Boynton Caregivers - 53 caregivers found

I have experience of taking care of disabled people I have taken care of my mom who is disabled and a diabetic and my sister who is disabled I have taken care of them for years

I'm a very caring person. I'm empathetic and trustworthy. Have always been a dependable and reliable human being. Being a caregiver has always been a passion because I love to help people. I enjoy seeing the smile on another persons face even if my day isn't so good. I'm proud to be a person who isn't selfish. Also I currently work in a healthcare facility from 8-5 Monday through Friday which is my full time job but I'm still willing to help others on my time and days off

I have been in the health care field of personal Care Aid for over 6 years, I really enjoy helping others and just being there for them. Healthcare is my passion I'm currently taking online classes to become a certified medical assistant, I have a love for helping people and being able to be there for them when family members can't.

I have been a caregiver for over 16 years and I love this field. I LOVE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

It's going to be a great day. Take away your worries and stress and let me help. I will provide safe and compassionate care for you/or loved one. I can provide meal plans, transportation and companionship. All clients needs are unique and together we can tailor your care for your specific needs. Wether you need occasional transportation to appointments or weekly scheduled care-contact me and we can get your care plan started immediately.

I am a mother of four boys and a school teacher. I have experience in dealing with a variety of health care situations. My goal is to provide compassionate and loving care to those in need. I have experience working with the elderly, as I took care of my grandmother after her stroke, my grandfather who suffered from diabetes, and I am currently the caregiver to my father who suffers from brain cancer.

I've always had a passion for the medical field, which has led me to getting my CNA where I spent about 6 months caring for elderly, transporting them, bringing in meals and medication and just talking and listening to them. I have cared for dying family members to give them the best quality of life in their last days. I've assisted in cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, doctors appointments ect. I now have my national certified medical assistant and certified phlebotomy license. I have mostly worked in a clinical setting but wanted to try something new. The last 5 years I worked in a pain management clinic where we treated mostly elderly patients who had chronic pain and the feeling I get when they are in tears saying thank you because they can finally have a normal life pain free is priceless! I am compassionate and patient and have a family of my own and have been on the other side of things and would want nothing but the best for my loved ones and that is what I am hoping to bring to this company. I wanted to become a caregiver because most of these clients are lonely and sometimes doctors appointments or home aides are the most human interaction they get these days, so simply having someone to talk to can change a persons whole outlook.

I'm a very passionate and goal oriented person. I truly believe that when you love what you do it makes the job more beneficial for both parties. Favorite part about being a caregiver is the story telling and interaction. When a person is comfortable around me they enjoy their time as well as myself. At the end of the day I enjoy to see people smile and laugh, knowing that I can help them with their needs.

I am a hard worker person, very patient, and quick learn.

Hello I love taking care of people.Been doing this type of work since the 80s and have so much passion for it.I love sitting next to them hearing about their lives and they usually love hearing about mine.I love making people laugh and smile.I am very easy going and just love life.Taking care of people has been a long time dream of mine and now been doing this a very long time.In my opinion laughter is the best medicine.