Home Health Care Caregivers in Ward County - 14 caregivers found

I'm 25 and love to help others with as much as I can, or as much as people are willing to let me. I like to try and remain positive. Helping people by staying focused and actually caring about their needs and how they are feeling, it goes a long way.

I have been caring for people since I was 16 years old. I have patience. I love to talk to the older generations. I have the love for people.

Some of my personality traits that make me a great caregiver are, I am great with people I try to make the best out of life. I love helping people and I'm easy to get along with! Helping people and getting to see people grow stronger, or have a better day is what made me attracted to being a caregiver. I enjoy being a caregiver because I'm getting to build memories and I can make a difference in someone's life. A personal achievement that I am proud of would be, getting my CNA certificate.

I have 5+ years of experience working as a CNA/caregiver. I am compassionate and love helping others. My goal is to provide the best care possible for my clients, so that they will have a quality life. I started out as a live-in caregiver and I enjoyed it and took great pride in helping my client. I decided then that being a caregiver was a very fulfilling job and I have been doing it ever since. The best part about being a caregiver is being able to make someone else's life easier and being able to make a difference even if it's a small one.

I love helping people stay in their own homes

I am currently 19 and a student at Minot State Univeristy! I am going into the nursing program next fall! I graduated from Devils Lake High School and have over 90 college credits from Lake Region State College. I am currently not certified as a CNA as I am trying to figure out who to do it through. I am a very compassion, caring and kind hearted person. I am honest, hard working and trust worthy. I have always loved helping people from little kids to the elderly! My mother is a Registered Nurse and had a big impact on influencing the type of person I am today. You can always message me with any questions, comments or concerns!! Have a good day :)

Hi! My name is Julie. I just graduated from South Prairie High School and will be attending Minot State University in the fall to pursue my nursing career. I am currently a Certified Nurse Aide and a Certified Medication Aide at a local assisted living. I love my residents as if they were my own grandparents. I am able to assist your loved one with their everyday needs as well as making them feel independent.

Hello, my name is Elizabeth, I'm 32, I'm an outgoing fun loving person who always put the people I care about first, even the ones I take care of, when I first start helping is when my gigi got into an accident Soo I took a year off if school to help her and take care of her tell she started walking again, just seeing the look on her face made my day and ever since then I've always wanted to help

I have been in the healthcare industry for over 24 years. I started as a Care Assistant and worked my way up the career path to Registered Nurse. I am currently a NA/CMA. I have also been a Registered Manager for a community care company, who provided care for people in there own home. I am a Manual Handler trainer with risk assessment. I have vast experience in healthcare and enjoy providing care, support and assistance in a holistic manner ensuring person centered care is delivered. I was born in Scotland, UK and moved to the USA in Nov 2020.

I love caregiving and have been a caregiver as a second job for about 6 years now. My father diagnosed with terminal liver cancer which has taught me a lot not only medically but emotionally about what the patient and family go through during the hard times of health problems. During the diagnosis of my fathers cancer I searched for the right caregiver and wanted someone educated yet compassionate who could also fit in with our family. I finally decided to caregive for my father myself and am very happy that I did and did hire part time caregivers along the way if I had deadlines for work etc...this is what got me into the field of caregiving and after my father passed I continued to be a caregiver because I know that the nurses and caregivers that helped us through his last few years made a huge difference in our lives and I wanted to be able to give back or pay forward the amazing gift they had given us while he was going through his cancer and treatments. I feel that I am great for this job because I know first hand what it is like to have a busy life and career, I also had a small baby at the time and have a terminal illness diagnosed with no preparation, money for help or family help close by. I know that it can be stressful for the patient and family and I have learned so many skills of how to make these hard times easier, and how to be there for the patient and family and make it easier with not only my medical knowledge and experience but through compassion, understanding, and laughter. I feel that it's very important that you are able to find a caregiver who can feel like part of the family and come and go and be present or in the background when needed but most of all to be there and be reliable and considerate of what the patient and family are going through.