Osco Caregivers - 110 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is being a second family to my clients , treating them how I would treat my family being there for them . What attracted me to being a caregiver is compassion helping people that can't help themselves, or family busy and trying to Maintain but couldn't that's where I step in at , being there for there family when they can't. I enjoy the most about being caregiver is the smiles I put on someone face when they getting treated properly being able to help someone in need. My personal achievement I am proud of is , helping people , achieving my goals .. raising my daughter with love .. getting through school .

I am a very experienced healthcare worker. I have over 25 years as a professional CARE GIVER, CNA, CMA, and LPN. I love working and helping people in many capacities. It gives me great pleasure to help others. I am proud of my experience and the willingness to always learn more. I first took care of my Great Aunt when I was in high school. She was dying from cancer. I came home after school and went to her house and would spend the night. I cooked for her, helped her get ready for bed and most of her cares. I miss her greatly, but she gave me so much more than a job. She was family and we loved each other. I bring that same kindness and sense of love to those I care for now. I am looking forward to continuing this as your care giver.

I am an outgoing individual who likes to talk and share interests with my clients. I am currently enrolled in a speech and language graduate program through St. Ambrose university. This has given me knowledge on swallowing disorders, dementia, language disabilities, working with verbal and nonverbal clients and families, as well as person centered care. I am willing to learn and adjust my points of view to always accommodate client. I want to make sure I am bringing my best self into a clients home where they can feel comfortable and well taken care of. I have worked in a group home where I have taken care of those with nonverbal needs, mobility issues, and swallowing disorders. While there I provided the basic needs such as toiling, bathing, cleaning and cooking. I have first hand experience taking care of others and making sure to respect their boundaries and needs. I have many interests and am willing to learn what my client likes and doesn't like so they can enjoy their time with me. I love being active and staying engaged with my clients and families. I want to provide the best care possible for each individual all the while making sure they feel independent, and useful.

I am a very loving caring and genuine with what I love to do. What attracted me to be a caregiver was my awesome mother. When I was younger she use to do in home care giving as well and had to bring me with her a few times to work and as I watched her work I kind of just fell in love with the role of being a caregiver. Taking time out of our days to help fulfill the needs or an elderly or disabled person really takes a lot and you have to have certain characteristics to fulfill those needs. I enjoy most about being a caregiver is being able to be apart of their everyday lives and being able to comfort and help them makes me proud of myself. A personal achievement I am proud of is having the ability to provide cares and be affectionate and be able to just simply be there for residents.

When it come down to my client I'm all for my client I treat them like one of my family. I have a lot of patients. And I put my clients first for everything. I love what I do...

I am attentive compassionate, able to multi task and attend to the needs of the individual in a timely manner. I am trustworthy and very empathic. What I love most about being a caregiver is seeing the smile on the patient's face when they know their in good hands. I became a caregiver because I enjoy the one-on-one interaction and making a difference in the patients life no matter how big or small.

Hello, My name is Christina. I've been a caregiver for just over 10 years now. I love my job. I love getting to know someone on a very personal level and trying to make life alittle easier, if only for a little while. I've always wanted to work in the medical field. After getting some wisdom from some family that had been in it for many years, I decided to start with my Certification for nursing assistance first. I've done facility and private care for many years each and love the impact that I have had and equally received from my patients. I've done almost every skill that you can think of, from driving to doctors apt. to staying over night for end of care, and everything in between. One of the things Im most proud of, in regards to caregiving is becoming 'part of the family'. I love that I can give the family members a sense of security knowing that I am there for thier loved ones.

I'm a hard worker. Very organized. Very outgoing. I love being a caregiver because I love to see people smile and making sure they are well taken care of.

I'm a very passionate person being that my dad had a stroke 7 years ago and went weak on his entire right side so I know all about home care and caring for someone who can't care for themselves anymore. Also I've worked in the nursing home for almost 7 years, geriatric nursing homes that is. I've dealt with Alzheimer's a lot I know how to redirect and show compassion for those who need it.

I took care of my father and grandfather in there last months of life. This is what gave me the desire to become and caregiver. I love being able to help clients be able to stay in their homes and provide the championship they may be needing. When covid first hit I did around the clock care for one client until she passed cause she had no family members.