Multiple Sclerosis Caregivers in Fayetteville - 11 caregivers found

Hard worker and fast leaner

I am a great caregiver because I first learned how to be one by helping my parents and my brother. They had certain disabilities, both physical and mental/psychological, that touched my heart and helped me realize the importance of quality of life to everyone, not just to those who are healthy. Then, I achieved 89 credits towards my BSN (bachelors degree in nursing) and graduated with honors in Surgical Technolgy from Tennessee Technology Center, First Aid at MTSU, and am a licensed CNA and am CPR/BLS certified, and have a Leadership Award from St. Thomas Hospital. I currently work at a hospital as a CNA/PCA and am looking to work part-time to possibly full-time for someone who has the need for home health and/or caregiver needs. I have excellent references and take my work seriously!

Hello my name is Crystal. I am a passionate hardworking mother, wife and nurse. I have been a nurse for over a decade and love to serve my community. I have a very positive and supportive attitude and would love to work with you.

I am very nice to get alone with. I have a lot of patience and I'm very dependable. I got attracted to caregiving because I've always loved to help older who can't help there selves. I've been around this field since I was a child following behind my moma. I love to be able to help who's not abl3 to help themselves. able. I'm

Caregiver experience of over 15 years. Former social worker. References available. Ethical, reliable, and nurturing. I'm also an animal lover with 3 rescued dogs of my own. For adult caregiving, I enjoy being helpful including errands, transportation, shopping, help with medication, bathing, mobility assistance, pet care, meal prep, light housekeeping, and companionship. Companionship means genuine interest in what they enjoy. All of my clients are adults needing caregiving with needs that vary. I meet the person where they are at and what they need. All enjoy companionship and I take great pride in truly caring. Last but not at all least, I love dogs. I can help with feeding, playing, walking/exercise, cuddles, and just keeping them company. I provide the kind of care I would want for my own family or pets. Contact me to interview me further. We can chat on the phone to discuss your needs. Thank you!

I am a very caring, compassionate person. I started out as a "candy stripper" yrs ago in a nursing home .I fell in love with the elderly. I love serving people. I have taken on different jobs but always came back to being a caregiver. I have had covid vaccines,flu,T.B. CPR and AED cert .

I have 20 plus years of experience I started being a caregiver for my grandparents in 1996 but I went back to school to get my certification in 2000 my mom became a hospice patient in 2005 so I went back to school for my medical assistant so I can know more about her medicines so with all that being said my grandmother is the reason I became a caregiver she told me I was a great caring person and yes I have been all my life so I'm a loving & caring person and I love helping people and I treat people the way I wanna be treated I love listening to elderly people about the past and I've learned a lot from elderly people and the most of my achievement that I'm proud of is having my dream job that I always talk with my grandmother about and that's being a great caregiver with my CNA & medical assistant certifications

The passion of helping others whom may or may not be able to help themselves is a blessing. I'm thankful for the ability to be able to do it. I have a kind heart and outstanding personality.

I have 2 children ages 24 and 18 both are working and great with responsibilities. My husband passed in 2016 so I enjoy taking care of people and staying busy.

I was raised by my grandmother due to the death of my mom at the age of 13 she was of course older and my mom left behind 4 kids so my grandmother was a Christian woman .She and her husband adopted us as her own most of our siblings are older she taught me to love and to treat everyone how I would love to be treated she always said to take care of family as long as you can at home and if you have to get help from a facility just make sure you did your best .I myself always have loved to make sure if I see a person or know of someone in need try to help them or figure out a way to get them help. The thing I love most about caregiving is to know that I did something to make someone's day. My personal achievement that I am proud of is to try to further my education and to keep up what my grandmother taught me was how to love on people it doesn't have to be a medical need it could just be to feel a lonely spot to help someone finish well.