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I started as an Activities Coordinator at a Memory Care community and then advanced to become a Sales Counselor at an Assisted Living/Memory Care Community. I have a passion for serving seniors and especially love working with those who have neurological disease states such as Dementia or Alzheimer's. I paid (out-of-pocket) for "Core" Training to become an Executive Director at a Senior Living Community. I am looking for a part time opportunity and one that is somewhat flexible to supplement my income. I can provide reliable references as a testament to my dedication to serve the senior population! Before I discovered my passion, I was a marketing executive for 20 years.

I am compassionate, hard working, dependable, punctual and eager to please - What I like best is gaining a new best friend - I once won employee of the month. I am tall - 62 - in good shape - I still work out - I have a degree in medical technology - have worked in both clinical and research labs - yet now too old for those jobs - so I got back into caregiving - having worked with quadriplegics in college and now have 11 years experience - John Wegman

Hello I have more than 10 years experience caring for various specials needs and ages including senior care. Compassionate, patient, dependable with high regard for dignity and abilities of person needing care. Excellent Professional references available on request. Background chk passed and available for sight. Resume available. 2018 Honda Civic Hatchback fully insured vehicle. Thank you, Stacey Contact me by my mobile number at five seven three, two one eight. Three eight zero six

Hello, My name is Tam. I am a compassionate and attentive professional who have many years of experience providing heartfelt care and assistance to clients in the healthcare arena. I am currently pursuing my degree in nursing and take great pride in providing exceptional care by meeting client needs with a patient centered approach. I became a caregiver because care giving found me! I have always had a sincere concern for the overall well-being of others and enjoyed helping those who are in need...ever since I was young. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the reward that comes from knowing in my heart that I've made a difference in someone's life and it radiates back to me through their love and appreciation. Being a caregiver is such an honor- it's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is priceless!

I am a great caregiver because I'm dependable and I have patience, respect and compassion for others. I became a caregiver because I enjoy helping others and being a caregiver gives me a sense of purpose. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is providing support for those in need of it as well as generally being around seniors. As a small child I gained immense knowledge and understanding from the Seniors in my life and have always enjoyed hearing their stories of their life experiences and all the knowledge they have to share with others. A personal achievement I am proud of is saving a small child from an abusive situation who was living with a close relative of mine. The decision to save the child was easy but having to report on this close relative was not. I will always protect my fellow man especially those who are not capable of helping themselves.

I am patient, kind, loyal and very understanding of anyone in need. I believe in giving back and helping the elderly as I will be in their place one day and want someone to be kind to me and take care of me as well. I helped my Mom when my father was ill and it was an honor to assist them during his last months. As a Postmaster for the USPS I wore all kinds of hats and the most important hat was having compassion for my employees when they were in need no matter how small. My employees made me very successful and that was because I treated them the way I wanted to be treated. With dignity nd respect. This theory is applied in everything I do in work and personal life.

I am 52 years old, married and a mother of three adult children. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Education Degree 30 years ago and taught school before choosing to stay home to raise my children. Six years ago, I reentered the workplace as a merchandiser for a company that pays me well and is good to me. Nevertheless, I am changing careers because I feel called to be an in-home companion/caretaker to the elderly. My passion has always been in caring for others. I am gifted in the ability to discern unspoken needs of those who are suffering. This ability proved most helpful in caring for my mom during her last four years with us. My mom died last year of complications from Alzheimer's disease. I know, firsthand, how important it is to find a patient, caring, dependable companion for an aging loved one who desires to remain at home living with dignity and joy despite illness. In my life, I have enjoyed caring for many people in need: among them, two people recovering from open heart surgery (one, a friend, the second, my mom) and a 10-year-old boy wheelchair bound and reliant on a feeding tube. My heart's desire is to be a companion/caretaker to help families with aging loved ones at home.

I started off in the business almost 10 years ago helping my mom with clients yardwork and chores and transportation. A little more than 7 years ago I began helping a man with arthritis. I helped him get his day going, straightened up and returned in the evening to put him to bed. I did rehab work in the afternoons. It keeps you on the go, and the days go quickly, which I like. I don't like just putting in hours with clients, I like doing things with them. I was a sales manager for 5 years but this work much more rewarding. People truly appreciate it when you help them. I like make life more manageable or improvements in their health, its good work. I have a lot of experience with gait belts. My use of this is easily my best contribution to the client. I have prevented dozens of falls, and that is something to hang your hat on. No one falls with me.

The work of a caregiver - helping the disabled live a full life brings much self satisfaction and you become their best friend. My first job as a caregiver was in college working for 4 quadriplegics on a live-in basis. My personal achievement was teaching a downs syndrome guy learn to swim. I am bright, compassionate, hardworking, punctual and experienced with several types of disability

I was a stay at home mom for 16 years with my triplet girls. During that time I helped with my father who had dementia, so that he could comfortably stay in his own home with my mom. For three years I have been an in home caregiver to a stroke survivor who recently passed. I do laundry, prepare light meals, bathe, help with personal needs, give medication, drive to appointments, and provide compassionate care and companionship. Willing to take your loved one on outings such as to the mall, movies or hairdresser. I'm looking for approximately 35 - 40 hours per week. My goal is to make your loved one comfortable and happy and to be able to stay in their own home. References available. Background check done 10/29/18. Able to provide copy/proof upon request.

I'm an individual that thrives from being there for others. Very caring and love being a should to lean on. Helping take care of my grandparents when I was younger has always wanted me to be in the field of caring and giving support to others. I enjoying just simply being there for others and my experience from just working with kids for years has molded me into wanting to take it to the next level in being there for our elders.

I moved my 91year old mother to Tucson. I feel I am rewarded with smiles and kind words. Being a caregiver has been extremely rewarding. During the past few years, I have assisted clients with grocery shopping, appointments,medicine management,moves,cooking,clothing & shoe shopping,organizing,laundry, run errands,and most of all being a companion. My caregiving began by being a nanny for several families. Being a little older I am extremely responsible,and on time. Cooking is my hobby,so I love helping prepare meals. I am willing to do most anything required.

i have been a caregiver for about two year and i can gladly say it is very rewarding Job and i am glad i have the opportunities to be a caregiver. Being a caregiver has inspire me to further my education in nursing. During my pursuit to be a nurse i can not see any job more rewarding than continuing serving as a caregiver.

As you can see, my name is Melanie, and I feel I am the perfect candidate to provide qualitative care for your loved one. I have a history of working with the geriatric population, which is a population I feel beyond passionate about. I became a caregiver over twenty years ago because I have a passion for Seniors and the care and services they receive. My genuine concerns for seniors stemmed from the unconditional love and support my grandparents provided to me while they were raising me, and they still continue to do so. I strongly believe that the geriatric population is one that is often overlooked, and their needs are not perceived as immediate needs, yet their needs steadily become heightened and persistent. As a CNA and a personal assistant, I have provided care to individuals living with developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses, Alzheimer’s, Parkinsons, and other aging ailments. I have performed patient care, to include activities of daily living based on client’s needs, both private care and in a long-term, geriatric care center consisting of 161bed units. The patients I have provided care for were a combination of individuals living with acute, chronic, and terminal illnesses, disabilities, as well as hospice patients. I also provided emotional support for patients and their families as well meticulously documented activities of daily living, progress, and retreat. I am flexible with my availability, and I am certain an interview would fully reveal my abilities and enthusiasm for the opportunity to become a caregiver for your loved one. I would welcome and appreciate the opportunity to further discuss the position. Thank you in advance for your time, and I look forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience. Respectfully, Melanie