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I am a compassionate and loving person. I understand that as our elderly age it is hard for them to do everyday activities. The need for social interaction is so important for our elderly. The best part of my work day is sitting with my residents and hearing their stories.

Hello my name is Amina woods I've been a certified nursing assistant for 13 years now I have experience in hospice, home care, hospital, LTC Alzheimer's

Hello! So a little bit about myself, my name is Christine and I am extremely capable and compassionate with extensive experience in elderly care giving. I give everything my best and am very Hard-working. I have worked at Home Instead Senior Care for 2 years and Comfort Keepers for 1 year. Currently am working at the VA in Oakland, have been there for 6 years now. I make my own schedule so I am very flexible! I also am a certified nursing assistant and have my CPR certification. A lot of clients i have worked for in the past always have told me i have a personality that is fit for anyone. That is one of the reasons i got into the field of caregiving, i love being around people. Helping people out is something that i take pride in, and is such a great feeling.

I am a CNA because i am a empath I have to ability to connect with humans and help them along the journey in time of illness or comfort care. I am here to bring support to clients and their families in the times they need the most support!

I am a very caring, dedicated and kind aide. I love working with people and being able to provide care for those who can't. I enjoy cooking and cleaning if need be. I also love to just be able to sit down or take a walk and be able to interact with the patients.

I am in nursing school looking to forward my career. I love helping others, I enjoy being an outlet for residents that feel like no one is listening,

Hello my name is Dawn I been working in the Medical field for over 31 years. It all started with me going to my mom's appointments as a kid and was curious to why there were 2 doctors and they gave me the short detail. By saying the other doctor was there to assist. So I decided to do that exact same thing and went college to be a nursing assistant and wanted to help others ever since.

My name is Kristen Williams. I am 23 years old and I go to school full time. However, being a caregiver works perfectly with my schedule. You're probably thinking "oh she's too young to understand or not well experienced to take care of my mother/father, etc." Well, I'm not a typical 23 year old. I have been disabled for it feels like forever but it was about 2.5 years. I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and I had a colostomy bag for 7 months, and almost died. During those torturous times, I had to rely on other people to care for me and it was horrible to be YOUNG and depend on everyone for help. I know what it feels like to be cared for and I know what I needed to feel a little better and worth living. I am a very caring, loving, and nurturing person and I hate to see people in pain so I like to do my best to make others feel a little alive and good and not old and useless. They are humans too and I like to think back on how I was treated when I needed help from other people. I'm patient and I follow the person I'm caring fore's lead and do my job yet make them happy and comfortable. I wouldn't say what I went through was an achievement, but I don't regret it ever happening to me because at the end of the day, I'm helping others feel a little better each day so they don't get depressed about struggling at an old age. They put a smile on my face knowing I made their day. They become my people too!

EMT student with a passion to provide the upmost caring attitude. I chose to be a caregiver and EMT when I realized that I strive to change people's lives. I hope my client enjoy the best quality of life possible!

Hello I'm Amber, I've been a caregiver/personal Care Aide for nearly 2 years. I work with dementia patients. Everything including grooming, feeding, tolieting, companionship. I love my work and my strong points are empathy, patience and compassion

Being a caregiver for 6 years has helped me in so many ways. I have worked in hospitals, nursing home facilities, and in home private duty. Being able to work with clients, helping them in anyway possible feels my heart with joy. I love making someone smile and doing little things that can make the clients day better in any way. I feel that when I get older, I would want someone there to help like myself, because I take pride in what I do.

I have been a caregiver for over six years now. I love working with people of all ages, I also have daycare experience as well. Making people happy makes me happy, you never know what a person may be dealing with. So I make it my job to make those who I care for smile! I one day soon plan to start my own company for both children and adults.

I have 14+ years experience as a nurses aid on a behavioral health unit for adults and 2+ years experience with children. I have 7 months experience working in the emergency room. I believe and also enjoy providing quality care to all individuals. I am currently enrolled in school, so I can obtain my RN licenses and my ultimate goal is to be a NP.

I love to take care of people, I take care of people how I would take care of myself and I've been taking care of my grandmother for the past year. I really enjoy making her feel special. She has diabetes and high blood pressure so I had to learn how to make sure she's well taken care of.

I am a caring and dependable Registered Nurse with experience working with the elderly and dementia patients. I am also certified to teach an exercise program that is designed to delay the progression of Parkinson's disease.

I just moved to Moultrie from Pittsburgh and I love this town. I am looking to make a difference in a family life. I am come from a large family of nurses and taking care of families is my passion. I love geriatric patients and am called the granny whisperer. I am strong dependable, and have strong work ethics. I am able to lift and turn patients and perform all daily ADL's . Nursing is my passion and I love what I do. I treat all my patients as if they are family and they receive top notch care.

Hello my name is Michelle. I'm a very compassionate and loving woman that would love to take of people in need. I'm just starting out my nursing career, but I still give it all my effort. Being a caregiver is not only a job title, it's a commitment to help other people when they most need you, which is rewarding in itself. I do have my CNA certification and am also a certified EMT with BLS and first aid training.

I chose to be a care giver because of many reasons. I care a lot, I'm a very patient person, loyal, responsible, reliable, and I'm currently in nursing school that a plus. However, I do enjoy providing companionship and emotional support, being a caregiver makes other's lives less lonely and more joyful. It also helps them stay connected with their community and remain independent for longer periods of time. What attracted me to be a caregiver is that I love working in a job where I am appreciated so much. My clients notice what I've done for them and it makes them happy too. I love making a difference in other people's lives. I know what I do helps them to stay living independently in their own homes, Caring for other people makes me feel valued. I have wonderful relationships with my clients. They enjoy telling me their stories, sometimes from years ago and I get pleasure from listening to them. And I get great job satisfaction from my job

I care for the individuals I provide care to, me helping and being able to help them makes me stronger everyday, that's why I decided to join nursing school! I have that love and caring personality and passionate about it. I think I'm the perfect fit for this position and trust me, I won't deceive you if I'm chosen.

My passion is to make a difference in the world, and being a caretaker gives me an opportunity to do my part. Its an amazing opportunity to learn from the elderly. It teaches me patience and empathy. The smile on the faces of the seniors when you make them happy, makes my day worth it. Being able to be an exception team player makes me a real achiever.