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Hello, My name is Acacia Weldon. I'm a licensed behavioral therapist and a teacher but wanted to branch out my services and expertise in another area. I thought this would be the best fit! I'm patient, kind, caring, and responsible. I would treat your family member like family providing the best care possible. I use to be a CNA and Home Health Aide for over 5 years so I'm knowledgeable when it comes to caring for a companion. Can't wait to work with you and your family!!!

The things that make me a great caregiver I have Empathy, Compassion and patience for people. I became a Caregiver because I love to help people, I love the Medical field and want to grow with it.

As a caregiver, I have always strived to make my clients feel their best and do their best. I have experience in clinical settings that include Long Term Care Facilities, Rehabilitation Facilities and Hospitals, and have the following certifications; CNA, CMA, Phlebotomy Technician and am working on my RN! My goals in this wonderful field are to provide safe and efficient care, much like care I would give my own loved ones. I look forward to hearing from any families in need of exemplary care!

Hi my name is Alexis! I have a year of caregiving experience and 2 years of experience working in a PT office. I have always loved and enjoyed working with patients! I am very friendly, compassionate, and hardworking. My goal is to make patients feel comfortable and overall make them feel cared for and supported. Being a caregiver was extremely rewarding and I would love to become one again! All I have ever wanted to do was help those in need which is what I enjoyed most about being a caregiver. A personal achievement I am most proud of is graduating with my Associates Degree in PTA. I was able to work with patients with this degree and discover my passion for helping others heal. This also lead me to try caregiving which changed my life for the better. I hope you chose me to make a difference in your loved ones life! Thank you!

Hello! I'm currently working as an occupational therapy assistant in a nursing home for the last three years and prior to that I worked as a CNA for the same nursing home for approx 6 years. I have home care experience such as preparing meals, showers, dressing/bathing and light housekeeping. As an occupational therapy assistant my job is to maximize a persons independence, recovering from a fall or surgery, and ensuring a home is safe for a patient to return/home modifications. I'm looking for a position that is part time early mornings or evenings helping with bedtime routines, feel free to ask any questions!

I love being a care giver because you get to help people in their own homes. When you work with people in their own homes you get a much better connection with them. I love helping and taking care of people and seeing them smile. I love being able to improve a person's quality of life.