Andrews University

I am a compassionate caregiver and have over 20 years experience. I enjoy helping my clients feel as independent as possible, truly taken care of, their needs and concerns addressed, and like a valuable person, not a number. I support and encourage the family (when appropriate). I'm good with most pets. I do not smoke, drink, or do drugs. I'm honest, trustworthy, and I WILL show up!

I enjoy working with people. I treat people with the respect and love they deserve. For my graduate degree I majored in Social Work and Gerontology because I wanted to learn how to serve people better.. In order to paid for my education I worked as a care giver. I loved caring for people and learned so much from the monthly training conducted by professionals in the health care field. When I did my first internships at a center for seniors. I had such a great time working with members of the elderly population that I decided to continue working in that area. I mostly enjoy caring for others, giving back to those who served others in many ways during their younger years or when they were physically capable to do so. Its my way of giving back to the community. I get a great sense of satisfaction when I help someone recover, achieve the best in live possible with the physical and/or mental limitations they gave. And from hearing how thankful the patients and relatives are for the level of service I have provided.

My name is Sharon and I am a mother of two sons and two canines. I have been a teacher and a guidance counselor. I have done senior care for the last year and enjoyed my experience. I have done meal prep, administer some meds, taken BP and done lots of visiting and listening. I love flowers and make cards from pressed flowers. My husband and I walk every day with our two four legged children. I have lived in 8 states but Colorado is my favorite state mainly because of the sunshine. I have lots of friends and have an outgoing personality. My husband and I love to watch British murder mysteries. I am warm, thoughtful, responsible, punctual and fun. I love visiting with the people that I have cared for and learning about their lives. I guess I feel grateful for so many blessings in my life, so many opportunities, and so many friends and loved ones.

Momos Concept of Care specializes in supporting and pampering clients in the comfort of their home while they enjoy their lifestyle and independence. We understand help comes at a point in life and our passion is to serve with respect and to provide the best care right where you are. We surround our loved ones with so much love, kindness, and most importantly fantastic care.

I have a BA in Psychology and enjoy working with the elderly and those with memory concerns. I plan to become a Doctor and am putting myself through the prerequisites. I'm a genuine, caring person and will enjoy getting to know my residents. I look forward to meeting you!

Surprisingly enough, in caring for my mom and pastor's mom the last 18 months of their lives, I found I'm very patient with the elderly. Both women had dementia as well. Doing crafts or something creatively "fun" was enjoyable. There is SOO much need for the elderly! My heart goes out to them, especially those who don't have family or their family lives far away. I'm an extrovert who loves to laugh. It's important to find the humor in life. It's also important to help the person retain their dignity, especially if incontinent, which can be humiliating to the patient. After caring for both women, they both died within 3 months of each other. I had quit my job to care for my mom full time and home health was an easy segue back into working full time. I enjoy getting to know new people and hearing their "story" as everyone has a story. I play the piano and saxophone, and my patients always lived hearing one or the other. I'm pretty laid back and easy going.

Very compassionate , caring , dedicated and dependable cargiver .

. My compassionate nature and patience are two of the personality traits that make me a great caregiver. I am also a great listener, empathetic, and extremely reliable. I have always been drawn to caregiving because I believe everyone deserves to feel supported, loved, and taken care of in times of need. What attracted me to being a caregiver was the opportunity to make a difference in someone's life, no matter how small. I wanted to be able to provide comfort and care to those who needed it most, and being a caregiver allows me to do just that. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is seeing the progress and growth in those I am caring for. Whether it's seeing someone learn a new skill, overcome a difficult obstacle, or simply smile after a tough day, these moments bring me immense joy and fulfillment. One personal achievement I am proud of is helping a young woman overcome her addiction and rebuild her life. It was a long and challenging journey, but seeing her come out on the other side, happier and healthier than ever before, was incredibly rewarding. It only reinforced my belief that being a caregiver is truly my calling.

1. Why did you become a caregiver? I became a caregiver because I love to assist elderly people live quality life 2. What do you like about being a caregiver? The most important thing for me is to ensure that my clients are happy 3. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? I am proud of the fact that most of my clients have expressed how much they appreciate my efforts to help them. I have gained recognition for being one of the most professional caregivers of the year 4. Tell us something about yourself: I am a male caregiver. I have been in this industry for the past 15 years. I have experience working in hospitals, Nursing homes, Assisted Living, Group homes, independent contractor under private pools and in Live Ins. I have extensive experience and I love my work. I take my work seriously and treat my clients with dignity and respect. I am professional and loving. I have taken care of both male and female clients. I am prepared to live in or out.

Detail-oriented Home Care professional adept in offering client assistance with daily living activities, transportation and overall well-being. Offering thirteen years of healthcare experience, including monitoring clients with developmental disabilities and adhering to patient care plans. Superior record of patient dedication and commitment to promoting comfort and quality care.

I truly enjoy working with Clients. They have interesting stories about life, and world history.

I became a care giver because I wanted to help those in need and feel as though I am making a difference for them. I like being able to relieve the discomfort of those whom I am helping and knowing that I did my best as though I were doing this for myself or a family member. I am particularly proud of the fact that I have gone through some personal health trials and have come out of them more aware and compassionate towards other as a result. I am a mother of four and have been hospitalized and bed ridden for each of them during my pregnancy. This has made me very understanding of how it is to be in the vulnerable position o f patient and yet I am also much more aware and educated about the health field and the role of patient and caregiver both. I am a good caregiver because of my experiences as CNA in most of the hospital wards as a float pool/registry employee and as a patient myself in a few departments. I take pride in doing my job well and maintaining their dignity as well as communicating with them so as to keep their interests and spirits up.

I am compassionate and empathetic to individuals and their needs. I have 8 years experience working with seniors. I was a live in caregiver in 2004 for a year ; that experince inspired me to want to become a CNA. I later became a CNA and has worked with nursing staffing agencies in the Chicago area, where I given assignments at various hospitals in Chicago to perform as a CNA, sitter, caregiver. I currently work at a senior primary physicians office, where I edcate seniors on medicare benefits and other healthcare issues. I enjoy working with this particular group , it not only puts me in a position to provide quality care, it gives me the ability to make someone life better.