Winter Park Tech

I would love to be a caregiver. It makes me feel happy that I can make someone else's life just a bit easier everyday. I want them to be able to feel safe. I work in a dialysis, clinic and hospital setting. I always do my best to make them feel comfortable and with a smile. They love to just have someone to talk to and I love talking to them and hearing all their great stories. The best part of my life was taking care of my mom. She was ill pretty much since I was very young. Anything I was able to do for her I did. She was so happy, Sadly she decided to go into hospice but we did it at home, with me able to care for her, make her comfortable and safe. I know that's sad but I know in my heart it makes me feel happy to be able to be there for someone, make them happy and smile. I was born and raised in New Jersey and am the oldest of 6 kids. I love pets, I love to organize things and be clean. I am married to a wonderful man for 12 yrs and have helped raise my wonderful stepson and niece.

1. I became a caregiver because I wanted to love and help those who are in need. 2.I think being a caregiver is the best way of sharing and loving with a heart of compassion. 3. Being able to bond and connect with my client. 4. Caregiving is my life.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people, the joy that I receive when I help someone who needs help is more then a paycheck. Following my mind, doing what I love, has helped me in more ways that I can say at this time. I have been in health care for 24 years now, I have tried other things, but this is what I enjoy doing.

I am a warm caring person, who takes pride in my profession. I take care of my clients in a gentle manner, speaking to them with respect while maintaining there dignity . Yourt love ones will be loved and be happy as i can keep them.

I Like to take care of people and that is why I became a caregiver Being a caregiver for me means staying close to residents, helping them with all their needs. Make the residents and family members feel like home. I like to see them happy. Many times I saw people coming in a nursing home very sick and depress, just waiting for the last minute to pass out. But sometimes it can be the opposite after a good follow up and a good care. I am always proud to see the person who was dying recovering and becoming what he or she was before the sickness. I am a caring person. I like to take good care of people. I have a reliable schedule and willing to give my best. Please let me know if we can work.

1. Because I am passionate about helping people. 2. My goal is to one day become an RN; it gives me a sense of worth to know that I make a difference in someone's life. 3. Becoming a Medical Assistant is one personal achievement that I am very proud of. 4. I am a dedicated, compassionate, fun loving, loyal and respectful individual whose goal is to treat others the same way that I would love to be treated.

I'm a seasoned massage therapist who's trying to go back to school to get further training in the Physical Therapy field. I'm looking for a spunky senior who needs a companion and would benefit from regular massage and help with care and such, in exchange for a room in their home while i take classes (class schedule can be designed to accommodate your needs). I got my first experience with elder care while helping my grandmother live out her remaining years at home, which was her wish. I truly love helping people feel better and more connected to the world around them.

1. Love helping those who aren't able to help themselves. 2. I'm able to meet various type of clients with different needs; that I'm able to assist with. 3. Having going back to school to accomplish my GED, Medical Record Transcriptionist, Phlebotomist and complete a computer programming program. 4. I am a self motivating person.

Since I'm already in the medical field I always have a passion for helping elderly people. Always believed that you have treated people the way wanted to be treated . My personal achievement was taking care of my mother when she had a stroke 15 years ago