Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Florence County - 17 caregivers found

I am a certified nursing aid. I am an artist who loves to meet new people. I try my best to show others respect and friendliness. I want to help others and grow as person.

Being a caregiver you have to be patient and love people. I love what I do. Meeting new families and being trusted with the care of their family member shows the public and community what kind of person you are to give them such great service for their family member.

I have a pleasant personality, I like to make people smile or laugh, because I care. I enjoy helping people to be or do their best. What I enjoy mostly about being a caregiver, is meeting new people and touching someone's live or them touching my live in a positive way. Helping people is me giving back to my community and making this world a better place , when we show love and compassion toward one another.

My name is Sara Bell I am 54 years old I have 4 children 3 grandchildren and I have been married 8yrs. I have 15+ years experience from hoyer lift, to meds, meals and I love what I do. I started in this field to help families like mine when my parents were older I saw the struggle to get compassionate help for them.

Hi my name is Latoya Singletary when I chose this field to work in I never take a client unless I put myself in the client shoes. I treat everyone of my clients as they were family.

I am a caring person who gives my all to my clients. I really enjoy caring for people and making a difference in their lives. I enjoy interacting with my clients, like reading , conversation, games when appropriate and taking them for walks when possible. Personal achievements for me are seeing a smile or getting a hug from my clients when I arrive to take care of them. It makes me feel good to know that my clients enjoy seeing me to care for them.

What makes me a great caregiver is being able to show empathy and compassion, to see my assignment more a ministry and calling than "work". I love people and working with families. I chose this area of work because it relates to my persona in that i am a natural , caring person by nature. My greatest achievements are when I am able to see results from the care and compassion I give. For example, when I have successfully been able to transition a patient from a state of "depression" to a sense of well-being and hope. I integrate this by instilling positive attitude, care and love for my clients with genuineness . I enjoy what I do and love getting up in the morning to make a difference the patient and families' lives. Additionally, I feel that I am better capable of caring for families given my wealth of experience from working with children in primary education as a certified childcare giver to going into the medial capacity working with families of all ages including geriatrics. I have worked in the medical field for over 20 years with the last of my years as a Medical Assistant in Orthopedics.

I've worked in home health for 8 years and one thing I've found is you have to get down to their level as far as personality. My grandmother was a CNA in the hospital and ive always said I want to be a nurse. Seeing a smile on my patient's face or alook that that feel better but can't say it or the feeling of going home after work km knowing you helped somebody is all the enj ok payment in the world. My personal achievement is becoming a CNA and working in the hospital I really learned a lot in the hispital.

I took cna classes most of my time in highschool. I never got take the state exam before going and working for the prison. Im carismatic and love to help people. Im happy most of the time and optimistic.

Hello, my name is De'Shayna, I go by shayna for short. I attended The Academy for Technology and Academics where I studied health science and received my CNA license in 2015. I have since worked full time in a nursing home for two years and hospital for two years. In my free time i took up some home health jobs and did some hospice work as well. I love what I do, because not only am I there to care for someone I'm there to give them companionship. Someone to talk to. Someone to look forward to. Nothing warms my heart more than seeing my residents facing when I walk into the door.