Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Anson County - 14 caregivers found

Very positive and eager 35 year old. Genuine and honest very hard working and dependable. The love for helping others attracted me to becoming a caregiver. I enjoy making lives better. I'm most proud of my business I started .

I'm a kindhearted, very outgoing, loving caregiver. I genuinely take care of people from the heart. I love making people lives easier.

I'm very caring, and very outgoing. I have a big heart and I care for others and always put others before myself. I became a caregiver because my grandmother needed help and in a way I do it for her. She has inspired me to become a care giver and an EMT. I enjoy the companionship, and the relationships I gain from caring for others. Being there for someone who needs it helps me. I have been a first responder for over ten years and also working in the medical field for about ten years.

I enjoy helping people ever since I was a little girl. If I'm making a difference in at least 1 person life then my job is complete. I'm very compassionate about the job I do and the care I provide to my clients and I'm proud to call myself a Certified Nursing Assistant and I plan on furthering my education soon.

Hello! I'm a kind hearted, loving person who never meets a stranger. I treat my patients and clients like they are my family. I wanted to become a caregiver since I was a little girl and experienced my grandpa going through cancer and his caregivers were wonderful! I wanted to be able to provide that kind of care to others!

Hey I am Mary I am very loving & careing . This is a passion I treat all my clients as they're my own family . Looking forward too being there for you

I am a very outgoing and loving person. I would love to care for others how I would have someone care for my parents or grandparents

I kinda always was a caregiver and didn't know it. Both of my parents worked and I was much older than my step brother and sister, so I did all the house work and taking care of them from an early age. I also grew up with my aunt who was a spastic quadriplegic, so I learned how to do a lot there. I have had many patients, most were the ones everyone else had bad trouble with. I'm kinda the guy, that I can handle pretty much anything from full Dementia, to full quadriplegic. I have my state license in CNA, ACNA, and Phlebotomy. I have excellent experience and very good references. The last question that I am proud of is: My mother was passing in the hospital and couldn't have her placed in a home. So I brought her home with me and kept her alive for another month before she passed away with me. At the end she had full blown dementia, it was quite an ordeal to go through. So with that experience it has taught me a lot of what other families could be going through.

I enjoy helping others.

I have been in the nursing field for more then 15yrs now I love taking care of elderly people it's just something i choose to do love putting smiles on there faces treating them as if they where my own family members