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My name is Cheyenne and I am looking to take on my own care-giving and housekeeping clients. I am searching for steady employment in a home environment where my skills will be of use and appreciated. I have been a caregiver for almost 10 years. I have worked with seniors, adults with developmental disabilities, and as a paraprofessional in public schools. I have a range of skills including but no limited to housekeeping, organizing, personal care, mobility support and hospice experience. Furthermore being a parent and daughter myself I understand the concern about who is caring for your loved one or your home. Rest assured I can pass a Background Check and have references available upon request.

I never thought about being a caregiver until I had to take care of my grandma when she was diagnosed with cancer. I have a desire to help and comfort others who are in need and to be there and listen to their needs. Being a caregiver is all about having patience and compassion! When someone has compassion for another they have an understanding of what the person is going through and that's really important.

Hello my name is Felicia Hudson. My goal is to provide the highest quality of care to my clients. I am a great leader with excellent work ethics. I am professionally friendly with many years of geriatric care. I have been caring for the elderly and disabled as a LVN since 2012. I am competent in medication administration, assessments, oxygen administration, wound care, ADLs, Documentation, as well as other skills within my scope. Currently I am in the masters program for public health and want to work with individual clients. Caring for those in need makes me feel good. Knowing that I can be of assistance in their recovery or helping the disabled Is an important job as it increases their quality of life. A personal achievement that I am proud of is receiving a bachelors in health sciences. Achieving my doctorate is my goal.

I am compassionate, patient, and dependable, which allows me to build trust and meaningful connections with those I care for. My strong communication skills and attention to detail help me understand each person's unique needs, while my calm demeanor allows me to handle challenging situations with empathy and professionalism. I've always had a natural desire to help others and make a positive difference in their lives. The idea of being there for someone during vulnerable times and providing comfort, support, and stability truly inspired me to become a caregiver. What I enjoy most is seeing the impact I can make each day--whether it's helping a client regain independence, offering emotional support, or simply bringing a smile to their face. Knowing that my work contributes to someone's well-being is deeply fulfilling. I am most proud of earning my position as a Case Manager at a Residential Treatment Center for girls. It's rewarding to use my experience and compassion to guide young women through their challenges, helping them build confidence and work toward a healthier future.

I'm a great listener. I love helping people.

Hello everyone, my name is Ivy. I love doing caregiving work and helping others no matter the situation. I am very attentive and I aim to please anyone's needs. I am proud to be a caregiver as I was a Direct Support Professional and allowing for myself to both build skills and meet new people and help them along the way.

I love taking care of others. I love seeing others happy. I took care of an elderly lady for 5 years until she passed. I look forward to seeing her every day. She became family to me.

For the past year I have enjoyed being a caregiver that it's become a new passion of mine to continue it. I love spending time with the residents knowing it's making a difference. I wanted to try something new that is what attracted me to become a caregiver. I'm proud of myself in this field because I've learned to love it. And learned that it's more than just a job.