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In my experience, I have learned that caregiving for a loved one is no easy task for the family. My purpose is to help others in their time of need and to truly make a difference. My initial desire to serve as a caregiver stemmed from caring for my own mother during her time of need. This desire soon solidified and transformed into my aspiration to pursue caregiving professionally. I learned that caregiving involves so much more than standing by one's side and holding their hand. It requires competence, respect, advocacy, patience & attention to detail. Needless to say, it is so much more than just a job for me; it is a chance to become part of a team dedicated to meeting the needs of the client. For me, what is most rewarding is developing a relationship with a client on a one-to-one basis and within the comforts of their home. In addition, I have learned that the client is not the only individual in need of caregiving, but also his/her family and I am first and foremost a guest in their home. During my training as a CNA I had perfect attendance. I am also a Certified Pharmacy Technician. This strong work ethic is of utmost importance to me, because I know that my client counts on me to be consistent and reliable at all times. Attention to detail and ongoing monitoring of treatment adherence is also so critical to my role. Finally, when appropriate, I do my best to embed and incorporate a sense of humor in the work I do. This is because laughter really sometimes is the best medicine. I love nothing more than seeing a smile spread across my client's face. I vow to be one who can laugh at myself and who will laugh with you and your family. I also vow to be someone who will offer kindness, comfort and solace during the harder times. Bringing this kind of compassionate care into your home to enhance your quality of life is my passion, purpose and ultimate objective.

Hello! I've been in the medical field for about 9 years. I have been an LVN for 6 years. I've worked with pediatrics to geriatrics. I've been in assisted living and home health. I attended Glendale Career College for registered nursing and graduated this month (May 2020). I have a passion for this field and will most likely continue my education in the near future. I love challenging myself and I learn something new every single day.

Im a genuine person, resourceful, flexible, honest, understanding, hardworker, and loving person... i love taking care elderlies because i used to do it to my grandmother :). I enjoy meeting diff. Elderlies and i love having conversation with them and listening to their stories even if its the usual topic still iam patiently listening :). Iam proud that i make them happy even if theyre not with their family for the whole day in their everyday lives.

Medical assistant for 18 years and a corpsman for the United States Navy for 10 years Home care services for 4 years taking care of Alzheimer's and Dementia patients in their homes

I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing.

I started as a caregiver at Meadowbrook senior living and am currently working as a private caregiver for two days on the weekends. I have experience in helping patients with their ALDS from grooming bathing, toileting, dressing, etc.

I am a compassionate, understanding, and loving caregiver. I have been working as a caregiver for 2 years now with no complaints, I also have different titles (CNA and CMA). I am dedicated to helping people, I believe in taking excellent care of people cause that's what I would want for my family and self.

I became a Caregiver because I enjoy the service industry. Providing care and nurturing others is an innate quality I possess. I enjoy providing clients with independence and dignity during their time of need. I recently graduated from my LVN program and am eager to receive my license in Nursing. I've been a Caregiver for 5 years and have vast experience in the areas of : hospice care, alzheimer's disease, diabetes, COPD, CHF, palliative care, wound care, vital sign monitoring, medication reminders, housekeeping and household management.

I am a freshly retired federal employee, but I still have that endurance and want to help. I am a medical assistant graduate. Before I worked at my federal job, I used to do a private duty care in a senior health care center. I am proud to help and serve any one older than me. I know one day it will be my turn that will need help, since my age is also in the bank of that stage. But I still don't feel old, and some say I don't look it either.

I’m a competitive Certified Medical Assistant great communication skills and interpersonal skills versed in organize, prestigious in injections, vital signs, answering and scheduling appointments, data analysis, simple physical exams also have infection control, NHSN, EMR, PDR, HIPAA.I take pride in my profession and have a strong work ethic that is known for excellent customer service and my attention to detail.

I want to become a Caregiver because I love, care to the clients to serve what they needs. I am honesty, work hard, love, care and Trust in the Lord with everything I can do with Gods help. I try my best to serve the clients with my care and love. I had to take care Mrs. Lants from 2009 to 2012, I prepared 3 meals a day, reminder the medication, call to the doctor for refill her medication, light housekeeping, assistance to bathroom, toilet,shower, fixed bed, wash clothes, walk outside in sidewalk,assisted to Church every Sunday and doctor's appointment.playing cards, reading books to the clients, I know you are the best company and I am looking forward to work with your company. Thank you very much, god bless.