HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Brevard County - 77 caregivers found

Hi My Name is Andrea Barber I have over 10yrs experience in the healthcare industry.. . I'd like to understand the patient's issues, meet with the patient, and ensure that they're comfortable with me. This includes providing a formal introduction and learning about them. From there, I'd like to be able to begin working with them. I have worked in Assistant living facilities, Group homes and private homes. I love what I do I am very passionate about My job I have experience.. I want my clients to live a normal life and not feel like they are a Burden..

Hello ! My name is Shakedra but I liked to be called Key. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant and I would love to care for you or your loved one. I have experience with bathing, meal prep, ambulation, passing out meds and so much more. I'm very compassionate about caregiving and since I was a child I always loved to help care for someone. I have personal experience as well as professional experience. I believe my personal experience is what makes me the excellent caregiver I am today. I treat the elders as if I'm helping my grandparents in the comfort of their own home. Connect with me and you and your loved would not be disappointed :)

I have been a CNA 17years.very professional and caring person.bilingue Spanish speaking.i have 27 certificates of courses I had taken,about patients with dementia,alzigmers,autistic,diabetes patients.looking to work days, evenings or overnight shifts.i have level 2 background and finger prints.i have professional and personal references.(i have both doses of covid19 vaccine.) very safe and caring person.

I feel I'm a great caregiver because it's something that I enjoy doing. It takes a lot of patience, honesty, and heart to care for a person. I have been a care giver since 2006 and I am still enjoying my job. A goal that I want to pursue is to open my own adult daycare so that families can have a safe and secure place for their loved ones to attend.

My name is Deena. I'm a CNA and I love what I do. The thought of knowing I'm making someone else's day better makes me happy. I'm very compassionate and caring. I take a lot of pride in what I do, from making sure I'm on time to providing the best quality care. I always come with a smile and ready to work. I am very reliable and ensure all duties are done in a timely manner. Since I was a toddler I wanted to be a doctor. The thought of helping others really makes me feel complete. I enjoy the bonds that are created. When providing great care you earn your patients trust. My personal achievement I'm proud of is being a CNA I'm very young and not a lot of people can do or say they did what I'm doing. Although I'm young I'm very mature and many others enjoy my company.

I am a great caregiver because I try to get to know the client & have fun with them.I have made great relationships with them. I will do extra things for them even if it's not part of their care plan.I became a caregiver because I started doing it for my mother so I wanted to be a caregiver for other people after that & I love helping people

I became a caregiver to be able to help those that where in difficult situations become more self sufficient with my assistance. I enjoy providing clients and families with the emotional and physical support that he or she may need and doing what it takes to motivate my clients well being. My biggest challenge was a client that was not from this country nor had beliefs in our medical practices, yet the son did not want to see his mother pass away. After being introduced to situation, I tried several things to help this son have his mother eat or drink, because she was dehydrating at rapid speeds, it was to no avail. She refused everything we tried and became extremely violent when we tried to force liquids into her. After several conversations with the son and due to their religion, I was asked to talk with their high priest to see if he would approve the family to tube-feeding. After several conversations, I was able to convince the priest and family that this was the only way I could think of to have her regain her weight and become stronger, so that we could continue other care with her. The tube was put in for feeding and after three months, the mother had gained 14 pounds and was able to shift herself more in bed. I take my job seriously and try my best to think outside of the box for the benefits of my clients and families. I see each one as an individual and get total satisfaction knowing that I can achieve the goals set for me by each family member o

I am a 61 year old CNA ,HHA, Fl. State licensed. Love helping with daily activities.CPR Certification,insured and completely up to date on all credentials.

I have been a CNA/HHA for 26 years. I had a calling for this field of work. I am a self starter, dependable, loyal and compassionate about people and their well being. I enjoy putting a smile on people's face, that's my reward. My personality is infectious along with my heart. My journey of work experience speaks for itself. I have worked with many Dr.'s, Nurses, Physical Therapists, Hospice Staff, to name a few. My goal is to make sure comfort and support is provided at all times. I am a pleaser as well.

Why did you become a Caregiver? 1)I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so. The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing. 2)What do you like about being a Caregiver? Meeting new people and providing caregiving services that they can no longer do for themselves. 3)A personal achievement i'm proud of? was to be able to take care of my grandma in her time of need. 4)Tell us something about yourself. I'm a very cheerful person, honest, hard working and eager to excel in everything that i do.