ALS Caregivers in Morrisonville - 11 caregivers found

I'm a CNA I've had 2 years of experience in facilities long term care and rehab and I have a couple of years as a home care aid. I've also worked as a developmental disability aid.

I've been in the caregiving field for three going on four years, I truly love what I do & those I care for & those whom I'll be caring for in the future, I currently just received my CNA and will be working on my RN this fall.

very professional, I really love what I do I'm very passionate, reliable and dedicated.

My smile in personality and me, I wanted to be a caregiver because I love helping others I enjoy conversations with my patients I'm currently going to school to become certified in prolong my dreams of getting my BSNs

Ambitious accommodating professional with many years of experience in healthcare environments handling confidential paperwork, administering medication and providing quality patient care. Established record of reliability and creating positive rapport with patients, family and staff. Detail-oriented and knowledgeable skilled at completing patient-facing and office-based tasks by applying strong multitasking and organizational abilities. Positive and upbeat with excellent communication skills. Independent worker with extensive medical experience.

I've been helping my grandfather in the home since the age of about 18.And recently I have been my sisters caregiver which suffered a stroke. Just love helping in any way possible with so much compassion.

The type of person I am. I enjoy help take care of all ages of people especially the elderly.. They have worked hard all their lives and deserve to be helped and treated with love, care and respect.

What makes me a great caregiver: I became a CNA at a young age, which gave me lots to learn about caring for someone that needed spezilised care. I learn how my clients like things done and I do the best I can for them. I give 110% in everything I do. Why did I become a caregiver: I became a caregiver because I realized that I could connect with the disabled or the seniors to a degree to understand what they need and how they want task completed. Its important to allow somebody to have their choice in how they live their lives. What do you like about being a caregiver: I greatly enjoy sitting down with a client and learning about how they grew up, and what they enjoyed doing with their time. Most people don't like doing the "dirty work" that comes with being a CNA but it gives me pleasure to know that I helped that person have a better day or helped them look how they would like. I enjoy boosting self-esteem because it greatly impacts how a persons health is. What is a personal achievement you're proud of: I'm proud of myself when I can handle a difficult situation that most people would give up in. I can handle stressful situations with an excellent attitude which allows me and the client to connect. I think its most important when a client trust you, it makes their day go by easier and it helps me to get to know them on a better note.

I became a caregiver to help persons that need a little extra help in their lives. I enjoy working with people and it gives me satisfaction that I can be there when someone needs help. I have always loved helping the elderly or disabled and it puts a smile on my face when they want to help you do a little chore. And I can be there when no one else can be to make sure they are safe and cared for. I believe this has always been in my blood helping people I started as a candy striper at the age of 13 and have been in this field for more than 20 years. Yes, I had stepped away from it but I keep coming back to the one thing I really enjoyed and that was putting a smile on those faces even for a minute.

I am great with people very patient and kind. I have a lot of compassion for those in need and it gives me self gratification knowing I made a difference.