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I have a lot of patience and I'm very compassionate so I've been told I have a heart full of mercy. I have a way of understanding what the person I'm caring for is going through. I'm very attentive, dependable and trustworthy. I know that most people who need home care services are in a vulnerable position, they are inviting someone into their home not only to care for them but to be near their valuables. they expect someone trustworthy. I'm dependable, reliable, very observant I see myself as a workaholic very energetic. I have three traits instilled in me that makes me a wonderful caregiver to people, animals, etc... and that's Empathy, Compassion & Patience. I am passionate about my work, I am ambitious and driven, highly organized, and an excellent communicator. I feel that I will fit in beautifully and be a great addition to the team. Thank you for your interest in my comment.

I am a caring and responsible person with over 20 years experience in the healthcare industry. I have worked in nursing home facilities as well as done in home care. I pride myself in being patient, loving and kind. I put my heart into all that I do. I don't see caring for someone as just a job; yes it is my career and it is how I provide for my family, but I love what I do.

Compassionate, personable, service focus and eager CNA looking for a suitable position where I can provide the best healthcare environment for my patients / clients. 4 years in medical field proving services to adults / children where I comply to always display the best care and support to my professional ability.

I became a caregiver because I'm a very Caring person and I enjoy helping others. I like that I can help others. I went back to school and I am also a Recognized Medical Assistant and graduated with a 3.96 Gpa I'm a very hard worker, I'm reliable and dependable, I'm a team player, and I'm a very kind and caring person.

I became a caregiver because I love being such a big impact in someone's life. I've been blessed with a gift & I plan to share it with the world. The best thing I like about being a caregiver is the companionship that comes along with caring for others. My best achievement that Im proud of would probably be the fact that I saved someone's life. I am a young adult that's just trying to make a difference in someone else's life. I've been in the health care field for about 5 almost 6 years. My experience ranges from children, teens, elderly, hospice and the mentally impaired. I am currently in school to become a registered medical assistant.

Hello I'm a self starter, very energetic, I'm very dependable and I'm a hard worker. I love to care for those who can't care for themselves. I started my journey in the medical field to help those who need a little extra attention.

Hello, my name is Lisa. I have been in your shoes. I know what it's like to be scared and not know what to do when it comes to the care of a loved one. I took care of my mother when she became ill with Cancer and was her full-time caregiver for 1 1/2 years (2 1/2 years part-time). She required 100% care in those last years, which required me to quit my job. I am currently caring for my father who has Macular Degeneration and Diabetes, but he cares for himself, with the exception of anything that basically requires him to have more than 20% sight. He can no longer drive, take care of his paperwork or maintain his medication. Along with my parents, I did help with caring for my grandmother who had Alzheimer's Disease on a very part-time basis about 20 years ago. I have been a medical assistant (18 years of front and back office experience) previously, but went into the mortgage industry when my mom became sick, as it allowed me to have a more flexible schedule, which is why you see me working for mortgage companies during the past 9 years. During that time, my main focus was the elderly, because I loved helping them understand what was going on and easing their concerns over what the process was. I have a passion for helping people who cannot help themselves and making a difference in their lives. I think everybody deserves that.

I became a caregiver because I had such a strong passion for caring for people- especially seniors. After working with one Alzheimer's client I knew this was what I was supposed to be doing. I love the feeling I get when I know I made someones day a little better. I pay close attention to clients comfort and well-being. Getting to know clients and hear their stories about their past is truly a rewarding experience.

I became a caregiver because I'm a very giving person and I enjoy helping others and what better way is there to help others then to help take care of someone that can't provide for themselves. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the fact that I get to help someone everyday and not because I have to but because I want to. A personal achievement that I'm proud of is going back to school and graduating as a Medical Assistant. I graduated as a Certified Nursing Assistant in 2005, So I have been a CNA for 9 years now and I went back to school and graduated on December 11, 2013 as a Medical Assistant, and I'm a responsible, dependable, and a very caring person.