Webster University

I have over 15 years experience in senior caregiving. My duties have included bathing, physical therapy, doctor appointments, daily meals, housekeeping, going on outings, and running errands. I am experienced with hospice care, medication management, Hoyer lifts, dementia and Alzheimer's. I love doing what I do because I love the interaction with the client and giving the family the piece of mind that I am taking care of their loved ones as if they were my own mom or dad.

My personality, and 20+ experience of caregiving, my empathy and compassion working with people in a home care setting. The flexibility I have to assist, I have a lot of patience, and I'm reliable. and I became a caregiver at a very young age from assisting my elderly neighbors with their insulin to assisting them with meds and shopping. If you are looking for a trustworthy individual I am your prospect.

My generation believed that it was the responsibility of family to provide quality care for those who was unable to take care of themselves. My mom was diagnosed with dementia and the family provided total care for her. I believe individuals should be treated with uttermost respect and well taken care of.

I am the owner of Legacy Recruitment Group LLC. I am an experienced professional who understands the complexities of having loved ones that require care. I too have been a caregiver for years and currently care for a loved one. My passion of helping others thrive is incomparable. It is why I was born. My business recruits experienced caregivers that have the same passion. We require our caregivers to complete a sled background check, drug test, and TB (tuberculosis) test, prior to employment. Please feel free to contact me and learn more about what Legacy Recruitment Group LLC to find out how we may be able to assist you. Schedule a non cost consultation today. https://www.legacyrecruits247.com

Honest, enthusiastic, patient, and compassionate caregiver with over 15 years in the emergency health and public service industry. As a female military veteran, experienced medic, and caring family member to multiple health concerned elders, I offer you a unique blend of professional and personal life experiences to fit the needs of you and/or your loved ones. I've worked alongside, for, and served as trusted leader to countless persons world wide, earning accolades, lifelong relationships, and learned the true value in selflessness. With extensive post-bachelor education, I've returned to my true passion in caregiving and helping people live healthier, more fulfilling lives, and working hard to improve and ease all dimensions of wellness. Presently I am earning a Home Health Aide certification to better serve this industry. U. S. Government Secret Security Clearance, current. CPR/First-AId/AED for Professional Rescuers, current. Professional resume and References available upon request.

1. I have a passion to help others . 2. I like seeing the benefits of seeing others happy. 3. When I can make a difference in someones life. 4.I am a Christian. I love helping others. I have experience working with disabilities and intellectual individuals. I have experience in working with dementia and Alzheimer's clients. I have worked with seniors assisting with meds reminders, bathing, cooking, dressing and grooming, transportation to shop for groceries and laundry, etc. I have 3 children who are successful. I also have a 4 yr old foster child

I love the medical career; I want to help others and be the person to make them feel better with a smile or any task that makes them get the most out of their life (within the limits of what is on the care plan). I have past medical experience and know medical terminology; I can and will be honest, dependable, and do my best to provide the care to the patient as if the patient were a friend or relative. After all, we are caring for someone's relative and they deserve respect, care, and treated with kindness. I am proud to say that on Thanksgiving day; I was with my friend at the hospital being her coach and being by her side from the time she got to hospital until the birth of her dear son. She told me later that my being there holding her hand and wiping her forehead, etc was the BEST of her 10 deliveries. I took that as the best compliment, but I was so thrilled that I got to be there when her other friends and family could not. I had told her to call me if she needed anything EVER; I meant it and I was there for her then for the entire process. The previous time I was there for several days, and went to work, but was not there at the time of her daughter's birth. It was another time I knew I wanted to be there helping and back in the medical field. Smiling through the pain; applying a cool cloth or a gentle hand. Praying with her when she asked; I am thankful that I got to be time. I was able to help when others were not able. I want to be able to be the person that can he