Depression Caregivers in Kingman - 31 caregivers found

Hi my name is sierra I am looking to work as a caregiver again because I absolutely love my job as taking care and supporting people . Caregiving in my opinion is the best job I could ever have and knowing that you are helping someone in need . I am currently working towards getting my CNA license . I love mostly about being a caregiver is knowing I will make there day sometimes by Just showing up and talking and giving them companionship.

I became a certified nurses assistant in 1987 through state of Indiana. I continued for 23 years. I wanted this type of job since junior high. I love this type of work to see smiles and make tasks easier for those who have a hard time. I too may be there soon. I have done hospice experience for a year and caregiver work around 6 years.

I HAVE OVER THIRTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN CNA, IN HOSPITALS, HOSPICE, NURSING HOMES AND PRIVATE HOMECARE. I HAVE CURRENT CERTIFIATES IN ALZHEIMER'S, CPR AND MORE. I ALSO HAVE LETTERS OF APPRECIATIATION AND MANY REFEREENCES. I LOVE WHAT I DO AND DO WHAT I LOVE. THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE WROTE AN ARTICLE ON MY LIFE STORY AND I WAS PRESENTED A CERTICIFATE FROM THEM BASED ON MY LIFE'S WORK. I love being a caregiver because,careing for other and helping someone every day is a very important part of my life. I try every day to do my help to others in some way,that is why I be came a caregiver. I m honesty,truthful, trustworthy,dependable and have a lot of love to give.

I have 19 years of experience as a CNA. I am very compassionate and have a huge heart. I used to go to work with my mother as a child at the nursing homes. I knew then that's what I wanted to do when I was old enough. I truly take every patient as a member of my family. I enjoy spending quality time with each patient to fully meet their needs. I love making someone's day brighter.

I am a people person. I love the company of others and I appreciate any opportunity given to me. I help take care of my own family memebers from time to time when i have the chance. So I'm very aware of what to do.

I'm a former military spouse and mother of 3 that spent 4 years in Europe. I enjoy meeting new people and learning new things. I'm open, honest and welcome building lasting relationships. Becoming a caregiver has always been easy for me because I am a helper by nature. I find joy knowing that I can make a difference in someone's daily life.

I have been a caregiver for 13 years. I have worked with a lot of different people. I feel that caring for others was my calling. I ran a home health company for years. I enjoyed it but now I just want to work on my own. I have over 15 references.

I highly doubt writing an "about me" could possibly give you a complete understanding of myself as a person. Let alone myself... as a caregiver. I truly do believe I was put here on earth to "take care" of people, to help people. I have been a caregiver as far back as I can remember. Starting with my siblings. I can not recall a time where I was not taking care of someone or something. Working for Gardenview Manor as the assistant director of activities was truly my "dream job". Taking care of my residents, making sure they had what they needed. (Including yet not limited to physical and mental support. )My job was to "keep everyone happy" and I did just that. I came in everyday seeking every possible solution to any and every problem. If my residents were not content, I did not clock out. I stayed and made sure they got what they needed. That is simply how my heart is wired. There are not many people like myself. I say that with complete gumption and honesty.

I have dedicated my career to social work and helping others. I am outgoing and use humor often. I am flexible and rarely get over excited about conflicts or people raising their voice. I have a calming voice tone and am an active listener. I am creative and like to do all sorts of crafts or coloring. I find it's a good stress relief. I help care for an elderly couple now which I do as volunteer work since they are like family. I find the addition of cleaning, organizing, and being a companion very rewarding. I enjoy seeing that I have made a difference and have been able to make someone smile. I am proud of the success stories that I have been lucky to be part of over the years. I am fortunate that some of the families who have had success maintain contact with from time to time in addition to sending pictured. This is just priceless.

I have been a CNA for the past 5 years, just shy of 6 years and love my job. I recently just worked at a hospital for a few years and had received so much experience I would love to share with you. I have worked in Rehabilitation, orthopedic/med. surg, nursing homes, palliative, Dementia/Alzheimer's, hospice, and much more. Being a CNA has brought so many opportunities to my life and I'm so thankful for that, along with the people I've met, the stories my patients have shared, and the things I've seen.