Alcorn State University

Taking care of people can be a challenging task, but I am passionate about helping others. I can put myself in another person's shoes and understand what he or she is going through. This allows me to handle sensitive situations with patience and maturity. I have provide high-quality respite care as well as comprehensive Alzheimer's, dementia, stroke, and Parkinson's care.I am reliable because I understand how frustrating it is when caregivers are inconsiderate by always being late or exhibiting a negative attitude. I will be there when I am supposed to. I logically and creatively resolve problems by implementing effective solutions to challenging situations. Being organized is essential, especially with families who value their routine. I also understand that I need to be flexible even when the schedule changes. Being a caregiver is an unpredictable task, so I will go with the flow and not let small changes upset me. Respite care allows the primary caregiver to have a break. My uncle has cerebral palsy, and my mother is the primary caregiver. Caring for a loved one can be overwhelming at times which can cause burnout. However, I will help with your loved one's care, and you will be able to focus on your own health, maintain a full-time job, or care for other members of your family. You can trust me with your family because I understand the value of having a trustworthy, attentive, and compassionate caregiver.

I am an overall caring person and passionate, I feel that those are two of the main characteristics of a caregiver. What attracts me to being a caregiver is just what it states "being a caregiver" being able to care for someone else, helping others or sometimes just being that listening in for them. I enjoy being there for my patients, building rapport and creating professional/caring relationship. I want my patients to know that I am there for them.

1. I am very caring, patient, confident, attentive and trustworthy. 2. The love I have helping others 3. That I can make someone's day better, 4. Being a mother.

I started out caring for the disabled and elderly in 2009 as a personal caregiver with Canton Manor in Canton, MS. I also worked with Ability Works and MS Rehabilitation as a personal care assistant. I later received my CNA license in 2012 with MS State Hospital. I worked as an CNA on their grounds for 6 months before I returned to Ability Works. I took a couple of years off as I started to bear children and was introduced to more intensive care of an individual as a mother. In November 2016 I returned to the field of caregiving when I decided to be my grandmothers full time care giver until her demise. I am educated in caring for diabetic patients, wound care, bathing, feeding, dressing, and administering medications. Although I allowed my license to elapse some skills never go away. I am a mother of three so I am very passionate about nursing and caring for people.

I'm a kind and loving person.. I can provide great companionship. What attracted me to being a caregiver is wanting to help someone in need. I enjoy the fact that I'm being there for someone who can use a helping hand, it brings me peace. My personal achievement I'm proud of that at the end of the day I feel that I've made a difference in someone's life.

What makes me such a great caregiver is that I treat my patience as if they were my family. I am willing to help them in anyway possible I am willing to learn new things as well as teach their loves ones thnings i have learn. What i like most about being a caregiver is to know I help someone in a major way to make them smile and help them feel a little better to see them smile or laugh or just trust me with there health means alot to me. A personal achievement I am estatic about is when my patients are comfortable and happy to see me as well as when the love ones complementing me on my willingness to help.

I'm a great caregiver because I enjoy helping and caring for other. I became a caregiver when I had to take care of my mom. The thing I like most about being a cargiver is being able to show love and concern for someone else and lettting them know that they are not alone. being a caregiver has taught me how to really respect others feelings, be a good listener and most of all be patient.

I became an caregiver to help those elderly people who need a little help with everyday activities of life. I like seeing the smile on their faces when I actually take the time out to help a client or resident. I have experienced and still experiencing taking care of two beautiful kids. They really appreciate the care I give them by saying, "Thanks mom for doing my hair pretty or washing my clothes for me or cooking a great meal. I'm a caring, understanding people person. I love art and doing life one second, one minute, and one hour at a time. I know I will make a good candidate and asset to this company. My past clients loved having me around taking care of them because I did it with love and patience.

Hi, I'm a caregiver/CNA I'm also a college student my major is Pre-Nursing. I'm drawn to this career because I've always wanted to help people even if it was just one person I loved to know I can make an impact on their life. I am CNA certified (I've recently gotten certified), I have 2 years of experience as a personal Caregiver and I have basic medical knowledge from Pre-Nursing school. I will be going to nursing school very soon. I have lots of experience as a caregiver I've taken care of both the elderly and children of all ages.

I'm Jacqueline McNary I've been retired for 2 yrs. Worked 30 years at the Internal Revenue Service . Worked 18 yrs and 9 months at Federal Express retired with honors I'm easy to get alone with and I'm very outspoken. I love my family and enjoy traveling.

I am a loving and compassionate nurse. I love what I do and I will take care of your loved one as if they were my own.