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I have been a caregiver for 10 yrs. I have work patient that have dementia , Alzheimer , stroke and Parkinson. I love been a caregiver because at least am able to help and make an impact in their life with dignity and respect. my personal achievement at the end of the day I made them smile and feel at their very best. I love what am doing. also in school learning to become a better nurse and caregiver.

caring and dependable and I'm a hard worker

I became a caregiver to help those who can no longer do things by themselves. I enjoy the opportunity to impact clients lives and make a difference to them.I have become patient and more understanding.I believe I'm a hard worker, and quick learner.

1. Im a caregiver because I love to help the sick and to assist those that cant do for themselves. I have a deep passion to cater for the needs and demands of those that are ill, sick , and disabled .I like being a care giver because it feels good to know that Im making life easier for someone else. Furthermore, Im very proud to be licensed as a Certified Nursing Assistant, and Certified Medicine Technician in the state of Maryland. Im very kind, careful and patient. I truly love to help those in need that are sick and cant do for themselves. I plan on continuing my education in the health care field and a set major is Health Care Informatics. I want to earn a bachelors degree.

What makes me caregiver is for better opportunity to give life back to all my client true Jesus and medical treatment this job as been my happiest and best job ever it help me understand their is still hope and give hope to hopeless people nevertheless am proud to be a caregiver with the help of God because he as always their to bring all my client back to their feet and made them healthy but don't want smokers or pet client

Good personality,dependability,am patient.strong,flexible.I feel that I should care for a person the way I would want to be cared for when I am older or ill.I like to do work that has an impact on someone else's life,

Being a caregiver has always been a dream of mine because I truly enjoy taking care of people. I have been working as a caregiver for 3 years now. I am passionate, patient and reliable. Please contact me.

Dedicated Caregiver passion for helping experienced in working with patients. Certified Medicals Assistant Committed to improving overall patient wellbeing and health through personal care and energetic engagement. Skilled in assisting patients with daily living. Prepare meals and keep kitchen, bathroom, and living areas clean.

I am a highly experienced Certified Nursing Assistant and Geriatric Nursing Assistant with a focus on caring and quality of life. In addition to my focus on caring for the physical needs, I work to make the quality of life as rich as possible. I believe in a proactive approach, engaging the client even when there is nothing that requires attention. Caregiving is a natural for me. I came from a very large family and experienced caregiving early. My early showing of the caring tendencies let my siblings to call me "Mom," even as a small child. I love my clients like they are part of the family. Like family members, I want them to have the best care plus the best quality of life. The skills from formal training and certification and the experiences I have had allow me to give the quality healthcare and quality of life enhancement. My personality, which is positive with a large dose of laughing, is an important part of improving the quality of life of a client. I find being able to improve the health and quality of life very satisfying. If I can help the client have fun, that is the best. I had one client, who was an Alzheimer's patient, for three years until she passed. I take great satisfaction in the fact that the healthcare prolonged her life, and the outings and other things we did made her life pleasant. Distinctive Healthcare awarded me Employee of the Quarter for the work I did with her.

Gwendoline from Woodbridge , VA Hi! I am a very reliable, patient, and creative person who has approximately 4years of experience caring for children, seniors with dementia, Alzheimer, and case as far as seniors care is concerned.With me, your Relatives will receive appropriate care, and I'm willing to do additional other tasks if requested. Personally, I'm an organizer, planner, and multitasker, so minimum supervision is required. With all my skills and experience, I'm able to provide a supervised, safe, and stable environment for your love ones.

Hello, My name is Mariama, I'm a college student. My major is nursing and I'll be graduating in may 2024 at pgcc with my associate degree in science. My future job is becoming a L&D nurse, I love babies and taking care of others in need.

I became a caregiver because I love working and taking care for the elderly. Since my 8 years experience in the nursing field, my clients and their family love my care. I see my patience as my own family member. I treat my patience as myself because the way I want to be treated that is the same way I treat my client. Being a caregiver for 8 years has helped me in so many ways, I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing home Facilities, Private Duty, etc. I love what I do in helping each client I've ever worked with. Taking care of sick people that needs my help gives me joy in my heart and it let me know they need people to work with them that care. My personal achievement that am proud of was able to get my four years degree. I am honest, caring, patient, and love cooking.

I have become a care giver because of my need to give back. My mother died of cancer when i was seven months old and my grand mother took care of me till my father remarried when I was six years old. She was very affectionate and loving towards me and I have always been fond of older people since. Back home in Sierra Leone I was the grand son who always visited the older family members and did all the chores they could no longer handle. Such as fetch water for their baths, clean their commodes,do their laundry, when i was old enough, help them cook or cook for them. Thus they always helped me out with pocket money. Mostly I like the feeling at the end of the day of having made someone more comfortable and feeling that old age is not a curse. I leave them with the feeling that there is still someone the can trust. I leave them with a smile on there face. It is a good feeling on my part to think that I am dependable even around the less palatable tasks. A personal achievement I am proud off is taking nursing classes at 53 years old and passing the NCLEX boards on the first attempt. I am 53 years old but look and feel like I am 36 years old. I love to dance, cook, clean, jog, ride my bikes and my motor cycle. I also love gardening. I am married with two daughters 22 and 17 respectively. My older daughter graduated from Temple university in in Philadelphia and now works and lives on her own. my younger daughter is in her senior year in high school.

I became a caregiver so that I can assist family friends and those who need quality honest help the assistance needed. I'm giving back to those who cared for me and worked hard to provide the opportunity I have today. And I'm Compassionate about being a Nursing Assistant/Phlebotomist. I'm completing my classes towards my BSN. I'm very Outspoken, Informative, and I work well under pressure.

My personality traits that make me a great caregiver : I do have a CNA certificate, 10+ years of experience working with people of different age groups, monitoring patients vital signs, a good sense of humor, confidentiality, honest and trustworthy, committed and dependable, good communicator, and put the needs of my patient first. I have work hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living communities, and nursing agencies. My passion for helping people especially the love for nursing. Doing what I love most by taking care of my clients and make a difference in their lives. I'm very proud of going to nursing school.

I am very kind, patient person, I love to smile , sing and dance. I have always love to care for people, but I really got into it after I took care of my grand ma. I find it very rewarding, to care for anyone who can't help themselves.

I am passionate about assisting those who are unable to fully function on their own. I am warm, polite and caring. I am attracted to caregiving because I have an interest in the medical/scientific field. I enjoy seeing my clients smile and hearing them say how much they appreciate the care I have given them. A personal achievement I am proud of is to be able to apply to a prestigious organization and my application was pulled and is now being reviewed for consideration

I Love God and All Of God's Children, Known & Unknown. Very humble, patient, compassionate, empathy, graceful, prayer warrior, unconditional love, very attentive, supportive, understanding, love to laugh, good listener, genuine love for helping and supporting others, go above and beyond, big heart, love giving healing hugs, raised by grandparents. I have always had Military in my family somehow and I have taken care of veterans and disabled. I participate in Outreach Ministry. Where there is a need you lend a supportive helping hand. (That's Me)

Am a great caregiver because I know my job and I know how to talk to my patients and also I do my work I do house keeping if am working

I started in caregiving at eight years old. It was my first job. I was to go to Mrs. Walkers's house a couple of times a week and sit with her and play scrabble or other games in the evenings until she went to bed. I was happy to do it and couldn't believe I was getting paid for it. It was only $5. That was a lot of money for an eight year old. I loved being with her because she was my neighbor, she always made us peanut butter cookies and I had known her since I was 3 years old. She began to change quickly, her health and mental state began to decline. She was experiencing dementia that would soon develop into Alzheimer's. I experienced that at a young age with her and her family. I grew up in the country so we all did our part to help. I cared for her until she passed away when I was 18 years old. I loved caring for her in all of the stages. I gave and learned about compassion and strength at a young age. Regardless of the stage of her health she often still kept her personality and humor. The strength and power of community of caregivers is very valuable. The family could have never done it alone and why should they. She was part of the community and I was so grateful to be there for her at that time in her life. I will always cherish those days. Being a caregiver is what I enjoy. I feel that I can offer quality caregiving and assistance to that person and the family at a challenging time in their life.