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I became a caregiver because I wanted to help others. My grandmother suffered from Alzheimer's disease. What I like most is enteracting with my clients, and getting a welcoming reaction out of my clients and their families. My personal achievement that I'm proud of, is being a child of God. Striving to live in love. I am the most caring person you will ever meet. I don't mind helping others and I absolutely love children.

Licensed Practical Nurse with over 10 years in the healthcare industry. I chose being a Caregiver as a career because I enjoy helping people. I wanted to do something in my career that is challenging, interesting, and makes a difference in people's lives daily. Just the feeling of me making a difference even if it's just for a few moments matters to me. Also my passion to become a caregiver has also come from being a mother of a child who battles Epilepsy. Caring for her and providing compassion and support to her has been my most inspiration.

I love taking care of others, I love showing compassion to others and helping others to overcome obstacles. I have met so many wonderful people I. Am so grateful to give others quality care everyday. It makes me happy.

I am a certified medical assistant and nursing assistant that has been in the medical field for over 15 years. I am CPR certified and have experience with dementia and stroke patients. I love caring for those who are unable to care for themselves or just need a little assistance daily. My goal is to care for your loved one like they are mine, From my heart to yours and provide loving care!

I am detail oriented, organized, empathetic, and supportive.People describe me as calm and caring. For the past 20 years I have been in the medical field and am currently an office manager for an orthopedic surgeon.

Hi! I'm Candice. I have been a caregiver for over 20 years. At age 16, I started my first job as a caregiver at an assisted living. I recall feeling intimidated at first but by the end of my shift I realized I really enjoyed helping the seniors I was caring for. Being a caregiver is something I've carried with me ever since. I truly enjoy talking with my clients and getting to know them by learning about their past and their likes and dislikes. Im very compassionate and I understand that I may be heavily depended on by my client so I take pride in making sure I am reliable. :)

I am a trained medical assistant with many skills and experience and even have experience caring for a special needs child with autism. I care by assisting with daily living skills, medical needs and social, learning interactions.

Became a care giver after to be one for my own family member. I like to be able to offer any help I can to makes life easier and better for others. Reversing my own son's autism from severe to high functioning. I am a 47 year old mother of two and have been a Medical Assistant since 1986 with a lot of experience working in many healthcare facilities helping doctors and their patients and along the way gaining knowledge and experience in so many areas.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I am compassionate. I can sympathize with the person that I am helping take care of and understand that they can't do the things they use to do for themselves anymore. I have always been a caring person and I love to help others, so that's what attracted me to the healthcare field. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the smiles I put on the clients faces. They may not be in a good mood at the beginning of the day but my personality will have them smiling by the end of it. I believe I leave a good impression on people and give them memories they can never forget. I am patient and also a understanding person and that's what makes me, me. My most personal achievement is being in the healthcare field as long as I have been and my goal to further my medical career.

I became a caregiver because being around my grandmother and seeing how happy she was with just me helping or just keeping her company made me feel to good to kno that I was there. The achievement that I am most proud of is being a mother and taking care of my two children. I am 27 years old I have my medical assistant certificate and I hope to one day open my own business.

I have 4 children and my 14 year old had 2 strokes I went in to medical field because I want to help people I have worked with infants to geriatrics and I love being there for people. My greatest achievement is my children they are me they are constantly giving and volunteering at rainbow babies and children's hospitals and food banks. I am very caring and loving.

I don't know what it is about the elderly but I completely respect them and I love to care for them. They deserve to be taken care of like they have taken care of generation after generation. I am very proud of getting my medical assistant certificate just months after my mom passed away because I promised her that I would before she died, and although it was such a hard time for me I did it.I also took care of my Gramp along with hospice. I helped dress, feed, cook, give him meds, walk, with enemas and his cathader, bath him, and I was privleged enough to enjoy his wonderful company. I was the last one he looked at and my hand was the last one he held before he went to a much better place. I only can hope that I made him as comfortable as possible. He brought such joy to me. A lot of people tell me that they think I would get way to attached to the people that I was caring for but shouldn't you? I think so.