ALS Caregivers in Giles County - 9 caregivers found

Hard worker and fast leaner

I am very kind towards everyone I meet, I've never met a stranger. I'm understanding to the needs of the patient and will meet expectations that are required of me as a caregiver. I've always wanted to help people ever since I was little and grew up watching my mother do this job and sometimes I'd go with her and help her when she needed it. The one thing I enjoy the most from being a caregiver is making a difference in someone's life and helping them to get better if they're wheelchair bound and start standing in their own or even just giving them a listening ear. My personal achievement is taking cna classes to better myself as a care professional and to keep helping people

Hi! My name is Kilee, let me tell you about me, I have been caregiver for 4 years and I'm also a full time mommy! I love caring and giving to people, I love talking to people and getting to know them!

I enjoy being able to help others. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant. I've worked in different facilities including hospital settings. I have 9 years of experience all together from being a caregiver to getting certified. What I enjoy most about being a CNA is I can be a help to people that need me and give great companionship to families and bring comfort. I graduated high school and have been attracted to my work ever since.

I've been a non medical Caregiver for 2 years now. I specialize in Total Care and Critical Care clients. I enjoy the companionship and helping clients be their best selves and stay independent.

*I always think about my patients needs. *Every since I was a kid, I've always wanted to grow up and become a nurse. *Helping others. *The fact I love to help the elders.

My outgoing personality is great for helping motivate my clients. I mostly enjoy the relationships and companionship with the lovely people I take care of, I try to treat every single person as if they were my own family. I became a caregiver to take care of my parents as they aged. Now that they are no longer with me, I want to help others live independently at home.

I am very laid back n bubbly per say personal. I love to make the ones I am caring for happy n all aspects of life. Regardless of the care they may be required. I am a open book listener and live to hear stories of their life for I seem to learn alot of things thru doing so. I've always cared for my family and after losing so many of the people and family it just seemed to me that was my calling in life. So I became a CNA after loosing my mom n dad n grandmother for it was something I really enjoyed doing was caring for the ones whom couldn't care for them selves and making them feel like they still could per say. Let them still have their own dignity n life and be comfortable with the life they was having to live at that time. I really enjoy the most about caregiving and being in the field of nursing the fact that I can help someone in a very tough time in their life no matter the circumstance. I am personally proud of my achievements because I have made some really good friends and all became family per say while caring for their loved ones. And some I still communicate with to this day even after the loss of their loved ones. I have a letter of recommendation from the last family that I cared for during their time of losing their loved one. That means the world to me that I made someone's life alot easier for them during the time of transitioning and all.

I have worked as a Behavioral Health Technician, working with developmentally disabled adults in group homes to provide healthy, safe, and productive home environments moving up to leadership roles receiving team leader role. I also worked in homes assisting immobile patients with showering, getting dressed, transferring to wheelchairs, and making breakfast. Assisted patients in achieving health goals working on weight loss and a healthy mindset, and setting micro habits to obtain overall wellness. I love assisting people and creating a healthy environment with quality and genuine companionship. One achievement as a caregiver that I am very proud of is his helping a patent think outside the box and empowering him to overcome the obstacles to feed himself independently for the first time at 28 years old.