Georgia State University

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.

I'm a great caregiver because I have passion and love for my job.I became a caregiver because I want to take care of our seniors and people with disabilities

I am a very conscientious caregiver. And I make sure I get jobs completed in a very timely manner. I can handle several jobs at one time. I am very good at multitasking. I enjoy being a caregiver, because not only does it give me satisfaction, but it gives the person who won caring satisfaction. It's a win-win situation.

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

I am very hardworking, dependable, trustworthy, and devoted to my craft. I am very meticulous when it comes to detail and take extreme pride into caregiving. I've been a caregiver for 6 years now and it's one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I am currently a private duty cna and I currently attend Georgia State University pursuing a career in nursing. One of the main reasons why I chose this career is my compassion for people and learning about the different walks of life. I enjoy meeting new people and having the opportunity to have impact on people's lives to help cope with loss, disabilites, and all forms of caregiving. It is my dream to become a nurse, and to be able to care for others who have to readjust to adversities in their lives. One personal achievement for me is that I was able to take care of my own mother before her passing in 2018.

For me, being a caregiver goes beyond just providing physical assistance; it's about offering emotional support, companionship, and building meaningful, trusting relationships with those I care for. I believe in creating an environment where my clients feel truly valued and understood, knowing their needs will be met with both professionalism and kindness. My goal is always to be reliable and compassionate, ensuring that those I assist feel safe, supported, and uplifted in their daily lives. My deep empathy for others has always driven me to foster a positive and nurturing atmosphere, where my clients can feel at ease and truly cared for. With experience in a variety of settings, I've had the privilege of working with diverse clients, each with unique needs, which has broadened my understanding of various conditions and illnesses. Additionally, I am certified as a Medication Aid and Phlebotomist, hold a degree in Health Science, and am currently in my senior year as a nursing student. This combination of formal education, hands-on experience, and a compassionate approach allows me to provide the highest level of care while creating a truly supportive environment for those I serve.

I am a retired educator and I value the quality of life I can share with seniors. I am fun and have lots if experience nurturing and caring for seniors. I have cared for 4 different seniors -- age 82 to 99.

I have several years of experience working in the medical field, which gave me a strong foundation in patient care, communication, and handling sensitive situations with compassion. During that time, I learned how important it is to treat every individual with dignity and respect, and I carry that same mindset into caregiving. I would describe myself as patient, dependable, and compassionate. I believe those qualities are essential to being a great caregiver because they allow me to connect with people on a personal level and provide support in a way that feels genuine. What first attracted me to caregiving was the chance to make a real difference in someone's daily life, whether it is offering companionship, lending a hand with tasks, or simply being someone they can rely on. What I enjoy most about caregiving is building relationships and bringing comfort to others. Even small gestures, like sharing a laugh or helping someone feel more at ease, are meaningful to me. One personal achievement I am proud of is completing my degree while balancing work and family responsibilities. It taught me perseverance, time management, and the importance of showing up for others, all qualities I carry into my caregiving work.

1. I have always been interested in the medical field and I have always wanted to have a career in which I change lives. I absolutely love to help people, I think it is the most fulfilling thing in the world, and nursing will allow me to do this on a daily basis. Also, it provides endless job opportunities as well as endless opportunities to volunteer in my community. 2. Personally, what I love about being a caregiver there's constant excitement and challenge in a caregivers life. You have the opportunity to make swift decisions, learn each day and never get bored, as each day is different. 3. A personal achievement I'm most proud of is, when I graduated from high school it was one of the best moments of my life. I felt inspired, ambitious, and positive. 4. "My real strength is my attention to detail. I pride myself on my reputation for following through and meeting deadlines. When I commit to doing something, I make sure it gets done, and on time." What I am looking for now is a company that values customer relations, where I can join a strong team and have a positive impact on my nursing career.

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

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 also have my CPR & FIRST AID certification and graduated amongst the top students in my class for my CNA.

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.

Being a caregiver requires patients and compassion which are traits I am skilled in. I enjoy connecting with the patient, so they can feel as comfortable as if they were with family. I love helping in any way because I know it will be me some day.

Hello, I am a military veteran and enjoy working with people. I have traveled to more than 18 different countries learning new cultures. I enjoy cooking, teaching and caring (especially) for children as well as others who cannot provide for themselves. I have a strong passion to motivate people and being there for anyone who needs help. I aspire to have my very own assisted living business one day!

Hi, my name is Wulliyah but I go by Liyah. I'm an experienced and compassionate caregiver dedicated to providing safe, respectful, and reliable support. I focus on meeting each person's unique needs with patience and kindness, and I'm here to help make daily life easier and more comfortable.

ACHIEVING MORE AND MORE EDUCATION AND LEARNING EXPERIENCES.

Hello! I'm a naturally compassionate and dependable person who truly enjoys caring for others. I'm patient, attentive, and take pride in creating a comfortable and safe environment for those I care for. I was drawn to caregiving because I've always found fulfillment in helping others feel supported and respected. What I enjoy most is forming genuine connections with the individuals and families I support. One of my proudest achievements is helping a former client regain independence after a major surgery being part of that progress meant the world to me.

With now 4+ years of experience, I began caring for seniors as a teenager, helping my aunt take care of my great-grandmother who had dementia until her passing in 2022. I PROFESSIONALLY started senior care after graduating high school in 2020. On weekends, I'd assist seniors from church, while weekdays were spent working as a dental assistant during the day and a caregiver with 365 Home Care in the evenings. In 2020, I also enlisted in the United States Army National Guard, dedicating one weekend monthly to military duties. Today, I continue my caregiver role during the week, army career, and complete college work online. I have a deep passion for senior care because it brings me joy! Watching my great-grandmother transition from being independent to someone who could no longer recognize me or care for herself made me want to help others. My work as a traveling dental assistant also exposed me to many nursing homes, where I saw seniors not receiving proper care, further fueling my desire to make a difference! I am competent in bed baths, meal preparations, feeding, personal hygiene, light housekeeping, running errands etc.