Daytona College

Hello my name is Ashley and I have 17 years experience in healthcare that varies from Home Health to Medical assisting. I have always loved being a caregiver it truly is my passion. I enjoy the melting pot of patients I meet doing what I love best. A personal achievement I am proud of is being apart of an amazing healthcare team the provides top shelf tier service to clients.

My Name is Cassandra Louis, I am currr ky an RN Student, expected to graduate September 2024. I have 2 kids, a 4 year old and a 9 year old. I love to cook, during my free time I like to sleep.

My name is Ismerai, but everyone calls me Izzy. I have worked as a Home Health Aide for 17 years and since I grew up in the Hispanic culture, we love our elderly, our parents and grandparents. I love learning from them, and from their experiences. I am a loving and patient person. And I am up to date with the Covid vaccines.

My name is Karis, like Paris but with a "K". I have always been fond of helping others and believe it should be done with care! I specialize in Daily Care such as helping with shopping needs, doctor appointments,simple meal prep and laundry.

I am an upbeat and positive soul who has a lot of patience and compassion for others. I have always been concerned for others wellbeing. I enjoy helping and spending time getting to know others.

I became a caregiver when my mother-in-law got sick, she had diabetes type 2 and kidney failure she passed away a few years later then I became the caregiver for my husband which passed away 7 years ago. It was then I realized that I had a gift for taking care of people, so I became a caregiver. My first patient had Alzheimer's and was a diabetic with heart problems and also blind but with him I was able to do something that really made a difference for me I was able to talk to him about what he loved to do when he was younger we made a bucket list so we could pick out things that were doable for him he loved to go to the beach he loves swimming even though he could not swim we did go to the beach and he was able to wet his feet in the water and that made my day to see a smile in his face and he has never forgotten that even though he passed away several years ago I still remember how happy he was that moment so that tells you a little bit of why I became a caregiver I want to be able to do things that they could be able to remember even when things get tough give them something to smile about

I have been a CNA for more than eight years, and I always treat my clients as I would treat my mother and/or the way I would want to be treated. I was raised to respect my elders and so I always have.