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Hello everyone! My name is Miguel and I am a recent graduate of USC. I am very friendly and patient worker, who loves to laugh and make people laugh. Ever since I've worked at the hospital and assistant patients, I've had an undying passion in helping and working in the hospital/as a caregiver. Seeing people smile and thank you for all the hard work is its own reward.

Simply, I'm becoming a caregiver to give assistance to aging members of my family.

Greetings, My name is Marlen, and I bring over 5 years of dedicated experience in senior care to the table. Throughout my journey, I have served in various capacities including as a cook, care manager, supervisor, and activities coordinator. These roles have equipped me with a diverse skill set and a deep understanding of the needs of seniors. Driven by my passion for enriching the lives of the elderly, I have worked in various positions in senior living communities and hold an RCFE license. My optimism and reliability make me an asset to any caregiving team, and I am actively seeking part-time opportunities to continue making a positive impact. With a background as a memory care director, activities coordinator, and caregiver, I am well-versed in providing compassionate and attentive support to seniors. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you require any further information.

I've been care taking for over 10 years now. I believe in practicing mindfulness while caregiving, providing a level of empathy & love while doing necessary work.

I enjoy working with people and supporting them on their health journey.

I will focus on optimum wellness for your loved one through tailored physical and psycho-social programs along with expert care coordination and management with health professionals and long-term care settings. Assistance with IADLs only.

I am a mom, and love playing music. I love providing care to young and older people. I am proud of having a college degree.

Hello, I am passionate about taking care of and meeting the needs of my clients. I have a family member who is in her 60's, and is visually impaired; I ensure that she is respected, well taken care of and her activities of daily living are met. I also have a GNA/CNA certification and look forward to caring for you or your family.

I am a natural nurturer. Having raised 3 children and also provided care for my father until he passed away, I honor the opportunity to provide care for others. Although I only listed 3 of my most recent positions, I did obtain my CNA certification in 2012 in the State of Ohio and worked for an agency that afforded me the opportunity to gain experience working for families as well as assisted living facilities. My desire has always been a career in nursing but I raised a family and personally feel it's never too late. We are living in uncertain times and the passionate care of seniors is a top priority. My care comes not only with compassion but also a trustworthy individual that will treat your family member as if they were my own.

I'm a patient and caring person. I'm now retired but have been employed as a social worker and teacher of children in public schools. I am very ethical and seek to provide the best care possible to clients.

Hi, I am a mother, caregiver, social worker who believes in the power of empathic listening, compassion and excellent service to provide comfort in a person's environment.

What makes me a good Caregiver is that I am able to empathize and have a personal understanding and connection with each client. I am also patient and flexible. I am very passionate about being a helping hand when needed. I am able to put the needs of my clients before me and take charge when necessary. Engaging, attentive, and showing sympathy is what also makes me a great caregiver.

I am a transportation planner at Caltrans and I currently care for my father, and cared for my mother before she passed away. I am open for occasional intermittent shifts, depending on my availability.

I have been a caregiver and understand therapeutic and empathetic communication. I am patient and am currently in school receiving my nursing degree. I have hospital clinical experience, I am BLS certified through the American Heart Association and love movies and hearing stories from he people I care for.

Experienced caregiver (Alzheimer's dementia) x 10 years. Seeking part-time caregiving employment (4-6 hours, weekends). Thank you!

I have a passion for working with the elderly, specifically for cognitive impaired older adults. I have been working with this group because I believe in social interaction to provide a positive stimulus. It is rewarding to me knowing I was able to put a smile or a laugh to such age group and provide ease to their family as well.

I would best describe myself a caregiver who is patient. I understands that there may be changes in plans, things may not go as quickly as planned, and there may be a little hesitation at times on the part of the person receiving care. I am also attentive to the needs and changes that are taking place so that I may notice when there are emotional or physical changes in the person that I am caring for. Nevertheless, I am compassionate towards others and I understand what he/she may be going through. Moreover, I am dependable and I understand that it is imperative that I be punctual and that as a caregiver I show up to provide adequate care. Last but not least I am trustworthy and I will actively work to build and maintain trust at all times. I have a love of helping others it is one of the reason why I decided to become a Social Worker. I am currently in school at the University of Southern California and I am working on my Masters Degree in Social Work and I am invested in becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Coming from a family of medical practitioners, caregiving may be in my genes. My natural positive energy and desire to help, assist and comfort others have all been lifelong assets when working with children and seniors. I am interested in learning and doing all I can to help people be inspired, secure and cared for as much as possible. I believe this aids in their own healing, recovery, and longevity. In recent years as a caretaker for two senior family members, I was impressed with my ability to tune into some of the emotional issues of the family members and offer useful ideas to help them operate around some destructive behavior. It takes a village to raise and support a family.

In an uncertain world, helping others is such a gratifying way to make a positive difference--it means the world to me to be able to make someone who has lived a long, rich life more comfortable and safe, to nurture and support them. My experience, over the last eight years or so, includes supporting occupational, physical, and speech therapy; assisting with walking and other daily tasks; coordinating care among several staff; and preparing and organizing meals while accounting for a range of sensitivities and tastes (I truly love to cook). I'm a very fast learner, flexible, prompt, tidy and conscientious. I am currently working toward earning my CNA license, and expect to have it by the end of 2020.

I'm honest, patient, and dependable. I've taken care of the elders in my family for many years it's important they have someone who they can trust.