Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Franklin County - 49 caregivers found

Hi my name is Brittney. I am 31 years young. I love helping people and seeing the smiles on the families faces. Not many people have the capacity to be a caregiver. I love it. I love seeing my patients get better and be their happy selves. I am so proud of myself for getting on at the hospital and helping Cancer and dimentia patients get the help they need.

I have compassion for patients and perform the duties of the job to the best of my ability.

Hey my name is Sheila Coates I am a cna I have been in nursing for about 30 years.. I enjoy working with the sick and elderly I like to cook and clean for them and make them feel comfortable in their own homes this is my heart desire is to be a help to the sick in need ... I went into nursing when I was young I started out in housekeeping when I was 16 I started working on the floor when I was 17 Bathing Changing their clothes, changing, diapers brushing the teeth feeding Exercising with them taking walks outside Just taking care of all of their daily needs working in a facility that I was at for about 20 years and I've also sit in homes for about eight years. I went into nursing because I have five kids of my own. They are grown now, but I've always said if anything would happen to them I wanted to be the one to take care of them, because I worked in facilities and I know and saying they care that some get and I said if I can help it, my children would never go have the same attitude when it comes to me if anything would happen to me I never wanna stay in a facility I wanna get taken care of in my home or either in their home . what I do I have a heart and a passion for taking care of the elderly and sick. I enjoy the conversations of their childhood and growing up. I love cooking and cleaning because if you get care in your home, your household needs to be cleaned and you need a home-cooked meal if you have a dog or a cat, I don't mind taking care of them too ...

Hi my name is Brittany I am 35 years old. I have been a nursing assistant for the last 16 years. I have taken care of people with a lot of different medical conditions. I have done everything from taking care of babies to being a companion to providing more extensive rehab services to dementia/ Alzheimer's, hospice care and worked with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and more. I enjoy helping others and providing excellent care. Services I provide are companionship, adls , cooking, cleaning, laundry, shopping, assisting with medical appointments, transportation, personal hygiene and more. If you would like to know more just ask. I look forward to talking care of you or your loved one. Thank you for your time have a blessed day!

I became a caregiver to help an elder parent, when she would need more help. It is a good feeling knowing what to do when she needs help. I do like helping people and I have a sunny positive outlook on life.

I am kind and compassionate. I think of loving your neighbor as yourself and how would I want to be treated as a person and especially as an elderly person. I started early in life being a caregiver with becoming a CNA in three different states and then later in life after raising my children I went back to college and got my degree at UNCG. I went back into the field of caregiving because it is very fulfilling and somewhat flexible especially when you have three children in school and having many sports between them. I've had many different clients with different illnesses and disabilities over the almost twenty years all together that I've been in the profession of caregiving for the elderly. I've not only enjoyed it but find it very fulfilling when caring for my clients and developing a relationship with them.

I became a caregiver because my mother had entered into the medical field as I was growing up and listening to her talk about how she enjoys helping others. I decided that I should give it a try when it was my time to choose a profession. Once I got into the field at nineteen years old, I fell in love with being a caregiver and I have since then within my seven years of experience prided myself on making sure I give the best care to each and every patient I've had the pleasure to care for. What makes me a good caregiver is that I go above and beyond to please the patients I am caring for and I do my absolute best to make them feel comfortable as well as just enjoying being a wonderful companionship. Being a caregiver for me is rewarding to know when I've put a smile on each persons face and family by just coming in with the willingness to meet their expectations. I am proud knowing that I've been able to see each person through while making every day as pleasant as possible while in their need of care.

Iam a caring caregiver and I do have compassion for the elderly. What attracted me to being a caregiver I enjoying helping people I have worked as a CNA for 5 years. I also had to take care of my mother for awhile. My personal achievement that I was proud of I was glad that I took the CNA course I learned so much with hands on and real situations working with elderly clients

I take my job seriously and go above and beyond, I love the elderly especially I learn from their wisdom, I have a history of family members that are nurses, I like giving one on one time and my most highest achievement is adding being a phlebotomist to my resume. I'm dependable and flexible, I cook clean bathe meds laundry yard work doctors appt vitals and so much more. I like being a part of the extended family of my patient. Been a cna for 3 decades and I love my career. I have references. I have current cpr ppd test, background check, drug test, I have a current cna license. I have no children and 5 dogs!

I am a compassionate energetic female with a good sense of humor. I have 15+ years experience. First as a cna and then as a licensed nurse working with hospice and geriatric clients . I am very dependable. Both my parents had hospice at home. I know the importance of being some where when people depend on you. It is rewarding for me to know that families feel a sense of relief that their loved ones are in good hands when I care for them