West Virginia University

Hi, my name is Cassandra but everyone calls me Cassie! I have helped take care of my grandfather, who has had dementia for over 10 years. When I moved away to school last fall, I began working as a direct care worker for a company, but found that I like private home healthcare better. My time with the two families I helped while away at school was amazing, and I was sad to leave them when I returned home for summer break. I have worked extensively with dementia patients, and I have experience with patients who have MS. I am very compassionate, patient, and hardworking and I truly care about the people I help. The thing I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that each person I help teaches me something new, and I love hearing their stories and learning about their lives.

Hello, my name is Peyton Alfrey. I have been in nursing for nearly 3 years and have had two previous jobs working in the ICU. I am now going back to school full time in pursuit of my doctorate degree in nurse anesthesia. I am qualified to take care of older people with diverse health conditions. I am CPR certified and also have my BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications. I am looking for part time work on my breaks from school as well as a couple days per week during the summer. Due to COVID-19, my classes will be online this summer. I am a very patient, caring professional, and I thoroughly enjoy helping others. I love what I do, and I love getting to know my patients! I currently travel between Logan and Charleston, but I am originally from Logan, WV. I have a great family, fiance, dog, and cat. Some of my hobbies include being outdoors (fishing, camping, hiking) and going to church.

Hi, my mission is to help, assist and put a smile on every one I take care of face. Taking care of people is very important to me knowing I did my job 100%. With three years experience, I have been known to be the best employee and the best caregiver of someone's loved one. I am going to nursing school and wanting to become a registered nurse and I know I am meant to take care of people. I always feel like I can make everyday better than the day before with my positive attitude and warming heart to give. My favorite thing about my job is either hearing from a family member thank you for what you do and taking the best care of my loved one or to hear the people I take care of miss me when it is my day off. I love working and I can never get enough satisfaction from what I do. I take care of people who is going through rehabilitation, dementia care patients, and assistant living patients. The range of age I have cared for with 51 being the youngest and 103 being the eldest. CPR certified. I love going home with a smile on my face because of my job. I am proud of working with co workers who are older than me but it does not make a difference and I used to train new employees on their job. I grew up always wanting to take care of people and I have been doing it for three years and I could not see my self doing anything else. Email me at jessjenkins2001@icloud.com . Will provide back check if interested

I just lost my mother and father and I understand what people need when they are looking for someone to take care of their loved ones.

I developed the business to take care of my nan and pap in order to stay home together and maintain a comfortable manageable life style,

I am a very reliable, hard working woman. I am CPR and First Aid certified, and medication administration trained. I feel with all the jobs I have since I graduate college has made me a great caregiver. I am trustworthy and willing to help out in short notice if possible. I have always been attracted to being a caregiver from being a lifeguard when I was young to being a social worker for over 15 years working with children to adults. My personal achievement is how proud I am of my daughter who just turned 20 years old and is starting college next week to become a Nurse while she takes care of my beautiful daughter.

I am 44 years old and only single mother of a 16-year-old boy. I am looking for a job helping in-home with someone looking for an individual to give them assistance with various needs. Other than helping with family members, I don't as yet have experience in this field. However, I am a very responsible and caring person. I love working with elderly people.

My name is Elly , a very open and free spirited person with a persion to learn and meet new people. the reason as to why i became a care giver is due to the fact that id be able to assist others while i try to save up and head back to school some times in the future ,which i plan to study nursing as a major. am proud of many achievements which id share whenever given an oppotunity to speak about ,

I always disliked these about me sections, do I tell the truth and come off arrogant or do you ignore it and seem dull? I will tell you what references and former employers have said about me in letter of recommendations or what they would likely say about me. I have a heart so big and am so caring, if someone cuts me off, and everyone else is upset yelling at them, I'm the one saying" they may be in a hurry" or " maybe they didn't see us. I have always, since I was a child, been focused, dependable and caring. I like to think I provide better services then most because your loved one is not a job, a client, a patient, they are someone's mother, father, sister, brother, uncle, friend and once I am to brought into care for them they are my family. I have went out in the middle of the night to check on my new found loved ones, I check on them on my days off. I am their loved ones eyes and ears when they aren't able to be there and I do for them the same as I would want for my loved ones. I have glowing recommendations from local Doctors, and many local families that I have worked for in the past, that I have continued to stay close with, many being considered my new families. I have 5 years medically training from working with Dementia patients to ALS. I have experience with catheters, peritoneal cathethers, feeding tubes, Loved ones needing physical therapy or just companionship. I will float on the fact I am a great cook, my parents owned restaurants growing up, so I grew up cooking: I am very dependable only missing one day of work at my last employers in 3 years, and it was because of bad weather and their road was closed due to a bad car wreck. I also work with a wonderful group of qualified ladies so together we can accommodate any hours needed and cover for one another if one ever has an emergency, so dependability is guaranteed. If your loved one is in need of someone like me feel free to give me a call!

I am a master's trained physical therapist who took a break from practicing to raise my 4 children. I am currently working as a caregiver while I fulfill the requirements to re-instate my PT license. I believe strongly in the dignity of all human life and I strive to provide the same exceptional, compassionate care to my clients that I provide to my own elderly parents. I look forward to serving you! Elizabeth

I became a care giver because my youngest brother is mentally retarded. Helping with him through out the years, my grandmother got cancer, my grandfather got dementia. I became good at helping others, you can say it was my calling.

I am patient and caring - I have done the care giving for my father (deceased), MIL, and husband. I enjoy the elderly and as my son heads to college in the fall, I have more time to work. Currently, I freelance tech writing and am burned out on the working alone all the time. I am a great cook and love to do meal prep as well as gentle yoga.