Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Lynn County - 18 caregivers found

Hello my name is LaToya I been a caregiver for 7+years now im a CNA certificate nurses aide. I start doing this kind of work with my own family then I start working with clients in their homes, nursing homes and now the hospital. I work full time at south plains rehab in Lubbock. I love what I do. It just makes my heart happy when I can make someone else life a little better. I love going to work and my clients smile and say I made there day a little better by being there. To be a caregiver/CNA you have to have a heart for the job so I know my heart is where it needs to be.

Hello im Keasha Hill im very out going I love to make others laugh and feel better. I love being a caregiver because I know I have love in my heart for them because sometimes family can't be there and I have a grandmother I help all the time so I know how it is and the feeling oh knowing someone special is there and that you can trust them

Iam a people person I like to talk help out when needed like to cook pNd listen and care about what they want and I don't believe in being mean to no one even if they are wrong. And like when I took careofahospice person I did not love him till he died cuz no one should never die alone I will stay till they are gone

Hello my name is Tearra, I am a seasoned CNA/ Caregiver with lots of experience with different types of diagnosis as well as cultures and people. I love being able to make someone's life better and as easy as possible. My goal is too keep you in your home for as long as you see fit and to make you comfortable. I have no issues with pets or other family members I am responsible, dependable, honest and hard working.

I'm a very giving and loving person. I love to meet new people and get to know them! I'm very outgoing and I always make sure to be on time and get things done.

Efficient worker, loves to help people, great personality

I enjoy companionship and helping others live a happy comfortable life. Im always positive and outgoing and love people. I enjoy cooking and cleaning and providing a successful atmosphere everywhere I go. Im honest and very dependable

I'm 34 have a lot of experience in this field. I truly enjoy being able to help others and putting a smile on their faces. I am a very patient and go with flow kind of person. I don't let a lot bother me, I would much rather enjoy my day than not. I enjoy hearing about their lives and getting to know them.

I am very outgoing and welcoming off the bat, I have a extrovert personality with a heart for caring for others and helping them in life. What attracts me to be a caregiver is the fact that I will be helping people with their lives, help it be a little easier, and creating somewhat of a bond with them. What I would enjoy about being a caregiver is that I will be helping people out and making them smile and enjoy life. A personal achievement I'm proud of is this past semester in college, my chemistry class I was one of the 5 people out of a class of 20 who passed.

I became a caregiver right out of college to help presue my dream of working with children. I worked for the same family for 2 years, helping their severely disabled son. When I first started working for the family the 11 yr old son was very malnourished weighing in at 22 lbs, I was able to build the type of relationship with his mother that she soon entrusted me with feeding him pouches of baby food instead of oatmeal 3 times a day. Was able to learn all the physical therapy he was needing and able to practice with him daily. Over the two years he did manage to weigh in at 47lbs of muscle. The congenial degenerative disease he had required him to gain weight which was one of the things his mother struggled with.. Then I was blessed with a child of my own and could no longer care for my charge due to weight lifting restrictions during my pregnancy. Was blessed with a son and spent the next few years caring for him, as well as my mother and my grandparents all of whoms health was rapidly declining. I love being a caregiver because it allows me to continue to give love to those who have loved and taken care of their own families. It give me a sense of peace knowing that I am able to make their lives just a little bit better by being there for them in whatever way they need. My greatest personal achievement would have to be bringing an older patient (whom I was in charge of for 4 months) out of a panic attack. After working with her for 12 hours a day I was able to build that trust and bond with her and she knew, even at the end of her care that I truly loved her and only wanted the best for her and her family. Even though it was sad and made me cry I know she and her family were very happy with the care she received from me. I've been told I have an empathic personality. And I would love to be able to find the right fit taking care of others family members who could use a little bit extra in their care.