Merlin Caregivers - 23 caregivers found

Hey there! My name is Sarah, I'm 32 years old, super proud mama to a 7 year old girl. I am excited to start my career as an in home caregiver. I have worked with the elderly and disabled in the past and done some private in home care giving. I am very comfortable with cleaning and cooking and running errands. I am eager to learn! I am upbeat and enthusiastic. I look forward to helping you and / or your family live life to its fullest!!

I became a caregiver in order to care for my grandparents. I love old people... I always have, they are always thankful for any help they get and I'm very good at helping. I love my profession and I'm very good at my job! I have been trained how to give proper care in many different situations.

I've always taken care of people. I feel like it's what I was born to do. Care taking all started with my family. Im the oldest of 4 with 3 little brothers. So I babysat quite a bit. Ive done multiple jobs but it seems that caretaking is where I belong. Ive done private care, helping with chores or duties, traveling to appointments, and in home care. I'm capable of doing most anything asked of me. I am taking care of my grandma 2 days a week and that makes me extremely happy to get to spend extra time together.

After helping a family member through recovery from hip replacement surgery and then her struggles with developing dementia , I realized I found a deep satisfaction in providing much needed assistance to people facing personal physical challenges, whether temporary or long-term. I am compassionate, observant, warm, and responsive to individuals and families needing to recover and recharge, and make it my goal to be the beast part of a bad day. After facing some of my own personal challenges and overcoming a great deal of adversity, I returned to school as a adult learner and completed my degree before returning too the workforce.

Hi! I was turning 18 and I was told I needed to work that my schooling was over....Immediately I started searching for a job that gave me flexibility and helped others....so I was a first female Chicago Firefighter....I then moved back to Calif. and put myself through school to become a nurse....I did 10 years in the emergency room, then home health, hospice, pediatrics special needs, elderly. I like to think fast on my feet and I became pretty good at nursing....I gain respect from the doctors that I have worked with for my ability to describe the need a patient has even if it's immediate......I am a cheerful, responsible, giving individual that would help thoses who ask..

I became a caregiver because my aunt was diagnosed with a brain disease. At a young age I began taking care of her. I made her meals, helped bathe her and made sure she took her medication. Once I hit my teenage years my great grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and Dementia. It was me responsibility to take care of her after school until bed time. This is when I truly fell in love with care taking. My dad then graduated from college and became an Executive Director or retirement communities. My family used to visit him and work. The communities he has worked for have had an incredible impact on myself. In my early 20's I worked in an assisted living community and took care of a quadriplegic man. My passion only grew as the years weld went on. I truly have a passion for caretaking and getting to know people.

Caregiver for 10 plus years. Companionship and lots of Love to offer. I am a CNA, , I have exp with Dementia, Alzimers, Hospice care , Taking Vitals, Bathing, Prep Meals, Medications, Light Housekeeping, Laundry. Doctors appts.

I really just want to be of service to those in need in my community and bring a loving, patient, genuine kind attitude into others lives. It is in my nature to help others and I'm a natural healer with a big heart. I have experienced traumatic situations in my life that allows me to be compassionate and understanding. I truly believe in making a difference in the world. My goal is to I really just want to be of service to those in need in my community and bring a loving, patient, genuine kind attitude into others lives. It is in my nature to help others and I'm a natural healer with a big heart. I have experienced traumatic situations in my life that allows me to be compassionate and understanding. I truly believe in making a difference in the world. My goal is to gain as much experience in caring for others as possible and when I feel I'm ready, I want to become a foster parent for as many children as they will allow. It is our duty as a community to care for each other especially the elderly whom have cared for so many during there life and so many of us forget this which creates unhealthy situations for the elderly needing care. Respect is not always taught to the younger generations and we need to be respectful to others and the environment we inhabit. I am good at listening and doing what is asked of me to the best of my ability, as well and seeing what needs to be done and doing it efficiently and effectively. I am grateful for any opportunity to be of service to others needs. I'm certified as a caregiver and assisted living manager. I'm a fast learner and can adapt to any situation with ease. My heart is pure and genuine.

I am a great caregiver because I genuinely care about people. I have a big heart and it makes me feel good to help others in need. I am responsible and reliable and I am a trust worthy person. What I love most about being a caregiver is the relationships you make and the impact you make on people's lives as well as my own.

I understand what the patient and the family are going through and help ease the difficulties of caring for most conditions of illness and aging for both patient and family members. I became a caregiver after seeing how a family member was treated at a local facility so learned everything I could about the caregiving field and how best to help the patient with dignity and respect. Working as an on call caregiver I have those I take care of ask if I would be the full time caregiver. Because I was also a Dietary Manager taking care of nutrition, hydration, and choices is as important as anything else. It doesn't matter how much care a patient gets, if they don't eat, they don't recover well.