Clark University

Hi, my name is Elizabeth. I spent the last 6 years working as a Math Specialist for both Hillel Academy and Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh. I loved what I did, but have recently moved with my family to Brevard County and have decided to find another way to help others. I have been working with a stroke survivor since the summer helping out with shopping, other errands and doctor's appointments. I am a mother of 4, 2 in highschool and 2 grown. I have 4 beautiful grandchildren. I have been a caregiver all my life and enjoy it. I helped my mother to care for my grandfather as he lived with us his last 4 years until he passed at 97. I understand how difficult it can be to trust another with your loved ones especially when they can seem so fragile and vulnerable as they grow older. I am looking for a part-time position a few afternoons per week to help your parent to stay independent. I am dependable and honest and will treat your loved one as my own. I look forward to hearing from you. Elizabeth Mahony

I became a Caregiver because I love taking care of people and to see them succeed with their life. I find so much joy and happiness when I take care of someone else. My personal achievement would be that I have achieved on playing the violin and reading. I have been a caregiver for 20 years now and I am a CNA/Nurse Delegate. I love my job!

I am currently a college student home for the summer. I enjoy poetry, hiking outdoors, and reading. I am very detail oriented, love to make conversation, and has a very positive attitude. I am interested in caregiving simply as a summer job but also to gain interpersonal skills.

I am a giving person, Thankful that I am not in position of person needing care. Happy to make others smile, comfortable & make their day a little better. Supervised 8 other caregivers, case management experience, detail orientated. Interviewed, scheduling, payroll, medications, inventory, purchasing, all Doctor corespondance; conflict resolution, willing to follow through to get things done. Enjoy variety, people-person with honesty & integrity.

I became a caregiver when I was a junior in high school because I loved caring for/helping all people. I love being a care giver because you get the opportunity to impact peoples' lives during tough times in their lives, whether they have had surgeries, illness, or just disabilities you are able to be a special part of their lives. Some things that I am proud of doing in my life are raising a family and going to college to further my education as a nurse.

I have always found it rewarding to help someone in a time of need. I think about when I need someone, I hope they are genuine and caring and let me keep my independence and my dignity. So that's what I aim to do for the people I care for.

What makes me a great Caregiver is my ability to bring the best out in a person and my compassion for those who can't care for themselves! I became a Professional Licensed Caregiver, because of my father, whom was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2010! Through my father's pain and suffering my destiny and purpose was birthed! After his passing, I went on a quest to pursue the field of Caregiving! The only thing I hate is the fact that my father isn't here to witness this part of my life! Caregiving is definitely a calling from God and I'm glad that he chose me for such a task as this!

I am an experienced CNA, and home health aide. I am available for shopping, errands, assisting with doctors appointments, after surgery and procedure cares at home, or in the hospital. I enjoy light housekeeping tasks. I am an experienced administrative assistant and can handle lots of other tasks that may be handled. Please make me your choice for care.

I've been care giving since I was about 8 years old. I helped my Mother care for my grand parents until they passed and I continued to take care of elderly family and friends. Once I began my adult years I would always find myself caring for a next door neighbor. I have been in the medical field for over 25 years full time. I have continued to provide care and add different experiences to my skills. For example I was a dialysis technician for 11 years and have continued to go with my best friend to her dialysis treatments after leaving the field. I have been a sleep technician for 17 years where i work a 7pm - 7am shift three nights a week so I would be good for a weekend or holiday caregiver over night.So with my experience and working mostly in the hospital no job is to big for me I have experience in every area with dialysis I've dealt with balancing diets and fluids. I am a where of symptoms when someone Blood pressure is too high or low. I have use CPR very often. With being a Sleep technician I am familiar COPD C pap machines and sicknesses that come from having sleep disorder. And with my full schedule I still find time to care for and help out older friends I have met over the years. So what make me a good care giver is that I do it naturally. I help because it makes me feel good and its a good thing to put out help for others. I also donate my time to feed the homeless when ever I can.