happiness or the sadness of the senior they care for. Patient - Caregivers understand that slowing down is a process of aging. A great caregiver allows the elderly to move at their own pace and not make them feel rushed. Dependable & Honest - Caregivers work with a great deal of independence. A great caregiver must be counted on to be where he or she is required to be on time and prepared as well as to perform required duties in the absence of continuous supervision Compassionate - Great caregivers possess a powerful desire to help others, especially seniors. They are inviting and available even if all they do is listen and provide companionship.

Hey my name is April I have been a caregiver for going on 10 years I absolutely love helping others. I have tons of references. I am a Certified Nurse Assistant CNA and I'm also CPR and AED certified. I'm married and have 3 beautiful kids. We currently live in Sumrall and go to First Baptist Church.

Former Cna. Im very dependable, loving caring person. I enjoy working with the elderly.

I try my best to make sure my patients are 100% happy and healthy. What attracted me to caregiving was that my grandmother was diagnosed with copd and I took care of her. I was really disgusted at the way her home health nurse treated her, and from that I decided that I would become a CNA. I don't want anyone being neglected or abused like my grandmother was. What I enjoy most about caregiving is seeing my patients smile. A personal achievement of mine that I am proud of was getting my CNA license.

I am very patient and caring I love caring for the elderly I currently work for an assisted living home I love talking to to them learning about them and their life

I've been working as a caregiver for around 5 years and have enjoyed these times. I have a passion to work and care with/for others, and offering companionship. I have completed numerous trainings throughout these years that has allowed me to continuously succeed within this field. Also, I have completed my Bachelors (Gerontology/Psychology) at William Carey University & currently pursuing my Masters in Social Work.

Old people are my favorites. I somehow connect with them more easily than anyone else. (Not kidding...weird right?) I have professional and years of non professional experience as a geriatric caregiver. I helped both of my grandmothers through the end of their lives. My dad's mom passed at 96 in 2011 and my moms mom passed last Christmas 2017. My professional experience working as a CNA at a nursing home for 6 months was important and amazing but too much work for anyone I know, really. I learned so much and made the deepest of connections with people that no one else seemed to talk to or listen to. I got my CNA certification in high school from a 2 year vocational class so I'm likely more knowledgeable than the average Nurse Aide as this class lasted 2 hours per day for 2 years. (They want me to pay $40 to do the background check)