Vision and Eye Disorders Caregivers in Guilford County - 174 caregivers found

I would say that I am a people person. I can make conversation with just about anybody. I love when im given the opportunity to make someone's day a little better. I would be a great caregiver because I am a caring and loving person and I'm also selfless. I've learned over the years that I just love when I'm given the opportunity to make someone's life easier and more manageable. One personal achievement I'm proud of is getting all As and Bs in school when I was going through so much emotionally. I'm a very strong person with tough skin

My patience, compassion as well as my commitment to caregiving.

I am an outgoing person i love to help people When i was younger as my grandfather was getting sick i often took care of him up until he was admitted to the hospital. I enjoy making the client happy and seeing them smile or even talk about their day or what they use to enjoy

Hi there, Thank your for reading my profile! To start, God has put caregiving in my heart and I'm so happy he did, because I love it. Currently, I'm working for retired Doctors with Dementia in their home--I have a letter of recommendation too. Moreover, I'm certified in CPR and other certs; please feel free to ask. As of right now, my Doctors mostly need me on 3rd shift (11p-7a) so I'm available to care-give an extra 20 hrs a week. Ultimately, I'm also fluent in Spanish and some light German. Again, Thank you for your consideration and God bless!

I was the caregiver/caretaker for both of my parents. In the beginning, my mom had several, health issues. I thought at the time, I would get involve and take her to her doctors appointments and learn all I could to encourage and to better able to assist her, in living healthier. So we changed her diet and I helped her in preparing meals and other activities. Several years later, my mom was diagnosed with dementia. I didn't know then, the rolls of mother and daughter would change. For the next 18 years, I became her full-time caregiver. Although; it was extremely overwhelming at times, I knew no one would ever take care of mom like I would. Moreover; my personal achievement in taking care of her and preparing meals; she did not succumb to any of the complications of diabetes, which happens to many people with the disease. Although my dad didn't have as many health issues as my mom, he was older. He didn't have dementia and he lived to the age of 94. I'm dependable, patient and very compassionate. I enjoy making a difference in others lives. My Job Opportunity-Travel Destinations Are: Clemmons; Kernerville; Winston Salem & Maybe, Advance...

Focusing on good organization skills, reliability, attention to detail, quick thinking skills, communication skills, a strong work ethic, and how well I get along with others. My main strength is my ability to communicate with people from all walks of life.

Hello, my name is Raina. I started providing care to individuals in 2008. Helping others has always brought great joy to my life.

I love to smile some people say I do it too much I don't know how that is possible though. A smile goes a long way. U never really no how much a smile is worth tell u work with the elderly or help someone who was just having a very bad day. I became a caregiver cause my mom use to take me to work wit her when I was young and the hugs and the love I got from all those grandma's and grandpa's I thought I was in heaven and the stories thy would tell me I new at 9 that I was ment to take care of people and I've been doing it for 21yrs and still going strong I got my cna licence in 1999 about a year after I graduated . The elderly and children have always held a big spot in my life. I'm a very big advocate for them both. I'm not the very best but I do my best. I make sure everyday I get up I try to wear someone else's shoes cause u never know what it's like tell u have walked a mile I someone else's shoes we would not b here if it was not for the elderly

Compassionate caregiver with over 12 years of experience providing exceptional care to the elderly and disabled. Skilled in assisting with daily living activities, including medication administration, meal preparation and personal care.Responsibilities may range from bathing, dressing, feeding, transportation, grocery shopping, housework, managing incontinence, assisting with mobility, preparing meals, dispensing medicines, and communicating with medical staff.