Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Cherokee County - 10 caregivers found

My pleasure to meet and assist you here. I have 30 years of experience compassionately co-laboring with families to achieve the highest quality of care from babies to elders, being intentional with quality time, while meeting specific needs. Always achieving independence for each client and assisting in managing multiple workloads. It is a gift to be able to use my passion, education, and experience, to help others. From assisting executive investors to walking the dog, I am able to do most anything and willing to meet whatever need arises without any hesitation. Optimistic and cheerful attitude, I can't wait to meet you and lighten your load! - Remote flexible administration available upon request, references provided - Credentials: Registered Behavior Technician, Professional Caregiver Certified, Home Health Aid Certified, CPR Certified, Sexual Abuse Prevention Certified

I love to help others and greatly appreciate my job and chance to help other human beings do their best and have their positive spark of life achieved. I joined a Camphill to care for adults with disabilities and I'm also a mother. I love talking care of people and learning about what makes a human great . I love the bonds I create with everyone I meet. Having my daughter is the best thing that has ever happened to me! I love her and she is my life and effort to do my best.

Hello My name is Traci, I have been a CNA at Union Country Nursing Home in Blairsville Ga, however when I went into private care I did not reup my license in Ga because I had taken a job in Florida, I have ran a home for 12 ppl with special needs and have been a live in aid for 2 woman, who have since passed, I now care for 2 ppl and can help in all areas of activities for daily living, transfers to and from bed, in and out of car, meal prep, meditation reminders, escorts to doctor appointments

I am a fun and outgoing person. I am very energetic. I' use to help take care of my grandparents both used hospice so I helped with that.Then my cousin used hospice also from the sickness of Cancer. I really enjoy helping people no matter how I help whether it be to talk to run a errond or to mow the lawn to preparing meals. What I love most is knowing that I can make a difference in these peoples lives by helping them being there for them as a companion. So fulfilling other people needs seeing them happy makes me happy.

As a caregiver, my expertise lies in empathy, patience, and adaptability, which are essential traits in providing quality care. What attracted me to being a caregiver is the opportunity to make a positive impact on people's lives, providing support and comfort during challenging times. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the sense of fulfillment that comes from helping others and building meaningful connections. A personal achievement I'm proud of is consistently delivering compassionate care and making a difference in the lives of those I serve.

Hello, my name is Angela. I'm a Certified Nursing Assistant with over 10 years of experience. I pride myself in being an honest, energetic, kind, hard working, punctual and compassionate caregiver. I provide safe and consistent care. I became a caregiver when my grandmother was diagnosed with dementia and required assistance. I fell in love with the profession and have been a professional caregiver ever since. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant, CPR and First Aid certified, and have a clean and clear background and driver's record.

I am a mother of three. I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant for 16 years now. I started out working as a cna in a nursing home. I did this for several years and then I started working with hospice where I stayed for over 6 years. I have experience with bariatric care, Dementia, and end of life care. I am also an Certified Dementia Practitioner.

I've been labeled a Caregiver all of my life. Between family,friends and patients this is the one thing that truly brings me joy. I firmly believe that what you give in this life is what you'll get. One day I'll need someone to help me and I hope to be treated with the same love and respect that I myself gives. It warms my heart each day I go to work and someone is happy to see me. This type of work isn't for just anyone. You have to have a heart for this. Growing older should not be something we despise because it's a privilege denied to so many. Thank-You for taking the time to read my profile.

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I have worked for Home Health and Hospice for many years (20) I have had a lot of training on patient care and transfers. The agency did a lot of continuing education with us. I have worked in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee. And North Carolina. Now I just want to have job 3 or 4 days a week or even a few hours a day.