University of Miami

Hi! My name is Kalaneat, but I go by Kaly. My passion is helping people and giving back however I can. I enjoy interacting with people and if I can make someone's day a little brighter or easier than I have achieved my goal. I am extremely outgoing, yet very professional and take my job duties extremely seriously. I aim to always give 100%. I am certified in Health Careers Core Curriculum,Essentials of Nutrition and Diet Therapy,CPR,AED,Narcan Overdose Training, Pharmacology,Activities for Older Adults Living with Dementia,HIV/AIDS Certified,as well as COVID-19 Certification and Domestic Violence Training Certification. I have worked with high risk patients in their homes previously .I look forward to each and every new opportunity! :-)

I am a 22 year old graduate from the University of Miami. I've been passionate about nursing since the age of 10. Once I entered high school, I was grateful enough to be able to receive an Certified Nursing Assistant License. Next stop for me is nursing school to receive a BSN. Most importantly empathy and compassion are values I emphasize dealing with patients.

Caring and energetic RN seeking opportunity to put into practice acquired education and skills. Hardworking, flexible, adapt easily to change in the environment and work schedule. Critical thinker and fast learner. Ready to further knowledge and grow.

Hello, My name is Brian McCallion. I am 43 years old and enjoy helping people. I have worked as a caregiver with my family and some friends' families, but this is my first time seeking employment outside of that circle. I have a great love for communicating and trying to improve the lives of others. My mother also told me to treat people as I would like to be treated and I try to live life by that golden rule. I have a lot of energy, enjoy communication and always put everything I have into anything that I attempt. I just came back to America after spending eight years as an English as a second language teacher in South Korea. It was a tremendous experience and it gave me real perspective in my life. I am no longer content with working just to make money. I really need to do something rewarding. Something that can make a difference in the world. If I have to do it one person at a time, then that is okay by me. If you give me a chance to prove myself; I guarantee that it is a choice that you will not regret. Thank you for your time and consideration, Brian 856-818-2855 bmcca99@yahoo.com

What makes me a great caregiver is that I have been one all my life. I was a member of the Junior League of Boston, MA, and also Austin, TX, and served the community for fifteen years as a volunteer at Massachusetts General Hospital in the Rehabilitation of the Amputees, the Cape Cod Hospital in the Pediatric ward, and in Breckenridge Hospital in Austin, TX, in the newborn nursery. I was the main caregiver for both my mother and father during my life with them. I also worked for Brookdale Senior Living in their skilled nursing facility in Sun City Center for nearly a year and a half and have been taking care of a quad for a year in Brandon. I also ran a missing children charity in the Brandon area for five years and we were the second largest missing children organization in the US with 468 missing children nationally and internationally. I also am a published author and am working on my second book about my missing daughter's case. She has been missing for 25 years.

I am Osa Ikhile, with a sweet demeanor, dedication and preparation. I demonstrate a remarkable drive, resolve and independent judgement. My interaction with clients showed me to be very like able, and possessing of the promise to be an excellent companion.

Hello, my name is Dante. I am a recently graduated college student from the University of Miami. I have a bachelors degree in Business Administration and a Minor in Nursing/Aide. I have been working as a Home Aide for 4 years with many different wonderful people. I recently moved to Buford, Georgia and wish to continue my work as a home aide specialist. I enjoy the satisfaction of taking care of others and being an amazing companion.

My name is Emily and it sounds cliche, but I am truly in this type of work to help not just the people I care for, but to also help families. I strongly strive to give families peace of mind when leaving their loved ones in my care. I worked for four years for a family, caring for their autistic son in his young adult years and helping with his homeschool plan. I want to help people so much. I can adapt to most anything and anyone. I have a sense of humor that helps me get through difficult days and connect with clients. Now I am a Direct Support Professional Family Caregiver and work with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ranges. I've been doing this work for 12 years. I graduated from The University of Miami in 2012 with a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences.

I am gentle, patient, and professional. I was initially attracted in becoming a caregiver because of my love for science and medicine. I love what I do because of the positive impact I make on individual lives. A personal achievement I am proud of is the care I provided to COVID patients in 2020. That year I proved to myself how resilient, selfless, and compassionate I can be.

I am honest, respectful, professional caring . I have been an RN for 40 years. I want to go to part time work. what attracted me to helping people is my calling. I enjoy knowing that I helped my client to be comfortable and happy. My personal achievement is raising three very success adult children who are beautiful people, inside and out...