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My name is Angela and I've been caring for seniors for almost 4 years now. I started out working with family and then moved into assisted living and memory care. I've got a special place in my heart for alzheimers/dementia care patients. I am currently in school for Healthcare Administration, I plan to continue my career in healthcare for many years.

I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where I have one-on-one interaction with others. I enjoyed taking care of elder family members and would like to help others in this way. I like older adults and feel I can get along well with a variety of elders. I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone’s life. I like doing a variety of tasks in a day. I don’t ever say, “that’s not my job” but instead like pitching in to do whatever is needed. I like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person’s day better. I take pride in I pay attention to detail. I don’t want a desk job; I'd like being physical in my job and using my body as well as my brain. I'm seeking a career with growing opportunities. I don’t want to invest in many years of formal education but I'm are willing to learn new skills and take continuing education to do your job well. I feel that when I'm are older, you’d want someone like yourself there to help you if you need help.

I love working in the senior care field because it is very rewarding. There is so much satisfaction in knowing I am able to enrich the lives of our older generation. I hold the relationships I build with clients very dearly and always strive to provide quality care with compassion. After 7 years of work as a caregiver, I am currently completing schooling to become a CNA. I am excited to soon have the ability to provide even more care for my clients.

I have over 5 years experience providing daily living assistance and companionship to seniors veterans and those with disabilities. I have a degree in medical assisting and currently pursuing a bachelors in business administration. I am an honest compassionate individual who takes pride in helping others.

Hello! My name is Amanda. I am a Mommy to a 5 year old girl and a 3 year old little boy. I worked for 4 years in Nursing home and also did some in home health care! I received my license in SC and since have relocated to FL. I earned my CNA through York Technical College. I am currently an online student at SNHU and my focus is Psychology. I am a hard worker. I am also very caring and have experience in this field although it has been a few years since I worked in this type of work setting. When I worked in the Nursing home my wing was the Dementia wing. I have a lot of patience and experience that is needed to work with any and all patients. If you have any question feel free to reach out to me!

I love helping people in need.

I have experience caring for seniors, assisting them with personal care, meal preparations, medication reminders, light housekeeping, errands, and transportation.

I'm a friendly person who loves working and helping others. I enjoy helping people with their everyday needs in the comfort of their homes because it's rewarding knowing what I do for my clients make a real difference for each of my clients. I have always enjoyed taking care of people every since I was young. My father was 100 percent disabled from the Vietnam War, and he had many medical issues in which I helped him with on a daily basis. Unfortunately, he pasted away from cancer in 2012, but I know taking care of him for many years helped him in many different ways. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing I'm making a difference in someone's life. Knowing because of me my client is able to stay in their homes and still try to live a normal life. I also enjoy not only being a caregiver but a friend and maybe even a part of their family. Many clients I have had in the past I still communicate with and it makes me happy. The achievement that I'm proud about is becoming a certified HHA because I can now take the personal experience I have learned with my father, and the experience I learned being an aide for a the companies I was employed at and use that to help other people in need.

I enjoy helping my patients and make sure they get the care they need. I treat all my patients as if they were part of my family

I love and respect the elderly. I have a great deal of patience as it applies to assisting them with their daily necessities. In addition, I have experience working with seniors with Dementia.

Some qualities about me that make me a great caregiver is that I am patient, laid back, a good listener, I am compassionate but will encourage for the client to be as vibrant and have as much as a zeal for life as possible. My mother had a stroke back in 2006. I became a caregiver and have been her caregiver for 14 years. It's not a job I chose but I have become inspired to stay in the field and help others as best as I can. I enjoy seeing the client healthy and happy. When my client is smiling, that's when I know I've done my job. I have no awards or certificates, but I am generally proud of the work that I have done with my mother over the years.

I know I would be an excellent caregiver because I am kind, patient, nurturing, and as a diabetic myself, I can relate to those who need to be taken care of or who simply need someone who can relate to them. I want to become a caregiver because at one point in my life I wanted to join the army. Due to my pre-existing condition I was denied. I wanted to take care of my country but if I can't do that, I'd like to make a difference in someone else's life. In becoming a caregiver, I can learn new things, acquire life advice from the individual in question, and I can grow with said individual. Becoming a caregiver will give me a sense of purpose.

I enjoy the opportunity to impact clients' lives and make a difference to them. I appreciate the chance to get to know clients and their families and become an integral part of their lives. Person-centered care promotes choice, purpose and meaning in daily life where one is supported in achieving the level of physical, mental and social well-being . This goal honors the importance of keeping the person at the center of the care planning and decision-making process. In person directed care, individual choice directs lifestyle, care, systems and daily routine.

I am a very loving and caring individual who would give the shirt off of her back to the others. I would be a great caregiver because I have empathy, patience, and good communication skills. I am responsible and able to provide physical and emotional support to those in need. I have knowledge of basic medical procedures and am able to adapt to different situations quickly. Building trust with the person you are caring for and their families is also important in providing quality care.

I am a great caregiver because I am willing to be available whenever needed. I am also very reliable, compassionate and understanding. I enjoy being able to help someone who needs my help. I am 32 years old with 3 children and a big heart.

I am an energetic, kind, caring, nurturing individual with 6 years experience in a nursing home environment and 30+years in private home care. I have worked with dementia and Alzheimer's patients as well as Parkinson's and some that just needed assistance with medication reminders, housework, and companionship. I would like to share my expertise caring for individuals on most spectrums.

Hi. I am Diedra and I love helping others.

I'm a great caregiver because I'm compassionate, respectful, dependable and all the great qualities a caregiver should have. I love being an independent companion caregiver because it gives me the time to spend with those who may need some additional company or assistance and I can direct my care to that one individual who needs me in that moment. I'm very proud that I obtained my CNA license as a student at Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School just about 6 years ago. This is certainly something that has changed my life. After I decided to give up working in nursing homes/rehab facilities for personal reasons, I ended up taking care of my grandfather (24/7 care) at home when he came home from the hospital on hospice care after a major heart attack. It was definitely one of the most rewarding things I've ever done in my life and I wouldn't change it for the world. I hope to be able to help out you/your family member soon too!

1.I like taking care of people 2. I like knowing that my help makes a difference in people's lives 3.i got my license while I was still in high school 4. I want to be a nurse like my mother she's NICU nurse.