Liberty University

I began care giving in 1998. From that year I have had no other kind of job and have rarely gone without work. It was a fit! With twenty years experience I have real intuition of my clients' needs and a lot of enjoyment in knowing them.

My personality trait(s) are many, I love people, very compassionate about helping others, and have over 30 plus years of experience in the field of Geriatrics. My compassion for those sick and hurting led me to become a caregiver, wherever I can bring comfort and assistance. I get a fulfillment from knowing at the end of my shift I have brightened someone's day, assisted him/her in whatever need they had and made it better. This is very satisfying for me both spiritually and physically. I was my family's caregiver for most and put my education on hold, I completed my Bachelor's in Health Care Administration a couple of years ago, and now working toward my Masters, so proud of myself, even at this time in my life. Firmly believe in persevering.

I didn't realize that I had a passion for this field of work until I took care of my father, He was a diabetic, high blood pressure, legally blind, on dialysis, there was a time when I actually performed his dialysis in the home, I had to be up on night due to his dialysis being done. It was then when I realized how much I wanted to proceed my career in this field.

I am 28 years old. I am hard working and love to help people in my free time. I am a Senior at Liberty University, I am saving up to get back into school and finish my degree in Healthcare Administration. I enjoy being able to make people smile and help them in times of need.

Loving working with teens and children as well as seniors . Very patient and understanding . Welcoming personality that help establish individual relationships with clients and they're families.

My name is Leola. I am currently a Psychology major at Liberty University. I also work in a facility that caters to daily needs and goal training for IDD clients aging in a range of 23 to 94. My role includes patient monitoring, medication administration, bathing, feeding, diet monitoring, toileting, and recreation. I enjoy the clients that I work with and appreciate the opportunity to form trustworthy friendships with the clients of which I benefit mentally, socially, and spiritually.

Humble I love to give give help Chatting with clients At my previous job all the clients loved me

Im compassionate, I have 25 years of elderly care, love helping others and willing to learn any new tasks that is necessary. Have worked with many types of elderly. From the hospital, nursing home and private home care. Sitting in Home Settings and Hospital Settings.

Every human being is endowed with a gift... My gift is caregiving. Whether it is supporting my husband, raising and homeschooling my children, caring for elderly parents, supporting and encouraging friends in Uganda, walking alongside women in crisis, or providing elderly care, I love serving! Now that my children are grown and pursuing dreams of their own, I find that I now have more time to share with those who might be in need of a little encouragement, support, and companionship. God has blessed me, and I am eager to give back.

I'm Amanda, 30 years old, and a mother of two little boys. I'm well organized, dependable, reliable, caring person with a huge heart and a soft spot for the elderly. I have the opportunity to take care of my Grandmother before and after she was put of hospice care, up until she passed. That alone has made me want to keep caring for others. I enjoy being able to give others company as I stay with a positive attitude. Being able to help others in need is what I enjoy most. A few personal achievements I'm proud of are going to school, raising my boys to be sweet, well mannered little boys, and being the best mom I can potentially be.

I became a caregiver because my mother was a nurse. She did home health care for years and she always talked about how much she loved it. When I started into this field it was in hospice care and I loved it. I loved being there with families and helping them through the very difficult times. I always spent more time than required so I could ensure that things were the best they could be considering the situation. I tend to be a fairly quite person at first but become chattery once I feel comfortable. I have always been that way but I have become better with age. I love helping people. And spending time just talking if that's all they would like.

Hello, my name is Klisha. My love for helping others come from having a loving family with many of them being nurses. Nursing and caring for others is our way of life. I'm currently in my senior year of college for Psychology with a focus on Christian Counseling. I believe that mental health is just as important if not more than our Medical health because when we feel good mentally we tend to radiate and promte healing for our bodies internally. With my experience in Skilled nursing facilities, Rehahilitation Facilities, and home health Agencies, I plan to be more well rounded and offer more to you and your family. Caring for people Gods way is the only way I know. I look forward to assisting in whatever way I can to make life just a little bit easier.

Dedicated and compassionate in-home caregiver with a proven track record of providing exceptional support to individuals in need. Proficient in assisting with daily living activities, including personal care, meal planning, medication management and companionship. While Specializing in alzheimer's, dementia and manic-depressive individuals, I create and maintain a comfortable and nurturing environment for clients, fostering independence while ensuring their safety and well-being.

I became a caregiver because I love people and helping them. A personal achievement that I am proud of is finally finishing college. My name is Paula Vasser and I live in a small town in Mississippi. I have two sisters and 4 four brothers. I also have a nine year old grand son.

I am a compassionate, kind-hearted caregiver and I have been doing this type of work in different areas of nursing for 24 years. I've always wanted to help people. I have worked with lots of wonderful families over the years and the one thing I've heard from former patients and employers is that" you are excellent at your job".

I become a caregiver when my grandma was not give adequate care in a nursing facility. I want everyone to be able to stay home as long as possible and be able to receive proper care. I really love to help others and to care for others.

My favorite thing about working for families is the friendship that is made. I want to be as much of a help as I can be. Whatever needs to be accomplished, I am ready and willing. I have ample experience but am still very willing to learn.

I love people and helping them get to where or what they need. I obtained degrees in Education and Counseling, to do just that. I did get my CNA when I was in high school, many moons ago; so I do have experience in the caregiving field. I am compassionate, friendly, a great listener, life coach, and friend. I love details and organizing. I have no issues cleaning or running errands. There is no task too big or small that I can't accomplish. I am self motivated and need little instruction. If something needs to be done, I will make sure it is done in a timely and efficient manner. I really just love helping others in most all capacities.

I am very lively, kind, friendly and empathetic. I am always taking care of the elderly since I was a teenager. caring for seniors is my passion and I take pride in ensuring that they get the best care that is needed.

I am a great caregiver because I am attentive. I'm pretty skilled and knowledgeable in taking care of the elderly. I've worked in 3 nursing homes and multiple home health scenarios. I like taking care of people. I like making sure someone is safe and has the needs they need to live happily. I like being there so people don't have to move out of their own houses. I like them being comfortable as possible.