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Hello my name is Amy , I've been doing caregiving for 9 years and enjoy it. I'm dependable down to earth and honest I'm also in school online for my bachelor's in Criminal justice.

Senior Caregiver with a positive attitude and a passion for building meaningful relationships. I bring over 12 years of experience in delivering exceptional care and dedication for elderly and disabled clients. I have an associates degree in Social Behavioral Sciences and I am currently working towards my bachelor's degree in Human Services. I'm skilled in activities of daily living, medication management and patient advocacy. I strive to be reliable, empathetic and patient while delivering a high quality of care to all my clients.

Am a great caregiver I provide the best care I can give. I love to helping people and being there for them in their time in need. I enjoy having a good time with my clients cooking, watching tv or going out. Am proud of what I do on helping others and putting a smile on their face.

My personality & traits that helps me become a great caregiver traits are me being . dependable, compassionate, and trustworthy. "I'm interested in being a caregiver because I'd like to increase the amount of care the elderly population receives. One of the most rewarding things about being a caregiver is the fact that I will be able to help others on a daily basis Provided companionship - including assistance with walking, cleaning and meal preparation. Assisted in giving medication and driving clients to their scheduled Doctor appointments. Provided light housekeeping tasks, running errands, bathing and grooming.

I am reliable, service-focused, nursing professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through experience as a CNA/CAREGIVER. I am Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare and home care settings. CPR and EAD certified (current).

I love my job! I love being a caregiver and helping out with everyday tasks. Companionship is probably my favorite part about being a caregiver. I love meeting people and having conversations about anything and everything.

I'm a compassionate and patient HR professional with a deep passion for helping others, which is why I'm also dedicated to my part-time role as a caregiver. My background in HR has honed my communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and empathy, all of which are essential in providing exceptional care. What attracted me to caregiving was the opportunity to make a tangible difference in someone's life, offering them comfort and support. It's incredibly rewarding to build trusting relationships with those I care for, and seeing them thrive in their daily lives is what I enjoy most about the role. A personal achievement I'm particularly proud of is the way I balance my career and caregiving responsibilities, managing both with dedication and a sense of purpose. It's fulfilling to see how my diverse skill set in both HR and caregiving helps me to impact others' lives in meaningful ways.

Hi, my name is Kierra and I have been a caregiver for 3 years, but don't let my short time being a caregiver fool you. I am an EXCELLENT caregiver! I am a patient, trustworthy, dependable, empathetic, diligent caregiver. I love caregiving, my favorite part is making my clients happy, and reminding them that they still have a purpose and are needed. I truly believe that the amount of good, quality care that is given, plays a huge role in the healing process, and keeps those we love with us longer. One day I want to be a geriatrics nurse. In Colorado I went to school and finished my CNA course with a 4.0 GPA. I will be starting online schooling to get my general courses out of the way so when I go to nursing school I won't have so much on my plate. Anyway, that's a little bit about me!

I am a fun, loving ,and smart 33 yr old women who loves taking care of people. What I enjoy most of caregiving is the company and getting to know the person hearing their stories. The achievement I am most proud of is the fact that I made myself go back to school to become a psychiatrist I would love to help people with mental health issues.

I've naturally been a caregiver most of my life. My passion in the work place and in family life is to take care of others , it is rewarding and challenging. It doesn't feel like work. I just want to make a difference in the world , even if it's just small differences in the lives of individuals. I believe in treating people the way I'd want to be treated and being able to sympathize with those who are in need of care!

A loving respectable caregiver who focuses on taking care of the person in need rather than the job itself. Puts the needs of others before my own. I have a passion for people and giving them the care they need and deserve. I love everyone-their stories, personalities, and differences that make them who they are. As a caregiver, I'm not only looking for a job but, I help because I want to make sure people are getting the care they need and deserve. As a child, one of my favorite activities was to visit my elderly neighbors and I still do that to this day. I understand their perspective and the things they are going through much better than my own generation.

Well I'm very reliable, I enjoy meeting new people, I love talking and helping others when they are unable to do it them self. What attracted me to caregiver is I was raised by older people and the older they got I saw how hard it was for them just to do a simple task, I would always offer my help and to see their smiles when you have helped makes my day. I just enjoy helping other when and how ever I can, my achievement I'm proud of is I started school again which I thought I would never get the chance to do again and I'm super excited.

I was raised primarily by my grandparents. I helped care for my great-grandmother and grandmother at the end of their life with dementia. My great-grandmother was placed in a nursing home and at age 11 I became the nursing home recreation assistant. It was a life changing experience and was relieved when we were able to care for my grandmother at home. I raised three boys and worked in special education and private education for 17 years. After my divorce I went back to caregiving. I am currently completing my yoga teacher training and certification with particular emphasis on helping aging adults (I guess I'll include myself in that category :)) to avoid the nursing home/sickness/dis-ease cycle (that's my term) by not only caregiving but keeping us active and engaged mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. I have studied home safety/fall safety in buildings (most are not built with mobility issues in mind) and assist families in making small adjustments to help in keeping their loved ones safe in their own home. What I am most proud of is that I enjoy working with seniors and provide respectful care and consider myself a professional. I choose to work independently because I have not found a care agency that fosters professionalism or respect for their employees and many caregivers do not see themselves as professionals. When I am not caregiving I live with my cat, Murphy, care for plants, read, do embroidery and other fiber crafts, and upcycle items for resale (I'm a big thrifter). I enjoy puzzles, games, books, yoga, walking, and cooking.

I am kind, a great listener, patient , hardworking and a great communicator . I enjoy helping others it's a passion and a gift I was blessed with. An achievement I'm proud of is returning to school for my BA in Business.

For over 20-years, I've been employed by AT&T (formerly Southwestern Bell Telephone Co). I have three adult children and eight grandchildren. I'm a former elected official (Lamar CISD Board of Trustee, 2009-2013). I became a caregiver when my granddaughter, at the age of 4, was diagnosed with leukemia in 2014. I drove her to all of her treatments, surgeries, and stayed overnight (as needed) at the hospital in Houston, TX. My granddaughter beat childhood cancer. She is now thriving in school. Then my late father was diagnosed with Dementia in 2017. He could no longer drive. Therefore, I began driving him and my mother to their doctor appointments, as needed. Including either driving my mother to the grocery store or department store so that she can shop. My mother's eyesight is very sensitive to the light and she's losing her eyesight. Therefore, now my mother just gives me her grocery list and I do her grocery shopping. My late father passed away in late 2019. Now I'm my mother's full-time caregiver. Recently, my eldest brother was diagnosed with leukemia. I drive him to his treatments, as needed.

Hello! My name is Dominique Armstrong. I'm a 32-year-old caregiver currently based in Palmdale, California. I have been working in the field of in-home care support services for the past four years. As a caregiver, I possess certain personality traits and expertise that make me well-suited for this role. I am compassionate, patient, and understanding, which helps me establish a strong rapport with the individuals I care for. I believe in treating each person with respect, dignity, and empathy, creating a nurturing and supportive environment. What attracted me to being a caregiver is the opportunity to make a positive impact on someone's life. I find great fulfillment in helping others and being able to provide assistance and support to those who need it most. The ability to make a difference in someone's day, whether it's through a kind word, a listening ear, or physical care, is incredibly rewarding. One thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the opportunity to build meaningful connections with the individuals I care for and their families. Being able to establish trust and create a safe space where they feel comfortable and valued is something I take great pride in. A personal achievement I am proud of is the positive feedback and gratitude I have received from the families and individuals I have worked with. Knowing that I have made a difference in their lives and provided them with quality care brings me a sense of fulfillment and motivates me to continue my work as a caregiver. Thank you for taking the time to learn a bit about me. I look forward to the opportunity to provide compassionate and dedicated care to your loved ones.

I enjoy the company of elders, I find them to be full of wisdom and lived experiences. Spending time with them from a caregiving perspective does not feel like a job, on the contrary. Doing this allows me to give back to my community and help families in need when they need it most. There are so many stressors in daily living, wondering if your loved one is in good hands should not be one of them. I would love to support families traversing this process.

Hi!! My name is Sarah and I have such passion to take care of others! Im empathetic, compassionate, non-judgemental, patient, great at communication skills, attention to detail, and I also have my Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology that can be a tremendous help. What attracted me to caregiving is my love to help others, bonding over stories, fulfilling work, and the opportunity to make a difference. One of my personal achievements I am so proud of is my Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. It taught me a lot about human behavior, skillsets, and my dedication to my personal growth.

I'm caring and energetic. I'm highly motivated in all that I do.