Beulah Heights University

Am compassionate. This can be seen by my previous work experience. I just love people and ensuring they are comfortable and happy. I have worked with a lot of patients with different conditions. The most important part of being a caregiver is balancing the care needs of my patients with their need to be independent.

I am a very caring person and I also love to help people in need. People say that I am quick to respond to people's needs. I have a good sense of humor when there is a need and love to smile. I have never been rejected as a care giver. I am also a very clean person. My clients love me. I am happy when my clients are happy.

I became a Caregiver because I find personal satisfaction in caring for people, I see it as a meaningful role that allows you to show your love and respect for the person. What I like about being a Caregiver ; it makes me feel good to be helpful and know you are needed by a loved one, it enriches your life. Helping someone feel love and cared about is a personal achievement that I'm proud of. I am a very caring, compassionate, and patiience person. I also have strong leadership, communication and people skills. I always act in a professional and respectful manner.

I became a caregiver; years ago, when a friend of mine, who is a caregiver, asked me to substitute for her for a weekend and look after 6 men who were in a home and needed care. Ever since then, I have had a desire to be a Caregiver. I am a people-person; who likes to help others. I have had a couple of people; in my immediate family, who were disabled, so I know what it is like to care for people who are disabled. I have also worked for Company, in and around the Chicago area, as a Caregiver for people who were disabled. I have at least 1 1/2 years experience working with people who were partially paralyzed or had heart problems. I cook, clean, drive them where they need to go, and administer their medications.