Georgia State University

I enjoy listening, sharing humor & helping people who are in need. People appreciate the time you spend with them. Volunteering my time at church and my children's schools.

My name is Priscilla. I discovered that caring for seniors is my passion. I am a mature and professional individual. My availability is open from 4 hours per day to live-in assistance. I also have a network of professionals assisting me if I am unavailable. Call immediately. 404-910-7447. Satisfaction Guaranteed Excellent references are available.

Hello, my name is Alima and I'm thrilled for the opportunity to potentially work with you as a caregiver. I bring over 25 years of experience as a certified nursing assistant, specializing in providing personalized care tailored to each individual's unique needs. My passion for caregiving stems from a genuine desire to make a positive difference in people's lives . Throughout my career, I've developed strong communication skills, empathy, and a deep understanding of the importance of dignity and respect in caregiving. I prioritize building trust and rapport with my clients, ensuring they feel comfortable and valued at all times. I'm adaptable and resourceful, capable of handling various tasks with efficiency and attention to detail. Whether it's assisting with daily activities, medication management, or simply providing companionship and emotional support, I'm committed to going above and beyond to meet your needs. Above all, I view caregiving as more than just a job - it's a calling.. I genuinely care about the well -being of my clients and strive to enhance their quality of life in every way possible. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can best support you and your family. "

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I am a very patient and compassionate person.caregiving has been what I love doing because I enjoy helping others

Hello my name is Simone. I am current college student. I am motivated, progressive and outgoing caregiver. I enjoy helping individuals achieve there daily goals.

I have a background on Social Work and have been doing caregiving since 2001 when I took an interim job with a lady who had Alzheimer's. I was hooked! I have been a caregiver ever since. I find I love the one-on-one interactions and the opportunity to be helpful to an elderly person. I spent time daily with my grandparents growing up and have always loved older people. I am loving, caring, dependable, responsible and am someone who "gets the job done" when something needs to be taken care of. I have helped with all activities of daily living, provided transportation to appointments and shopping, have done hair (a little), laundry, light housekeeping, monitored and gave medications. I have always been in close contact with families so that they are aware of my client's needs and they also help me to be aware of the client's needs and personalities. Communication is key.

I have a nurturing desire to help those in need. I understand that a person can feel vulnerable, scared, confused and uncomfortable, and being able to identify the fears create a sense of calm and trust. That I'm able to be a voice of encouragement to help provide individualized and appropriate care, I'm proud of returning back to school to obtain my registered nurse RN license.

I am not only compassionate with great patience, but I am also very attentive. I am very dedicated to performing daily duties with integrity, empathy, and consideration for my patient and their needs. I aim to assist in anyway I can to the best of my abilities even if this means performing a specific task that isn't necessarily outlined in the job duties. I first began to feel as though care-giving is my calling considering the amount of care and attention I provide to family and fiends in need. The fact that many people come to me for advice, attention, or just a simple hug made me realize how dependable I am emotionally, financially, and mentally. The idea of having a job as a care provider seems more than enjoyable and fulfilling given that my natural characteristics are what is listed as requirements int he job details. Being that it all comes from a genuine place, performing daily task will come at ease with no effort.

Hi! My name is Shenya I am currently a junior Nursing major at Georgia State University. My attraction to caregiving started with my grandmother who was ill most of my life. I helped my family out a lot when it came to her health. I helped her bathe, cook, made sure she took the proper medication for the day and also refill her medicine. I cared for her from 2012-2015. Even though my experience is limited I do have the knowledge from learning over the past few years.

I am a caring, considerate, hard- working woman that strives to make others happy. I grew up living and taking care of my grandmother and there was nothing more joyous than making her smile and cheering her up. Ever since I was a little girl I had a passion and love for caring for those in need, and I loved to listen to the wisdom of my elders being passed down. I am glad to have obtained so many loving relationships and I hope to have a positive and insightful impact on each person I encounter in my life.

I love caring for others and keeping them company. I am friendly, kindhearted, honest, and loving! I love being a caregiver because it allows me to interact and assist others at the same time.

I truly could say I love that I am able to meet and work with different clients with different personalities . I been attracted to the medical field when I was 16 , when my mother took me to work with her . Than I began to create bonds with her clients and enjoyed helping out . Once I was old enough I started to volunteer at assistant / senior livings then I started working in different facilities . I've mostly worked with a lot of memory clients and assisted living clients which I Enjoyed .

1.First of all I believe I have the right balance of knowledge, and skills. I am approachable, sociable and reliable. 2. Care giving taught me the spirit of putting others first. Being a server to them. I believe that I should look not only for my own interests, but also for the interests of others. Therefore, this is what make me feel passion about offering my time, energy to help others. 3. Being raised by a single mother made me to have so much respect even on women, not only caring for them as patients or clients, but treating them as my own family or parents as I have been taught when I grew up. It gives me sense of pride just to care for other people. 3. Also, being able to reach as a way of social responsibility. Having a volunteerism spirit to do things that changes others lives without being paid for it. 4. I'm a very loving person. Patient, motivational speaker, I am also a mentor to the youth. I am very hardworking, I have passion to excel in every capacity in my professional life and I believe that nothing is possible in life if we go out to claim it. I have lived in Malaysia, Australia, Botswana, South Africa before. I also visited UK, Singapore and Thailand in 2008. I enjoy cooking, reading current affairs, research work, writing, social networks and public speaking. I strongly believe in advocacy. My main interests lies in Sustainable development, Family development, Health care, Poverty alleviation and HIV/AIDS.

Caregiving has been a passion of mine for 4+ years. Through caretaking I have had the most unique opportunity to promote growth, a healthy diet, and most importantly a smile. I've met amazing individuals of all ages, intellect and mobility. What I enjoy the most is the knowledge I've gained over the years from my experience. I'm always available to a new client!

As a caregiver, my strengths lie in empathy, patience, attentiveness, and adaptability, which enable me to provide personalized care and support to those in need. I'm drawn to caregiving because of my innate desire to help others and make a positive difference in their lives. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the opportunity to form meaningful connections with individuals and families, and witnessing the impact of my support on their well-being. A personal achievement I'm proud of is the ability to consistently provide compassionate care and contribute to enhancing the quality of life for those I assist.

Honestly, I've always had a giving personality and I like helping people. But I'd love to tell you a story, which really helped me make this decision. When my grandfather passed away, my grandmother was left alone. Plus, her arthritis was starting to worsen, and she began having more and more trouble preparing her meals, bathing, and getting her groceries. So we found her a caregiver--and she was absolutely amazing! She stayed with my grandma for longer hours than was expected--typically playing some Chopin and Debussy records (her favorite music) while telling stories about growing up in Europe. That was very soothing for my grandma, and that caregiver inspired me to join this field."It takes a cheerful and encouraging attitude to assist individuals who have trouble taking care of themselves and performing everyday activities. It takes thick skin and both mental and physical determination--and you need to be genuinely motivated by a desire to help others to become a successful home health aide. Interview questions for these jobs will ask you how your caregiver skills enable you to stay positive and caring and to fight off exhaustion on all levels (mental, emotional, and physical).

I am upbeat and very friendly! I'm very compassionate and patient. Some things I feel that makes me a great caregiver is my integrity, punctuality, reliability, and my ability to observe and learn my clients pretty quickly. What attracts me to being a caregiver in particularly is I am passionate about helping the elderly because I've witnessed the negligence that elder people endure. It's very heartbreaking to see, so being that one good caregiver who is able to give the care I wish to receive for myself and my loved ones, if ever needed, makes a difference for me. What I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is seeing the smiles and laughs on my clients faces, it makes me feel good and like I'm doing something right. A personal achievement I am very proud of is being a strong advocator for my clients who can't advocate for themselves. For example, I have a client who is cognitive impaired and is living in a nursing facility. On several occasions I've stopped nurses from giving her the wrong medications, amongst other things. I can honestly say I really love what I do, and I love and care for my clients like they are family!

Easy going aide looking to do what I enjoy help take care of others.

Compassionate and experienced home health aide with great concern and consideration towards a patient's needs. Committed to providing exceptional quality of care and engagement with patients to improve their overall quality of life while maintaining independence in their own home.