Pineville Caregivers - 49 caregivers found

I have 3 and aa half years of experience in doing care giving or as a care giver.

i became a caregiver because i helped with my grandmother and i saw how important it is to have good care for the elderly.I like the feeling of helping and making people happy.I mesh well with most clients and form a strong bond.I've been a caregiver for 14 years and it feels like this is what I'm good at and am meant to be doing.

I love getting to know people and hear their stories and experiences. The reason I want to be a caregiver is because I like being able to help others, it fills me with a warm feeling, and I am learning Spanish but not fluent yet.

I enjoy getting to know my clients. I really enjoy hearing stories from when they were younger. It is a goal of mine to do my best to ensure I am providing great care to every client.

I am a pretty easy going person I have a neutral personality so I get along with pretty much anyone. I have been a cna for over 13 years. I have worked in many different aspects of the field so I know my way around. I'm outgoing and love to encourage independence and being able to help people conquer daily tasks. I enjoy seeing them laugh and joke and have a smile on their face. I am proud that I am able to help them achieve daily goals and keep a smile and laughing and be happy while doing it.

My experience is both personal and professional. I have a Masters in Healthcare Administration, I was a Quality Director for a rural clinic, a first responder at a local Volunteer Fire Department, and I cared for my Mother and Brother with neurological disorders for more than six years. For me creating a safe and engaging environment was crucial to improve their respective living environments. Additionally, knowing the healthcare system, and being an advocate for their healthcare needs was critical to minimize confusion and improve their overall care. As a versed mechanic and handyman, I made their living environments safe with hold bars and special care devices, minimizing fall hazards. Additionally, traveling out of the house is essential in maintaining a level of freedom from confinement, and we would go out regularly to do errands, go to DR. appointments and do external activities. Cooking was a favorite for both, as I would cook their favorites usually in large quantities, so they had packaged meals that they could pop in the microwave. As I approach my early 60s, I have been very fortunate and desire to continue helping and caring for others. Helping to organize and manage small elements can make the difference in just getting along or feeling like a valued member of society.

I have 6 years experience. I prefer overnights but I'm open. I have experience with Alzheimer's and Dementia. I have several references. I have done everything from companionship to bathing and dressing.

I'm a very friendly, caring, and an attention to detail kind of person. I was attracted to being a caregiver because of flexible scheduling as well as caring for others in need. I have a very mothering, maturing kind of spirit and love spreading that to others.

My first caregiving job was taking care of a blind girl. I knew it was my calling to care for people. I've always had a way with making those around me feel better. Many of my jobs were private duty through word of mouth. I've done much work with Alzheimer's and Dementia patients. What I appreciate the most has been my Hospice patients. I am kind, compassionate, reliable, happy and flexible.

I have always enjoyed helping elder people. I have over 20 years experience. It makes me very happy when i can help people achieved their daily tasks so they can continue living in there home with some assistance. When they are happy this is very rewarding to me. I am a honest and a hard worker that enjoys helping others..