Graymont Caregivers - 35 caregivers found

I'm a great caregiver because I take care of people with gentleness and kindness and dignity and respect as if it were my on family member.

Caregivering is a passion of my always has been. Did cna in high school moved Illinois just doing caregiving not cna anymore. Helping elderly makes me feel good about myself. Treat them as if my grandparents

1. Why did you become a caregiver? 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? I enjoy the opportunity to impact clients’ lives and make a difference to them. I appreciate the chance to get to know clients and their families and become an integral part of their lives. 3. what is a personal achievement you are proud? A personal achievement that I am proud of is caring for a client who didn't have any family and couldn't care for herself and becoming a big part of her life. 4. Tell us something about yourself? I am a very hard-working young woman I love being a certified nurses assistant. I love to helping people who aren't able to help themselves as if they would like to. I am very honest, passionate and loving.

I'm passionate and very responsible. I helped take care of my granny for a long time before she passed. I enjoy being a caregiver because I have a big heart and a lot of love for the elderly I love helping them with whatever they need. I also prefer to work Monday through Friday. Mornings work best for me. Weekends off.

Cpr certificate First aid certificate Bls certificate Aed certificate I'm highly experienced in wheelchair care Pressure sore training I enjoy providing for people and making others know they are loved and they have someone I'm their corner.

I have worked in a caregiver setting for a little over a year now. With my aunt, and also in an assisted living facility. I enjoy what I do, and being able to help people who need it!

I am a very positive and down to earth person . I love to help people in anyway that I can. I wanted to become a caregiver to fulfill that gap of family members not being around as much and to make my clients feel like they are at ease.

My name is Kristen and I have 6 years experience working in a special education classroom. I also worked for two years at a disability agency caring for an individual in his home. Finally, I have 3 years experience at an adult day facility. These positions have taught me to be patient, compassionate and attentive. I am very adaptable to situations and accommodate changes and needs well. Starting work at the adult day facility really pushed me to be motivated helping others and being a caregiver. I find joy in being a part of helping another individual. I am proud of turning an uncontrollable student into one of the model students. I was determined to find out the reasoning of the behaviors which turned out to be a communication issue. Once I programmed his device used as a talker behaviors decreased dramatically. I am determined to find solutions to better the life of those I serve.

I love my job and god at what I do . I've been doing caregiving since I was 16 and every since I came in touch with it I fall in love hopefully one day I can one my own nursing home and continue to provide care and love to who ever needs it .

I am dependant, reliable, compassionate and caring. I have worked with children and adults with varying disabilities and needs. I became interested in being a caregiver at an early age when my parents brought me to their places of work working with adults with varying degrees of cognitive disabilities. The things I enjoy most about being a caregiver are getting to know different individuals personally and being able to help in any way possible. I also enjoy knowing that I can make a difference in someone's life even if in a small way. A personal achievement that I am proud of is making a connection with a 7 year old boy who came to the school for children with special needs that I was working at that allowed him to start trusting adults enough that he started flourishing in our program.