Jones County Junior College

Hello I'm Angela Daniels. I'm from Mississippi and I've been a caregiver for 11 years. I'm very passionate about the work I do for my clients. I care for my clients as if they were my grandparents. I'm very reliable and love helping in any area where I'm needed.

Reliable, service-focused nursing professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through seven years of experience as a CNA. Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare settings. CPR certified (current).

I grew up in the health care field with a mother as a nurse. I always was and will be fascinated by the medical field and how the body works and can be healed, both on it's own and by assistance. I have spent 15 years in the 911 system running emergency calls. I have seen all there is to see and treated every type of patient there is to be treated. One the that hit me is that I would pick up patients with home assistance that were negligent and caused in some cases the family to lose their loved one too soon. I want to use my knowledge and experience to provide a higher level of care and to show that their are compassionate people that can understand what it's like to be terminally I'll and not be that way themselves, but by learning through experience and interaction. A personal achievement I suppose I would have to say is that the first year I was a paramedic I was recognized by the state with an award for a Cardiac patient I treated on the ambulance and from being in complete cardiac arrest to going home a week later. I was also given an award by Pafford the first year I worked there called Lifesaver of the Year for the treatment of my patients. It showed me that my belief of treating every patient as if they were my own family paid off.

My Name is Kimberly Baker, I first wanted to become a Caregiver when my grandmother became ill when I was nine years old. I started my career in senior care in 2018 and I had the best times with all of my residents that i would care for. I then started working in behavioral care with children and that was an amazing time in my life but when it couldn't work around my nursing school schedule I then changed jobs to a CNA at Forrest General hospital taking care of all types of patients who need total care and the majority of my patients have became a part of who I am and a big reason of why I am becoming a Nurse.

As a student nurse I have learned how to take care of my patients in a caring and dignified manner. I really enjoy helping and taking care of people who are in need and can't do for themselves. I believe I am a great personal care assistant because I am a natural loving and nurturing person and I choose to give the type of care that I would want for myself and for my own mom or dad. By doing so I have received positive feedback and gratitude for my services which has boosted my determination and drive to graduate and become a great nurse one day in the near future. Working as a personal care assistant provides a truly humbling and fulfilling experience.

I became a Caregiver because it's always been in my nature to help people. I knew when I was very young that I specifically wanted to work with the older population. I enjoy my job because it allows me to interact with my residents/patients, I learn about them and their lives, and most importantly I get to help them, and I personally love it. Recently, I had a group of CNA students who we're shadowing me. When their clinicals were done, they all got together and got me a card saying how appreciative they were for all my help. I took that to heart because it made me feel like I helped them by showing them the proper protocol to giving great patient care. I'm a 22 year old mother of a very energetic 2 year old. As all of my jobs have required working with the general public, I'm a huge people person and I get along with just about any and everyone. I love cooking, reading, sudoku puzzles, and planting different flowers, vegetables, and herbs.

I love taking care of people. I've done it my entire life and feel well qualified and confident in my experience

I wanted to be a caregiver because I love to help people in the best way I can. Im always polite and respectful to the people I give care to. I enjoy seeing my patients in good health and doing daily activities that they like to do. I am proud that I became a CNA just of last year .

Hello, My name is Emily! I may be a younger candidate, but I have very skilled in what I do. I am a very passionate, loving, and giving person. I am currently in school to become a registered nurse! I have a tremendous amount of experience and am actively learning every single day! Shoot me a message if I may be a good candidate for you or your loved one, my price is also very negotiable!

Hi, My name is Maria Craft. I have almost four years of experience in providing optimal care to aging clients. I think the older generation is important. They sometimes get overlooked due to the busy schedule of family members. That's where I come in to help your loved one to ensure their needs are met as well as providing mental stimulation.

I'm a awesome caregiver because I take my time to learn about the patient. I put my all into giving care I make sure they feeling good

I have been found elder care for 25 years. This has never been just a job for me, I genuinely care for people and their all around well-being. I started doing caregiving because I wanted people to know someone cared enough to treat them with respect and dignity. I no longer work for a company; I Have work for myself since April, 2019.

Family is everything, and one of the most important aspects in life. I believe as we age, we need just a little help to make our life just a little bit easier. Getting to live at home with a caregiver as you age is one thing I wish everyone was able to do. While caring for someone, you begin to form a bond with that person, and that is something you can only get from being a caretaker. I love helping people and would love the opportunity to help you and your family. In the past, I have spent some time in nursing homes and helped elderly. I am able to help with daily living activities (cooking, tidying up, driving, etc.) and am certified in CPR and first-aid, but I hope to never have to use these skills.