Brigham Young University

I am outgoing and enjoy finding meaning for others through activities they enjoy. I believe the best caregivers are those who take the time to listen, encourage, and understand what those they care for are facing. I love developing relationships and friendships with those I care for and find that finding joy in the little moments is what makes caregiving special. I am dependable, honest, kind, hardworking, personal, and friendly.

I am a mom of three, the youngest just graduated from High School. I would love to help with exercise, getting fresh air, running errands, lots of experience of keeping a meds schedule. I can help with light housekeeping and easy meals. I helped to take care of my Dad as he declined from Alzheimers. This was only for about two months however before his passing. I am looking for meaningful work, that I can work around my days of availability.

Hello there. I'm Gabby. I'm a very outgoing, energetic, positive vibes CNA and currently working on obtaining my RN degree licensure. I offer excellent care for your loved ones, giving you the peace of mind you need and deserve. As a single mom of three teenagers (now all 3 are in college!) I moved to North Carolina 8 years ago to be closer to my own aging parents. In 2015, Dad became wheelchair bound with Parkinsons and Mom was no longer able to care for him. I rolled up my sleeves and made the necessary renovations on my home there and moved them both in with me. I pushed pause on my nursing studies and was able to spend some great quality time with Dad before he passed away a week before Christmas in December 2018. Mom's dementia had been progressing, so I became his sole caregiver and provided for his every need until he "graduated." Three months later, Mom had a massive stroke rendering her the equivalent of a three year old. No longer able to dress, toilet, or feed herself or even articulate what she needed, I stepped up to the plate again and began caring for her 24/7 until her death one year ago. I would not trade even a millisecond of the time I was able to be with my parents. It allowed me some great moments with each of them and helped me fine tune my skills as a professional caregiver. I would love to meet with you and your loved one(s) to see if we are a good fit. Go ahead, give me a chance. I promise, you won't regret it. =)

I will focus on optimum wellness for your loved one through tailored physical and psycho-social programs along with expert care coordination and management with health professionals and long-term care settings. Assistance with IADLs only.

I began caregiving to look good on resumes and quickly fell in love with the elderly so, I pursued a career in nursing. All of my patients have such a fun and young spirit that, when explored and listened to, can help me in ways I never knew. I became the CNA supervisor at a skilled nursing facility quickly because I discovered that when you love the residents and listen to them and their stories (no matter how many times they repeat them lol) then the money, bad days, long shifts, paperwork, and all the stress becomes secondary. I find myself laughing continuously with my patients and loving them more and more. I hope you will let me learn from, laugh with, and love your loved one.

Hello, my name is April and I have 10+ years experience working in the Home health care industry, and thoroughly enjoy it! I have provided care in homes and hospitals for a diversity of patients with Alzheimers, Parkinsons, dementia, and hospice needs. I am first aid and CPR certified, a CNA, and have started taking classes to become a nurse. I have had a variety of medical experience such as working in the University of Utah burn unit which required high medical standards. I have been told I am naturally compassionate and competent, especially when working with the elderly and disabled. I value honesty, hard work, and live a clean life style. I am also happy to help with light cleaning, meal prep., pets, and organizing/laundry. During this time of the coronavirus I am being extra careful to follow the guidelines our national leaders are recommending. To provide safer care and reduce the spread of COVID-19, my desire is to choose just one client, to limit our exposure. This will enable you to have confidence in the safety of your loved one, knowing that my personal activities will be mostly limited to my home and yours. I would love the opportunity to work with your loved one to provide kind, high quality care.

I remember when my Mother got in a car accident. She went from an active, healthy person, to someone unable to walk or get out of bed unassisted. I was volunteering at the local assisted living place, at the time. When I used the skills I had learned, to support her back while assisting her out of bed, her gratitude was visceral. It was hard enough, for her, to be so dependent. She needed people around her that knew how to help, without making her feel worse. I spent that year doing her physical therapy with her and assisting her how I could. Later, when my Grandma began to decline so quickly, I used those same skills to be her substitute caregiver. I treasure those memories, though it was hard work. She took care of me, when I needed her as a child. And I took care of her, when she needed me, as an adult. I loved her so very much. I raised 6 kids over the last 20 years. Children are messy and wonderful people. I love being a mother! I'm a pro at organizing the day, cleaning up, grooming, bathing, shopping, meal planning and preparing, entertaining, reading to, and all with patience and love. My youngest is in school now, so I'm looking for part time work during school hours. I have since been a part time caregiver for wonderful people who needed help with cooking, cleaning, self care, bill paying, shopping and errand running. I'm happy to help those who spent their lives helping others or simply could use an extra hand. Call or text me for references. I have a great deal of experience and even more love to share.

I've been a profesional caregiver for about two years now. I love connecting with the people I work with and finding common interests.

I have always been close with my own grandmother, and loved talking to and learning from her. I know that it can be a hard time of life getting older and not being able to do the small day-to-day things that used to be easy to get done. I would love to help and be there for whatever needs are required.

Hi! I'm Kinley! I'm a young and lively Home Health Aid and CNA and I've worked with many people, both elderly and young, to ensure that they are living a happy and healthy life. Originally, I became a CNA/HHA to help get me closer to my goal of becoming a nurse, but since I've started working, I have fallen in love with this work. I love people and I love helping them live their best quality of life. I currently work with pre-med students at BYU who have decided to dedicate their lives to serving others to help make you or your loved one's life wonderful.

Hello! My name is Rebecca and I have been working as a caregiver for almost a decade. I have really come to love my job, as it has allowed me to get close to and really connect with some amazing individuals. I have found that not only can I help my clients, but that they can help me to learn and grow as a person. Patience, understand, and a real desire to uplift and enrich people's lives are things that I always strive for, and that I feel are qualities every good caregiver MUST have. As I work with clients, I try to put myself in their shoes, and understand their struggles and needs. I work with clients who can be lonely, depressed, confused, or even angry, and being a dependable caregiver and friend can help not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. I hope to be able to use caregiver as not only a source of income, but as an outlet for love, kindness, and empathy.

I am a deeply loving, caring, patient, and compassionate caregiver. I enjoy the elderly, and all ages below that. My mother took care of her mother in our home. She was my first example of a true caregiver. As an aide for three years and a caregiver for a year, I professionally cared for the elderly and ages in between. I cared for mentally challenged and physically challenged individuals. I have worked with the hearing impaired, dementia issues on many levels, the blind, and diabetic challeges. I have the ability to adapt to a multiplicity of situations and personalities. What I enjoy most is providing a positive and safe environment where the client feels of worth. What I like about being a caregiver/aide is the opportunity to care for so many precious individuals young and old. I became a caregiver because it brings such satisfaction and joy. I enjoy playing the piano and reading.

I am a patient and gentle person, ready to give one-on-one time and attention. What has drawn me to this profession has been watching my own mother work as a caregiver (professionally and personally) through out my life. I aspire to be like her show the world the same compassion she has shown me.

I believe in comfort. I feel my calling is to comfort the afflicted. I am husband to my best friend, Erynn, and father of 3 wonderful children. When I care for your family member, you can be sure I will treat them with the same love and service that I would give to my own mother, grandfather, sister or son.