Diabetes Caregivers in Schoharie - 87 caregivers found

Why caregiving ? I have always had passion for taking care of people. I just love the satisfaction that come with knowing that my time and energy is going into helping others lead happier lives ! This gives me a return that is different from my professional career.

Hello, my names Diana. I am a licensed COTA with a bachelors degree. I worked per diem in a few different nursing home so I have experience with the geriatric population. I did home care during my fieldwork. I have experience working with clients in their homes. I love helping others and making individuals feel comfortable in their homes.

I like what I do because I used to have a disable and handicap son and he die and I decided to work in this to help the people in need if I am understand and use my experience in what I know to work to help does people in need beside my work I do voluntary job too and I am very proud for what I do I have more than 35 years experience but I have certification for MED TECH,RBT BCBAB,CNA

I believe I'm a great caregiver because I am passionate and caring I love taking care of people and helping them anything I could do to make a person's life better makes me feel better about myself. I started in the field because I do enjoy caring for people so much. I have dealt with all kinds of people from different age ranges with a range of different issues that they may need assistance with and I have always loved doing what I'm doing and I will continue to love doing what I'm doing. I have tried other career paths and they just weren't for me and I honestly believe that caregiving and taken care of and helping people is what I was meant to do.

When I was young I would always go help my grandma a couple towns away. From Schenectady and that when I decided I wanted to take care of people. Shortly after I finished High School,in 2011 I got my PCA. I have been taking care of people ever since then helping them stay in there homes. I have worked in a nursing home also with Alzheimer's and Dementia. Some times this work is not easy. The relationships with families and the people you take care of is the rewarding part.

I absolutely love what I do! Caregiving has taught me so many important life skills and I love going to work each day. I have a strong devotion to the families I work with and love forming personal relationships with the client to make sure they are happy, comfortable, and enjoy their time spent with me.

Am a great caregiver I like to help everyone to achieve their goals and need .I love to see my client happy. I have always live taken care of people. I enjoy my job when my clients needs get accomplished and they fell happy . I am proud of my achievements working with all my clients and they very happy and secure

Hello, my name is caryssa ! I've been a CNA for 7 years and trained for my entire senior year of high school. I worked a little in a hospital so I have some insight on taking care of people in that kind of setting I'm very familiar with residents who are full term in a nursing home, who have dementia, and also residents on a rehab unit recovering from falls at home causing them to break their hips, neck, back and more and trying to my best ability to make them comfortable. I've taken care of people who are actively dying and have terminal illnesses I guess it's safe to say it's what I know best is to take care of people. What I love the most about taking care of people is getting close to them like they're my own family I love my residents a lot. What drew me to being a care giver was the fact that I could help someone or even make their day better just by making them feel safe and well taken care of and in all my years as a care giver I've grown very attached to my residents I love them a lot

My name is Antoinette I'm currently a certified nursing assistant I have 20+ years working with people with different needs I'm reliable dependable and very flexible. I love what I do I'm compassionate and very understanding to all my clients needs.

Hello, I am an easy going laid back kind of person. I wanted to be a caregiver, because I enjoy helping people. I first started assisting individuals with their daily lives in 2016 at an organization for the developmentally disabled. Before that I worked in caregiving for children. Professionally I've been caregiving for about ten years. Personally it's been much longer. The best thing about caregiving is truly just getting to know and working with the people.