Georgia State University

Caregiver is one job that I can do to increase my experience to be a nurse. I went to school / college for 8 years and studied to complete my Master degree in chemistry. A caregiver job supported me during those years and I see now how baby boomer really need best caregivers who has a lot of experienced in caring, personal hygiene care, dealing with their daily activities to maintain their health, light exercise,. Personal achievement that I proud of is I reach Master Program in my education. So I am an educated caregiver, I can explain about how important for their blood circulation. Moreover since I see many elderly people has problem of inflammation on their hands, legs, foot, I did light massage therapy with my rolling stick to reduce the inflammation and heal their vein bloods so day by day they recover from this inflammation and they are happy. I do this with one client who has Parkinson disease and heart failure. For clients that have UTI, I explained to the family member how to clean rightfully and with the clients who has ulcer or bed sore how to heal or treat those sore. I work for hospice. I am very excellent dealing with client who need tube feeding machine and make sure they don't have any irritable skin where the tube is. So I have worked as a caregiver for 8 years, a lot of experiences with paralysis, stroke, Parkinson, dementia, disable and hospice cares. Regular caring is my basic treatment to elderly people. My specialty now to heal/treat clients with my

Presently working with a family Friday and Saturday. I love taking care of people and have worked in this field and I realize not everyday office job

My passion and care for people are one of my favorite services I can provide. I had my own personal care home business, due to my son's personal illness I had to close it. What I love about being a caregiver is seeing the smiles on their faces, when you are able to help them. A personal achievement when I opened my own personal home for them. As for myself I am honest, trustworthy , kind and patient.

I have been in the medical field for more than 20 yes. I love what I do to help restore the health of my patients although the job can be sometimes challenging but am caring, patient and always willing to face the challenges. My caring nature makes me highly in demand to anyone who needs my services.

My name is Priscilla. I discovered that caring for seniors is my passion. I am mature and very professional. My availability is open to live-in caregiving or part-time. I am immediately available. call 404-910-7447 My references shows the level of my dependability and genuineness.

I am a nursing student at Georgia State. I have been living west of Atlanta working with seniors living in a community home and just moved into Atlanta. I love helping with activities of daily living. I am CPR certified and have been working in the hospital for my clinical rotation in school.

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.

I've always wanted to be a caregiver ever since I was little I've was born with the gift to help people and the best part of being a caregiver is knowing your giving love , affection and being there for them and the feeling you feel is amazing my personal achievement is being in this field ..So a little about myself I have a big heart and very compassion about my job and who I work with I'm good at what I do

Aloha! It is in my innate nature to be of service and help others. Doing so gives me great pleasure. I am patient, kind, caring, compassionate, empathetic, and comfortable working with seniors, children and all ages in-between. I also possess a calmness and ability to think quickly under pressure and in stressful situations. I am detail oriented, dependable and maintain my physical health through exercise and clean eating.

I am a mature 46 Y/O female with a pleasant personality. I love to smile which allows people that I server and work with, knows that situations are not always dark as they seems. I do realize that by keeping a genuine smiling face, my co-worker are more drawn to me, and patients are more trusting of me and the care that I provides. At the age of 17, my mother was diagnosed with a neurological disease. After graduating from high school, the only noble and ethical thing to do was to care for her at home. At this tender age, I became a caregiver without a certification or license. I took impeccable care of her until she expired. Through those trying times I realize my heart for caring was more than I thought. I enjoy the look on a resident's face as if to say, "You have been a tower of strength through all this", or my co-worker saying " Great job Nurse A". I am so proud that after my mother's passing I did not keep my God given gift to myself , instead I went back to school and became a licensed care -giver to serve others with excellence.

I love to work with elderly people and to help them. It's really honorable job for me. I like being a caregiver because I respect and honor the elderly and I am a caring person. I'm motivated and disciplined person.

I am very passionate about providing loving care to people. It bring me joy to know that I have made another individual feel safe and happy around me. Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant was an unexpected blessing to me and I have embraced every moment since I started in this field. I have been in the Medical Field for 10 years now from working in Medical Records to the Front Desk, but interacting directly with the patient and being hands on is the best part. It makes me feel appreciated to know that while in their presence and under my care, I am providing a diligent service that speaks highly for itself. I am able to manage multiple task simultaneously, I have great communication skills that make the client and their family feel comfortable interacting with me, and I am very energetic and take pride in providing great care. I’m the type of person on whom my clients will and can depend on.

Hello i am Vanessa but you may call me Nessa. I am a native French speaker that grew up in a small town in Massachusetts and moved to Georgia 9 years ago. I am a very caring and affectionate person that love people. I have experience in taking care of elderly and sick people. I have done a lot of volunteering actions in hospitals and homeless shelters. I am full of life and a very warm person that love to care for others.

I love people. I am honest and trustworthy. My parents raised me with manners and to be respectable in public and privately. As civilized humans we have an obligation to help others and a right to be helped by others. I've spent many years caring for children as a nanny. Firstly, I birthed and raised six children. I married at the early age of 15 years and my husband was 16 years. We were born in Virginia, but spent most of our lives in GA. We were married for 23 years until his death at the age of 39. My deceased husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and I definitely became his caregiver. I just naturally love helping others whether it is a close relative or a stranger I meet on the street. I am not always able to help financially; however, I do love giving others my undivided attention and words of inspiration and motivation. I have always been told that I am a good listener. I am simply blessed by God to care about life, living things and my fellow human beings. What do I like about being a care-giver? I love pleasing people and helping them to feel better about what may be affecting them adversely. I love comforting those in need. We all know how wonderful it feels when relief comes after pain. We all know the "sigh" of relief after suffering. So should we not also feel happy and identify with the joy of each other upon overcoming an obstacle; any kind of obstacle?

1. I was first inspired to become a Caregiver when my mom and two older sisters became Certified Nurse Assistants. Since a small child I've always been a compassionate, caring individual. In high school, from the year 2006 until my senior year in 2009, I completed my hours of community service as a CNA trainee over games and extracurricular activities, under the supervision of both my mother and sister, at SunBridge Care & Rehabilitation for Atlanta. In 2012, I graduated from New Life Technical Academy in Hapeville, GA and became a Certified Nurse Assistant. I am so proud and thankful that I am living my calling as a compassionate Caregiver. 2. What I like most about being a Caregiver is understanding my patients, their medical conditions and rights, and doing all that I can to help them be as independent as possible if capable. My greatest qualities are promoting happiness, and providing safety and comfort for seniors. When caring for my patients I continuously think about how I would want someone to care for my own parents, so I treat them accordingly. I care for my patients in the same way that I would care for my mom or dad or expect their Caregivers to care for them. 3. My most prized personal achievement was my recent undergraduate studies completion from Georgia State University this past December 2014, in which I earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English with a Concentration in Advanced Rhetoric and Composition. I will be enrolling in grad school soon.

I am a 20 year old Georgia State University student, who is pursing on getting my bachelors degree in nursing. I have a one year old name Rehyanna. I volunteer in 2015 at Masonic Pathway nursing home located in Alma, Michigan. The reason why I choose to be a caregiver because I really enjoyed helping out at Masonic pathways an I would do it again once I got back to Michigan. I enjoy helping and keeping a smile on peoples faces. one thing That I'm proud of is doing everything it takes to reach my dreams.

I decided to become a caregiver in 2005 when my father was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease and needed at full time caregiver. I enjoy every aspect of needing to be there for someone and love exceeding expectations. Since becoming a caregiver in 2005, I have had the chance to work with multiple loving families including husbands and wives that didn't have children or family to help take care of them to families that had lots of individuals but just needed that extra someone, \\"me\\", to make their loved one smile. I have my own transportation and am ready to be your loved ones companion.

I became a care giver recently because I genuinely enjoyed the company of the elderly. I believe a person is born a care giver and I realized that care giving is deffinitely my calling. I am a strong woman who lives to tend to people. I am also available through the week and looking to turn this into something of a career.

I am a professional, reliable and friendly woman in her mid-30s seeking to provide personal care for an independent or semi-independent elderly male or female. I can help with errands, housekeeping, light cooking, shopping, finances and any other daily routine activities. I have 10+ years of experience in the medical field (dental care), including patient care and customer relations. I am fit, mobile and excel at multitasking and thinking on my feet. I come from a tight-knit family and place a high value on taking care of others and maintaining a healthy home environment. I am fluent in both Spanish and English, I also enjoy the outdoors, meeting new people, traveling and have a soft spot for children and animals.

1.I became a Certified Nursing Assistant to give me care experience while I attend college for nursing. 2.I love providing one on one care and getting to know my client directly from my client and/or their family. 3.I have morals and ethics that I live by; which guides my actions. 4. I love world music and volunteering.