Arthritis Caregivers in Quarryville - 111 caregivers found

I am a great caregiver who works without supervision and always following the activities of the client as listed. I got attracted to caregiver because when I started the job newly, I worked for loving family who as their caregiver they also care about my two boys and this made me see my clients and their family as my own family too. I love to make sure my clients are clean, well fed and their medicines taken as needed. I like to give my client treat on their birthday and on any celebrated days. Which put smiles on their faces. I got appreciated by my clients families as the most consistent worker who never absent or call out on my client. I also got a reward as a good and reliable caregiver from bayada.

Hello! My name is Shelbey. I am a caring and compassionate caregiver. I consider myself a caregiver who knows how to provide a number of services to clients and make them comfortable, safe and sound. Possess certification in first aid, cpr, Medicine Aide license, excel exemplifying proper bedside manner with 33 Years of experience. Specialization in being a companion to geriatric clientel. Please message me if you have any questions!

I am a very loving person and I love to help people to put smile on their face. I love to be a care giver because it my passion to be a Nurse. I love to help other to live the best of their lives in a meaningful way. Am also a very fun to be with. I have a family member that pass away from a certain sickness, I was their but I couldn't help in any shape or form, since then I decided to join the health care field and join hands in fighting certain diseases . What I love most in been a care giver is that am able to put smile on their face at the time that they can help themselves and I help lift them in Sprit and make then happy. One achievement am so so proud of is been a going to school and been a Nurse.

I have been a caregiver for the past 18 years. This is my passion and I have a great deal of experience in this field.

I am very patient and empathetic towards people. I have been told that I make others feel comfortable and secure. I like talking to others to get to know their stories and where they are coming from.

What makes me a good caregiver is I have Patience, I'm Compassionate. I'm very Detail Oriented. Being Present. Cooperative. Trustworthy. Loving and caring. What inspired me to become a caregiver and also going for my CNA license is my mother. She's been a CNa over 30 years. It inspired me to help others it inspired me to become a better person knowing that I still have the ability to help others reach there daily goals in life and just letting people know they always have a helping hand. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing that I can help. Just knowing that I can help make a difference in someone's life. My personal achievement im proud of was taking the steps to get my CNA and continuing my nursing education.

I'm a great listener, I enjoy helping others. I started working in a care giver work business do to my family members having intellectual disabilities.

I have been a certified nursing assistant for the past 12 years in MD and PA and I am currently working on my degree in Social Work. My passion is helping others, I'm great with being patient and I am always willing to go the extra mile to care for my clients. * I am also fully vaccinated.

Hi, I have been a Physical Therapist Assistant for over 25 years and have helped several families in their homes. I am extremely detail oriented, organized, love to cook and have reliable transportation. I live near Marsh Creek in Downingtown. I really enjoy being able to incorporate my skills as a therapist into companion care in order to ensure safety in their home, daily exercise/stretches and overall functional status. I love making peoples lives easier.

I have been in the healthcare industry for about 20 years now. The reason I entered the field was because my Mother and Stepdad took sick when I was about 12 and I became the care provider to them both. We did not have much money to have a around the clock nurse so the nurse we had taught me how to do many things. When my parents passed I became a CNA/GNA and I worked in a nursing home setting which I loved for about 7 years. I wanted more even to become a nurse so I left the nursing home setting and begin working in the hospital. I worked there for about 6 years when I had my son I left the hospital and tried a new venture. I entered into my current and most rewarding field, working with individual's who needed me most. Those who have Developmental Disabilities. I have been with my current job for 10. A personal goal of mines was to return to school something I have started and look forward to finishing not just for me but for my son and to give back to those I work with and support on a day to day basis.