Walla Walla Community College

It takes compassion and committment to be a caregiver. If you don't love what you do, there's no point in pursuing things in life. Commitment to 100% putting my best foot forward as if they are the body of Christ. I became a caregiver to be the hands and feet of Jesus and to show His love to those in need. I enjoy the companionship and the joy it brings to clients and their families in need of care.

I firmly believe that you have to have a special passion to take care of others. I feel as if it's my calling in life. I love doing what I do. And they say when you love what you do, you never work a day in your life.

I done long term mental health specialty training, bloodborne pathogens training, audlt first aid/CPR/AED and nurse delegation core training. Im very experienced and had a lot of training. I show up on time, im a hard worker, learn fast. I think i would be a great fit of a caregiver if you give me the chance.

I became a personal inhome caregiver to my mother in law for 10 yrs. Then I had a private client for 8 yrs. Now I'm currently working in Boise Idaho at Living Resources of Idaho in several different group homes for young adult autistics and mentally disabled. I love my job and feel very blessed and rewarded daily. It's fun, fulfilling and very rewarding. I am moving to Loma Linda, California at the end of this month and would very much like to continue in this field. Thank you!!

I became a caregiver after my third year of college to save up money before finishing school. I chose to become a caregiver because I've always been very naturally motherly and kind towards people. I spent 10 years as a nanny which was a similar work field. A personal achievement I am proud of is paying my way through 3 years of college and only having one year left towards a BA in Accounting and minor in Studio Art.