Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) Caregivers in Whiteford - 8 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is that I take pride in what I do which is helping people. I became a caregiver when my father was hit by a car over 19 years ago and my family and I took turns caring for him and took a liking in just helping still wasn't sure what I really wanted so I took classes at the Sojourner Douglas in phlebotomy, I V therapy, Emt (which I didn't finish than) and later received my CNA, HHA, at the Levindale Geriatric Center then last while working I received my CMT'S. What I like about being a caregiver is me being my own boss making my own work schedule & salary. One achievement that I've done while working as a caregiver is taking care of my grandmother for the last 18 months of her life before passing away due to "CANCER" and she telling me THANK YOU everyday an how proud she is of me to follow in her foot steps because everyone doesn't have the passion or patients for the job.

I have experience helping to take care of my parents. I have the patience to help. I am a good worker , very caring and loving and shows great compassion in my work . I will go above and beyond for my patients To ensure that they get the best care there is I also very reliable and exzibit great teamwork with my fellow coworkers, I will be a great addition for your organization I puts my patients needs a above everything .

Hello there, if you're reading this you or a loved one must be needing a little help your daily life. My name is Cierra and I am here to help. My clients become family and I will always be a phone call away. I have the skills and knowledge to help you or a love one with everything from simple house cleaning to everyday task such as medication reminder, driving to doctors appointments, dressing, companionship, meal prep, anything you need just ask and we'll see what we can do. I am also a medication technician and can provide information regarding my licenses and certifications.

I'm a good compassionate caring loving person. I love to work especially with the elderly. I love helping people and being there when ever they need something. I'm a good fit for a care giver because I take my time when caring for families, I make sure I deliver excellent service to my families and meet all their needs.

I TAKE PRIDE IN WHAT I DO. I ENJOY WORKING WITH PEOPLE.WHAT MADE ME WANT TO WORK IN THE HEALTH FIELD I WENT TO VISIT A FAMILY MEMBER IN A NURSING HOME A PATIENT WAS BEING MISTREATED AND I DIDN'T LIKE WHAT I SEEN AND I REPORTED THE NURSE AND I SAID TO MYSELF THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO IS TO PROVIDE THE BEST CARE TO PEOPLE THAT ARE UNABLE TO CARE FOR THEMSELVES AND I WANT TO GO BACK TO SCHOOL TO GET MY RN BSN

I enjoy helping the less fortunate and the elderly. Everyone need someone at any giving time. I'm currently a manager at a group home facility. I was inspired to become a caregiver when I had to assist with the care of my grandfather at the age of 11. He only trusted me to help him therefore I felt like a nurse. An achievement I'm most proud of and thankful for is my son.

I became a caregiver because I genuinely love caring for people. Its been a passion of mine for many years. I love being around my patients, caring for them, helping them in any way, talking to them, helping them remember. I have many achievements, me graduating with good grades all while being a fulltime mother and working fulltime has to be the best achievement. I have two daughters, and I'm very reliable and responsible.

Hello, I just wanted to take a little time to explain to you my passions about being a caregiver. I love the interaction with families and their loved ones. Even if the person I am caring for does not have family support that makes my interaction with them more valuable. I enjoy working with many people of different cultures, because I am always gaining better insight on how to properly care for a variety of unique individuals. It disturbs me to see anyone being mistreated and neglected. My goal is to always enhance the experience of receiving care. It is too often forgotten that it can be a very difficult adjustment for those that are use to caring for themselves or for those that are use to someone in particular caring for them but for many reasons may no longer be able to do so.