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I am compassionate and patient. Friendly and love all people. My favorite part of my day is to help someone. I live in Frederick.

Hi, my name is Rhea. Helping others has been my calling from an early age. Experienced, respectful, compassionate, CPR-certified CNA, with excellent patient care and documentation skills. Adept at working in a variety of home & health care settings. Patient, great sense of humor, fit physically/emotionally, & technologically savvy. Also provide enrichment activities such as, painting, singing, music, gardening, and more! Contact me today!

May 2014-June2015. Kim Jun 2015 - Feb 2020 Barb Home Caregiver - Specializing in Dementia Care Worked for a family providing in-home care of their 80+ year old mother with dementia. Provided meal preparation/nutrition; medication management; memory care Personal hygiene, housekeeping, laundry; assist with mobility and transportation to doctor appointments. Volunteer: Taught 3rd grade religious studies at church and assist Director with daily duties. Volunteer at nursing home and rehabilitation for senior companionship. Training Certified Nursing Assistant Alzheimer's Care Certificate Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certified Dfire safety, lifting & transferring, repositioning, hovering, first aid, medication admin. & memory care. I'm compationet, chattery,prompt & reliable!

I had my first job working in a nursing home as a housekeeper in 1997 and I got close to a lot of residents living there, so took the c.n.a course and was explored to a different world.......I've actively been working in the healthcare field for over 17 years.

- fun loving, inspirational, caring, and great with conversation. - I always enjoyed taking care of individuals. - Making sure I have a positive impact on the individuals that I assist. And helping them improve their day to day lifestyle. - A wrestling award that was made for me after I completed the season undefeated having to deal with the stress and hardship of my sibling passing.

Very patient and understanding, using empathy to help people. My wife was disabled in 2005. She was for the most part bedridden since 2009. Found great satisfaction in the work. Satisfaction of helping someone stay in their home Being able to keep my wife at home until 2 days before she passed away in April of 2023.

I have always enjoyed working with people. After working for over 25 years with customers, I realize that everyone has their gifts and great stories to tell. Problem solving is fun and was always a part of my job. One of my older friends needed help with cooking, cleaning and shopping. I was happy to do that for her along with a few other chores. Now that I have retired I would like to continue to work part time. This would give me pleasure as well as help anyone who cannot do everyday chores or remember to take medication.

I am a happy energetic individual who loves people. I wanted to be a caregiver to make someone's life better and increase their quality of life. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the feeling at the end of a long day that I made someone feel better or more comfortable. I am proud of getting my LPN recently and applying to nursing school to get my RN.

I've been in healthcare for 10 years and I enjoy helping the elderly. I am a trustworthy, reliable, and flexible person that is seeking an opportunity to work extra and take care of and elderly senior. I have excellent experience in handling patients that have wounds, incontinence, and mental disorders such as: Dementia or Alzheimers. I'm looking forward to being able to take care of a senior and give them the compassion I have for the elderly.

My name is Paris Morris and I'm an CNA/Caregiver! I enjoy working with seniors and I'm compassionate about what I do! I provide many services such as personal care, bathing assistance, medication/reminders, lighthouse keeping, laundry, transportation services, running errands, appointments, and companionship! My schedule is flexible. I'm very reliable, dependable, and trustworthy. Please review my profile for consideration! Thank You

I have been in the healthcare field for over 30 years. Growing up my father was a paraplegic, and my Mother and Brother-In-Law died of Cancer. I suppose caring for loved ones led me to a career in medicine. Recently, I cared for my live in Mother-In-Law of 20 years. She was diagnosed with Dementia/Alzheimer's in 2013. In the beginning of 2018 it became necessary to care for her full time. It became necessary to downgrade my practice in August, when she suffered a stroke and became bedridden. I cared for her at home 24/7 until February when she passed. I understand the mental, physical, and financial strain caring for a loved one places on a family. Allowing strangers in the home for any help/relief is a new frightening experience in itself. I am honest, experienced, compassionate, and have been in the same situation myself. I will do my best to help care for your loved ones in the loving way I cared for my own.

I'm kind, caring and patient. I love being with older seniors. They have such wonderful stories to tell. I started caregiving after my Dad died.

* More than 13 yrs experience in homehealth care. * Experienced in multiple forms of care, including: Feeding, Bathing,, Hoyer lift, Barton Bed, Colostomy, Diabetic care, Dementia care, Alzheimer's care, Parkinson's care. *Certified Nurse Assistant since March 2009

I think a good caregiver is a person who can add value to the client, as well as peace of mind to the family. Empathy for the client, in their need for care and respect for the relinquish of medical and personal privacy. Understanding, goes hand in hand with the family when caring for a loved one. Often family members are overwhelmed with concern about the care of parents and close relatives. A good caregivers is competent and professional, loves people and enjoys helping others. In addition a good caregiver is someone you can trust to come to work, and learn to depend on to fulfill the needs of the client.

I am a caring person who loves to help anyone in need. My goal while caregiving is to not only watch over the person requesting my help but to make their time enjoyable, fun and fulfill as many tasks that time allows us to. To see how happy and accomplished the patient feels is something I look forward to, I love brining smiles to their faces knowing the have not only a companion but a friend! I am also fluent in Spanish and have my CNA.

Stella owned a business for 20 years. Most of the time she worked with the public, specially senior citizens. She is a former beauty culturist and a real estate professional to the present time. She took care of her mother the last 10 years of her life before she died at age 96. It is her nature to nurture and help those who are in need or can't take care of themselves. She also believes helping others is a way to contribute and give back to society. Stella feels that when you do something for someone, there is a satisfaction like no other.

I became a Caregiver because of love of helping people. I enjoy being a caregiver and have received several employee of the month awards while employed at Mount Sinai Hospital. I am a focused Caregiver with proven experience in a Hospital /Clinical/Home Care setting. Forward-thinking Educator with demonstrated success in training of new students, new employees, RSO, and staff on nuclear medicine procedures, radiation safety, and strict compliance with NRC. Quality leader with excellent communication and interpersonal abilities to build rapport with patients, physicians, staff, or other personnel. I am very proud of the following achievements: Reduced department downtime and enhanced efficiency with oversight of camera and equipment installation, testing and calibration. Conducted demonstrations on proper handling of Nuclear Medicine Procedures that are performed on geriatric, adolescent, pediatric, and neonatal patients to ensure procedural accuracy and efficiency. Trained students to prepare them to pass the NMTCB and ARRT Board Exams and translated tests in various languages to reduced patient anxiety and provided impetus to pass exams. Ideal candidate with a wealth of experience in healthcare. Maintained accurate and complete patient and departmental records that ensured there were no citations from the State Inspector in a 10-year period. Certified as a Pharmacy Technician and experienced in the removal of Pleural fluids. Able to start Iv's and prepare pharmaceutical kits assuring sterility and using aseptic techniques. Extremely capable and compassionate individual with extensive experience in elderly caregiving and clinical setting. Hard working, honest, individual who is able to take initiative and exceed the expectations of employer. Transitioning to obtain a caregiver position at a private household utilizing qualifications and caregiving skills to provide the client the best conmfort and safety possible.

I left the mortgage instrusty when my Mom was diagnosed with cancer. I quit my job to help care for her. It was life changing. She was my best friend and I can understand where families are coming from looking for the most trustworthy and compassionate person that they could find. It's not easy. I don't know why some people are in this field, when they don't have the qualities that it takes to be a caregiver.. the patience, the understanding, the empathy, the hard work, the love, the compassion and kindness are only a few of the skills that these caregivers need to be a special caregiver. After my Mom passed, I helped care for my Dad for years while I worked at an Assisted Living Center. I drove out to his home almost daily to help with his house cleaning, preparation of meals, laundry, caring for his pets, taking him to Dr. appointments and doing his groceries and Medication management. After he passed, this became my life. Yes, I worked at all these kinds of places, but I was meant to work independently with families. I have the of heart that you are looking for. I have taken the CNA course, but I let my license expire, I have taken the EMT (Emergency Medical Technician) course and passed the final with a score of 97% , but I didn't pursue that route. I started college courses to pursue Nursing. I have taken Anatomy & Physiology with a cadaver I, Biomedical Terminology, Psychology I and II and some General prerequisites. I have the passion that has helped me start my own caregiving business in Illinois where I have a team of caregivers. I recently moved to AZ and I have decided to eventually expand out here.

I am a patient, hardworking, dedicated person and a team player. Taking care of my grandmother attracted me to being a caregiver. I love to see the smile of the people I take care of. I am happy to see that my patient and family are happy after each care

Hello my name is Kayleigh Quinn. I was raised by a beautiful grandmother and just like she took care of me I decide it was my turn to take care of her. That is where I found my passion for senior care, through actual experience. I am mostly experience based. My favorite part about caregiving is know that I am taking care of someone who probably took care of many people their whole life. Now it is their turn to be cared for.