Stinesville Caregivers - 52 caregivers found

Hi I've been in the business for over 14 years i grew up living with my grandparents and i watched how after they retired and needed help and had someone caring for them that made me wanna help another elderly person out as much as i could i gain history lessons and knowledge from my clients as well thy let me know a lot Of different things

Hello! I have been a caregiver for several years. I chose to be a CNA through encouragement from my aunt. She always gave so much of herself and I wanted to be like that. I feel what you give will be given to you in return. Throughout my employment I can proudly say that I have been named Caregiver of the year 2x. I learn so much from those I have taken care of. Everyone of them has had a story to tell and I try my hardest to listen.

I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. I have always loved helping people and when I was younger my grandmother developed dementia I felt very happy to be able to help her. I am proud to be able to put a smile on peoples faces even on the hard days I'm proud of the work I do.

I am very kind, loving, helpful and compassionate. I love to help others and treat other people the way that I would like to be treated. I truly enjoying helping people wether it be something big or small. Just knowing that I was able to brighten someone's day in some way brings me joy and a sense of fulfillment. I also really enjoy cooking. It is a way I like to express my appreciation and gratitude for those I prepare meals for!

I am a compassionate and empathetic caregiver with 8+ years experience as a CNA and currently working in veterinary medicine as well. I feel that everyone needs a friend and companion later in life, someone to help and someone to listen. I aim to be that supportive person.

Hello! As you can see my name is Amy, I am of mom of two little girls and we just recently moved out here to the Bloomington area. I have been a CNA for 4 years, I personally find a lot of purpose in being a CNA. Every since I got certified this is all I have done since because I truly enjoy what I do.

I am a very selfless person, I am motivated to better the lives and improve the lives of other individuals. I am furthering my education to become a nurse but I have experience as an HHA and a Direct Support Professional. I am most proud of my completion of my Bachelors degree in Community Health. I am not a fan of cats but I do love dogs.

What are your personality traits or expertise that help you be a great caregiver? Patience : especially when dealing with the elderly, it is essential for a caregiver to be patient because some of the consumers might not know what they are doing and some needed more time to understand informations . Honest Trustworthiness Compassion Attentiveness . What attracted you to being a caregiver? Being reliable, arriving for work on time and fulfilling all duties in a timely manner. Respecting my patients' privacy and dignity. Exhibiting a positive demeanor and kind tone of voice. Being considerate and kind when working with the patient. What do you enjoy most about being a caregiver? Putting a smile on my patients face when they achieve their daily goals What is a personal achievement you are proud of? A moment of recognition from a loved one with dementia, a heartfelt "thank you"

I've been a Licensed CNA for 4 in a half years. I've worked in nursing homes assisted livings hospitals and mental/substance abuse units. I'm very genuine loving and understanding when it comes to my work because i know it's hard to find that in the healthcare field nowadays, it's like everyone just does it for the money and no passion behind it. Although i like to get paid it's genuine passion that comes with me. I got into this field because of my grandmother so i proud myself on treating my patients clients and/or residents as such. I'm currently in nursing school, well doing my prerequisites for nursing school at Ivy Tech Community College I'm super proud and excited about that because going back for my R.N has been a goal of mine since i became a CNA back in 2019. Im just proud that I'm actually and finally in the process of making that happen! Dominating and changing the healthcare industry is my end game.

I have lived with a disabled veteran for 7 years that has the brain of a 7year old and he is 37. I have been a truck driver for IMI for 30 yrs my achievement is that i connected with Austin and he has a sever TBI and I took on the father figure that he never had