Arthritis Caregivers in Butte County - 42 caregivers found

I am a joyful optimist. I am attentive, trustworthy and dependable. I appreciate the opportunity to provide patient, tender hearted care to vulnerable aging people. I have chosen to become a caregiver because I desire meaningful employment. I enjoy being a strong source of support and encouragement to individuals and families in need. Perhaps my most gratifying acheivements as a caregiver have been the ability to provide exceptional palliative care to elderly patients and emotional support to their loved ones.

Honest reliable do my job hundred percent kind caring compassionate focus and can multitask I am covid vaccinated and have my booster

I work hard I'm sweet I love caring for people I have medical back ground of 19 years I've been a cna for 18 years just let my license go two years ago I'm a rna of 17 years so I worked with therapy to help people walk again I do splints ect. I've done in home care threw ihss for 9 years .I'm currently a med tech and pca

I am naturally maternal being the oldest of 3 boys and being the only girl in my family. I don't have any kids of mine own so being a caregiver fulfills those maternal needs in a way of providing care to others. I love to cook and give my residents a great meal. What attracted me to being a caregiver was the growth within the companies that I can continue on with. Also caregiving just came naturally to me because I helped take care of my grandpa who was in his late 80's from the ages of 13-adulthood I helped take care of my great grandpa who lived with us. I carried that into my job field, and it just came naturally to me. I enjoy being a person there who they trust and know they can count of for good quality care. Nothing makes me more happy than hearing "thank god you're here" because that feeling of being trusted by my residents to make the right choices and be there for them really means a lot to me. A personal achievement I have is learning how to bake and cook better for my resident's. Also becoming ultimately stronger as a person when handling these intense emergency situations, they'll prepare you for the real world and real scenarios and that has made me more confident in my day to day life.

Taking good care of my clients ,being on time, being honest, cooking good foods, making sure the client have their medicine on time, making sure the client never misses their doctors appointments

I'm extremely empathetic and compassionate. I want to do whatever I can to comfort and help those in need. Being a caregiver offers the opportunity to share Gods love with others and to make a positive difference in their lives.

Compassion and diligence are two things that I pride myself in when referring to my role as a nurse. Being a caregiver comes naturally as I am a mother and nursing was something I always wanted to pursue. Improving someones quality of life gives me a sense of fulfillment that is unlike any other profession.

Hi, I'm Josiah I'm 26 and currently finishing school. I live an active lifestyle, love the medical field and love to be help.

I am a retired Caregiver with over 35 years of experience. I acquired my experience by working in Hospitals, Home Care Agencies, as a Private Caregiver and Caregiving for family members. My Mother steered me in this direction when I was around 8 years old, by having me help her older friend that was just discharged from the hospital & Caregiving has been my calling since. As we age and live by ourselves, it's not as easy to take care of ourselves & we may need some helping hands, that are trustworthy, to remain in our home. I have a nurturing personality and find much satisfaction helping someone continue to remain in their home.

I am always on time. I am very compassionate, I have a powerful desire to help people. Always 100% dedicated to helping my residents/clients. I take my time to find out the exact needs of all residents. I have empathy to get to know all my residents to get a close bond. What attracted me to be a caregiver is when my grandmother got very sick and I was the only one willing to help her for 2 years. I got really into it and enjoyed what I did. I realized I didn't want to just help my grandmother I wanted to help other people as well. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the bond I make with each resident and knowing they're getting the proper care when I help them, and providing them with a happy and comfortable life. The personal achievements I'm most proud of is knowing my family and other families appreciates my help and kindness when leaving me with their beloved ones. Also, learning how to help each resident with their different health problems or diseases.