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Dear Employer, I'm well experienced within the field. I will be pleased to accept your job offer as a Companion Aid for your love one. I look forward to working with you and hope to meet the goals outlined with the position. The duties of this role are well aligned with my qualifications and skills. I'd consider it a great privilege to be chosen for the position. I have obtain a certification in Alzheimer's dementia care, Communications and Personal Care Plan, Basic Hygiene, Environmental Safety, Confidentiality of Clients Personal, Financial and Health information, HIPAA, Understanding Abuse and Neglect, Emergency Protocol, Personal and Environmental Safety. I can report for a meeting with you ASAP at your earliest convenience. Any further information needed will be provided at your request. Looking forward to work with you I'm making your loved ones as safe and comfort as I possible can. Sincerely Veta Williams

I am a consistent person very stable, good attitude always positive, a encourager. I like caring and assisting the person I am caring for aiding them and helping. I have done charitable work. I worked at a battered womens shelter.

With my vibrant, energetic, caring, compassionate, outgoing personality I will be an asset to you and you families. I became a caregiver after visiting a friend in a nursing home, what i saw it was not pleasant, so i decided that i make a change in someones life. Seeing people happy, appreciated, comfortable That i can be an advocate for those who unable to help themselves

Hello, my name is Amanda. I am an experienced caregiver with years of medical/healthcare experience. I am looking for work on the weekend. I am loyal, honest, and enjoy building relationships with others.

Have been a cargiver, home health aide, patient care assistant and even certified nursing assistant for over ten plus years now Being only 30 years young that is majority of my entire life and i love it. From nursing home to in home care. Hoping to continue up the medical field latter.

Hello I'm a mother of 2 teenage boys. I have lived in a few different states, while my husband of 16 years was active duty. I have been in homehealth care since I was in my early 20's. I enjoy assisting others and helping them with their independence.

I'm very responsible and reliable and give all the care that's needed, for daily independence.

I am a great caregiver because I put my heart into this field. I genuinely care and do not look at this as just another job. I have sympathy and put myself in other people's shoes. I treat them how I would want my grandmother or mother treated, or even how I would want to be treated. This field isn't for everyone. It is for me though. I offer one of a kind companionship as I know the difficulties and struggles that people deal with daily. It is hard to not be able to do what you once did and needing someone to do it for you. I understand. I'm there when family can't be there or just won't be there or when there is none. I love knowing that I'm making a positive impact in someone's life.

I am a very caring and loving caregiver. The love for helping others attracted me to be a caregiver. I enjoy taking care of others and knowing I am helping someone on a daily. A personal achievement that I am proud is being the first to get a college degree in my family

As a child I provided care for my little cousins and my first job was at a childcare facility. I always had a caring and compassionate side and that experience led me to want to become a caregiver. As a young adult my best friend was diagnosed with HIV and it became my life's mission to care for her and make her life happy and meaningful even in her final days her comfort was my primary goal. I worked in the public school system as a Special Education Teacher where I realized caring for others seemed to be a natural response out of love for them. As time has passed I had the pleasure of caring for my grandmother who had dementia, my uncle who had MS, Dementia and mental impairment. I have cared for people from all walks of life and adding value to the lives of others is life's greatest reward.

Hello, my name is Rosemary Moreno I am currently in nursing school and have worked in the medical field for about 7 years. I love working with geriatric clients and keeping them company and I love listening to any stories they have and want to tell. My job is to make sure my client is well taken care of and happy at the end of my shift.

As a caregiver, my personality traits and expertise enable me to provide exceptional care. I pride myself on being dependable, compassionate, empathic, patient, and trustworthy. These traits allow me to build strong connections with those I care for and provide them with the support and comfort they need. My top priority is always the well-being and happiness of my clients, and I am dedicated to doing everything within my power to ensure they receive the best care possible.

I have been an active Certified Nursing Assistant since 1986 and I love caring for others. I am patient, experienced with caring for clients with all sicknesses and illnesses, yet I am still trainable, very dependable and reliable. I am also very trustworthy and naturally compassionate. I have a clean Level 2 background check and driving record. I have reliable transportation and enjoy seeing my clients enjoy the quality of life that they are accustomed to.

I am a great caregiver because I am a very loving and caring person. I currently work with the mentally challenged and seniors with disabilities. I have been working in this field for the past 7 years. I work with all age groups ranging from newborns to elderly adults of all mental capacities.

I am the 40 year old wife, and mother of 2 beautiful teenage girls. I have been working as a caregiver for over 6 years, and have been Certified for 5 years. I am currently a self employed Certified Nursing Assistant. I have been employed at a skilled nursing facility as well as an assisted living facility. I also specialize in private care. Some of my skills include bathing, showering, checking and changing undergarments, providing proper hygiene, ambulating, transfers, mouthcare, feeding, light housekeeping, meal preperation, transportation and much more. I am a caregiver that is compassionate at what I do and it is not just a job for me, it is my calling. So many people are in this field and do not genuinely care, but I like to make a difference in my clients lives and form a forever bond with my residents and their family members. I have experienced a lot being a caregiver, good and bad, but I honestly love what I do. I have lots of experience, and many families that I have worked with adore me. I am proud that I put forth an effort to become certified in what I do. It really does make a difference and shows that I maintain the necessary skills and training. I can provide references if needed.

1. I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping people. 2. I like the sense of fulfillment it brings me. 3. I am proud of being able to pass the state test to become a licensed insurance agent. 4. I am single with no children yet. I recently relocated to the Dallas area for school, which I attend Monday - Friday 8am-12pm. My availability would be anytime after that and all day Saturday.

1. I became a caregiver to give back the care and love my grandparents gave to me. 2. I love knowing that I made someone smile and encouragement in their life. 3. Being able to serve in this field for over twenty years and love what I do. 4. I'm hard working and reliable.

I love taking care of people. I been talking care of my disabled daughter for 25 years, while I worked part time. I am also on the Board at my church for the Outreach Ministry. I am very passionate about what I do. I'm a hard worker. I currently work part time as a Manager. My personal achievement is when I see a smile on my client face after I have rendered services. I get great pleasure being able to help someone in need. I am married and I love family life. I am looking for a part time job to help my child in college. I am currently in the Police Academy at night twice a week.

What makes me a great caregiver is the compassion and experience I have in this field. I have worked with all age groups and all ranges of care needed from adolescent with learning disabilities to geriatric with damentia. I have CNA certificate. Currently employed at Unity Psych hospital. My experience ranges also from working in facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes and also residential homes. Also working a case in the Shelby Forrest area with a client that I have been caring for since May 2018 until present. References available..

What makes me a great care giver is that I love to be around people my heart goes out to those who cannot do for themselves. I wanted to be a caregiver to help the elderly and disable to have some kind of stability in their life. Making sure that feel loved and like they are a part of my family. I became involved in the medical field because of wanting to take care of people who need the help because one day i might need someone to come into my home and care for me; and I want to be treatment with respect and dignity ad feel like I belong to my care giver family or apart of their family. Helping people like the elderly and disable give me a warm feeling inside and it let's me know that I have done a good deed and that they are happy when I leave at the end of the day.