Pasadena City College

Hello! My name is Martha, I'm 43 years old. I have been working as a caregiver for some years and many more to come. I hope to find a good family. I love kids I have 2 off my own. I have more than 2+years experience with working with Older-lea. I am very responsible, outgoing, fun, and trustworthy. I have excellent references! QUALIFICATIONS: Referred by top agencies in Los Angeles Impeccable References Professional Resume 10+years of experience Non-Smoker Non-Drinker Clean Background Check NV Driver's License with spotless record US Passport (available for travel) Child & Infant CPR Certified

I have experience in taking care of the disabled and the elderly. I became a caregiver because I am a people person and hope to help make people happy. I liked helping some of the elderly get back together with their family members. I found that that is sometimes just what they needed. I am a mother of 4, all of my children are adults and I need something to do with my time. I chose care-giving because not only do the patients need companionship but so do I. I can do live in or out. I consider myself a dependable and reliable type of person, but I know seeing is believing. Thank you for considering me for the position.

I'm a great caregiver because I have compassion and a passion to assist those who can't do for themselves. My love for people, patience and understanding attitude is also a great plus. I've worked with blind adults, individuals with cerebral palsy as well as special education with young children. I recently moved to Texas from New York and would like to continue helping and building relationships with new people.

I am a caring person. In the last five years, my family member came down with Demetia and Alzheimer's, it woke me up about the health care system. In daily life it is about how can we care for each person. It is about the individual and making each day count with dignity. How can I help that person live a happy life? Listening to the family and being about to do my best to help that person.

I am told that I'm a very professional, caring and considerate Care Giver /Companion. I like to be timely, and to keep my word, especially in relation to keeping my assigned schedule with all my patients where possible. My patients enjoy conversations with me as they say I'm very easy to talk to. I'm attracted to the notion of making a difference in someone's life. I enjoy being a companion in conjunction with assisting with my patient's needs. I'm proud myself for being fearless to move to the great state of Texas and begin a new phase of my journey.

I am a young female seeking a career in the Nursing field. I will specialize in senior care. I am responsible, patience, dedicate, and trusthworthy. I like to be care giver for the moment because I help took care of some family members and I know for family it can be hard to work and take care of a loving one. I enjoy given companion to elders because we can learn many things from them and at the same time help when they need.

Hi. The reason I'm in this profession is I care about people. It makes me feel good to know someone else is being helped and I made a difference.

I believe what makes me an excellent caregiver is my sensitivity and respect for the challenges of the loss of independence, whether recent or long term. I am calm and quiet by nature, but I am a pretty good conversationalist. I decided to change careers to become a caregiver after caring for my own mother and I have found it to be a rewarding and profound experience. I have recently gone back to school to get a degree in Psychology/Gerontology and I am loving every minute of it even though I am old enough to be my professor's mother! I have just moved back to Los Angeles with my husband and daughter after living in Colorado and Texas for the past 9 years.

I cared for my mother for 15 years she had Alzheimer's. That was a learning experience for me, I am very thankful that I had the privilege to care for her. It taught me patience, empathy and to understand others. Because of that experience, after the death of my mother I decided to go back to school to become a certify Nurse Assistance and a certify Home Health Aid ( CNA/CHHA.) I also have experience with ALS patience . I have been working as license CNA and CHHA for seven years, and four with ALS patience in nursing homes , small care facilities and private homes. I performed duties such as meal preparation, medication management bathing grooming, dressing and take vital signs etc.. I truly enjoy caring for the elderly. I am looking forward to serve you or your love ones.

I am very kind and compassionate person. Actually got into this business because of a simple conversation with a potential employer regarding my own family experience's with providing care to ALS patient (mother-in-law) as well as my own father with dimentia/Alzheimer's disease. Spent many years caring for both parents while raising my own family. Have since been employed as a caregiver for many years now.

I have been a caregiver all my life, starting when I ws 14 years old and rode my bike to a nursing facility to volunteer. I spent the rest of my career working with seniors and developmentally disabled adults. I got a CNA certicicate back in 1987, but have no clue if it hold any value these days. I am retired. I volunteer with hospice and my Therapy Dog at several homes, and love doing this. I'd like to gt out a bit more, and a little bit more money coudn't hurt. I am 53, single, Christian, honest, and have lost many family members. I was involved in their care, so I know what that is like. I have also been critically ill, and have myself been in hospice. I know how confusing the medical world can be. I learned so much from my work managing an 89 bed facility for 18 years and working with the doctors there…then becoming a patient myself. Give me a call. I might be able to help you out, I certainly will do my best, and if I feel I can't do something I am honest enough to let you know that as well. Best wishes in your search.

I think that it's all about putting away your needs to assist others, knowing that a smile on your face can bring job and happiness to someone else. I do believe that reliability is a vital trait in a caregiver. I am so happy to help others.

I enjoy laughter and am generally light hearted. I enjoy helping others and getting to know each client so that we form a personal connection. I help prepare food bank bags and distribute once a month to the homeless in the Pasadena area that I live in. I believe we should all do our part to help the less fortunate starting in our own back yard/neighborhood.

Hello, my name is Regina. I am fluent in English and Spanish. I consider myself a compassionate and kind person. I love a good talk, and I am a great listener. The reason I have decided to join this career is to be able to assist senior citizens with their daily routine and personal care, but mostly because I have always had a soft spot for them. I feel satisfied and fulfilled when I put a smile in their faces, and knowing that they can have a friend in me. I know I am just a stranger but I am trustworthy. I am big on honesty and respect. I would say my biggest achievement is being the mother of my beautiful 13yr old. She is very smart and mature for her age. I am proud of her and I hope she is proud of me. Thank you for having me :)

Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Leona. Named after my father Leon. I am a TwistED Alumni CYT200hr Currently working on my 300hr CYT (Certified Yoga Teacher) I am committed to my personal growth, embracing opportunities to learn, self reflection & self improvement. If I had to use one word to describe myself: Groovy Love Peace [?] and Gratitude

I am an outgoing, happy and very positive person. I enjoy talking and helping others. I am reliable, dependable and trustworthy. I communicate well and clear and have a sense of humor. I was a caregiver to my mother and her and I were best friends.She was my hero. I enjoyed that time daily. I knew what she needed and anticipated her needs as well. I made each day for her a time to look forward to. I know she appreciated our good times every day.

I have empathy for the patient. I encourage them in their daily tasks and goals. I comfort them in their moments of despair. I work with them to see the gift in every day. I am patient and friendly, sincere and resourceful.

I began working as a caregiver during my senior year of high school, I have since enjoyed every single part of being a caregiver, I have grown and learned so much that I am greatfull to have had this be my first job ever. I really enjoy being there for the family and their loved ones. I lost my grandparents from both sides of my family and I truly understand and appreciate how important it is to care and love our family. I consider myself a great listener and a very patient person. What I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is making my client and their families happy and know that their loved ones are in good hands. Something I am proud of is my job, I am proud of being a caregiver and proud of all the differences I have made in peoples lives.

Hello my name is Mat, I am a very motivated person. Being a caregiver is what I really want to do at this point in my life. I graduated from Glendale Career College where I took a class training to become a Medical Assistant. I enjoyed becoming a Medical Assistants much now I am in Pasadena College studying to become a full on Nurse.

I choose to be a Caregiver to be, both, a blessing and to "give back" for what has been done for me, personally. I have been a Caregiver throughout my life, beginning with my sister (nine years older), with Special Needs, and confined to a wheel chair. I was also Caregiver to my mother when diagnosed with Cancer, until she passed away. I then began taking care of my sister, full time (now resides in a nursing care facility due to medical reasons). I have a sincere understanding of the concerns and responsibilities surrounding the care and safety of our loved ones. I have also volunteered for 20 years in Community Outreach Ministries, assisting individuals, families and the elderly. I am grateful to have the opportunity to help others, assisting them to continue to live as independently, as possible. It is not just a job, it is a great life.