Arthritis Caregivers in Divide - 134 caregivers found

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I have always enjoyed helping others and being there for someone when no one else can. I have worked as a registered behavior technician for children with neurodiversities and worked as a caregiver for all aged individuals. What made me want to be a caregiver was the ability not only help others, but to be a companion as well. I also enjoy being able to have a flexible schedule for school and my family. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is hearing the stories my clients have to tell, building a relationship and putting a smile on their face. My personal achievement that I am proud of is being able to juggle school, work and a family. I am proud to say I will be Class of 2023!

Hello my name is Teagan , I am 19 years old. I had the pleasure of graduating a year early and became a dental assistant for 2 years. I love talking and building relationships with all of my patients and co workers! A couple hobbies are cleaning , singing , and playing any type of sports!

Hello, My name is Nicole I have an out going friendly personality I love working with older adults it makes me feel really good to make someone smile everyday . I enjoy helping and taking care of others even if it is just my time . Iam able to cook clean go for walks im also able to help with bathing and light duties around the living space .

Hello, I'm Nicole and I was raised In Germany and Denmark before moving to the USA with my mom in ...well a long time ago. Growing up in a diverse social service worker household, where my Summers and all my school breaks were spent in camps and day cares with kids/adults with special needs, I never considered a career in anything BUT taking care of others. I remember my Great grandma going through the stages of Alzheimers and not fully understanding this, but feeling that she needed lots of love. While so many people are unhappy about their employment I feel blessed to have mine. I'm happy to say that I love doing what I do and I get to do it 24/7It is not a job to me it is my life, my history and my future. I am a highly energetic woman and I love to bring joy to others. At the same time, I'm patient and compassionate and I respect that everyone's situation is unique and needs to be treated as such. I spent nearly 20 years in case management and I came to realize how much I missed Direct Care, especially after taking care of my daughter. One of my favorite sayings is " It is an honor to take care of the ones that once took care of us' I have many many years of experience in a very diverse Social Service background and I don't shy away from any responsibilities. Thank you for reading my profile and I hope you find the best match for your family member, yourself or your ward. It could be me.....

I am dependable and honest I have the willingness to learn every day because there is always something to learn. I have family members that needed assistance with daily living skills. Ifeel that everyone somehow needs a little help, so I got into healthcare. I enjoy meeting and learning about the adventures and history of the person I care for. I find that so rewarding, I got to take care of my dad during his journey and that was a blessing for me to be able to care and spend as much time with him that is memorable, and I will cherish that time I had with him.

I have always loved working with the elderly since before I became a registered nurse. I like helping others and just listening to their stories. I am dependable and punctual. I am a registered nurse but I am waiting for my license to be transferred from Illinois to Colorado. I am looking for a position where I can use my experience and just help others.

My name is Keiara. Being a caregiver is important to me because I enjoy giving people the love and joy they deserve. Its more than a job to me.

I enjoy being with the older people my mom passed at 57 never gad to change to take care of her hut choose now to take care of ithers mom and dads im most proud of my 3 wonderful boys

I believe it is essential to have patience when working with the elderly. When the well-being of an elderly individual depends on your presence you need to be there. Compassionate, supportive, supportive, and creative are all very helpful as well. I grew up with my mother and grand mother both working in the hospital as ICU nurses. My first real job was a caregiver at a small assisted living center. I absolutely fell in love caring for the elderly.