Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Folkston - 18 caregivers found

I enjoy working with people and helping them in anyway, I am COTA (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant) by trade, I have worked in SNF and outpatient therapy for about six years. I love being able to help a patient regain independence and help them compensate with a disability.

I'm trustworthy respectful responsible reliable caring honest and loving always providing the best care for any of my clients/ patients

I have worked as a Caregiver for over 15 years. Went to college for LPN. I enjoy working to help & care for people, it is very satisfying to me, I feel it stems from growing up in a large family. I have three grown children & care for three of my Grandchildren full time & love every minute of it, they all are loving, kind, generous, & intelligent for their ages. They would be the most recent thing I am proud of to date!

I am a very compassionate person that truly enjoys taking care of people. I became a CNA to be apart of a team that helps Patients and residents get the best care they deserve and to help in the healing process in whatever way I can. I have worked with the elderly in home and in a hospital setting. I have also worked in a pediatric emergency room and an adult emergency room. I find it extremely rewarding to bring a smile to someone's face that are in a health situation when they feel as if everything is going wrong. I love to give hope even in the worse of situations. My personal achievement that I am proud of is when a patient leaves the hospital and gives me a big hug and thanks me profusely is the best feeling in the world.

Why did you become a Caregiver? My mother lost about 70% of her stomach from cancer and was in need of a Caregiver. I decided to quit my job at the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and become her full-time Caregiver. What do you like about being a Caregiver? Clients really appreciate the service I provide for them. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? Putting my personal needs and wants aside to take care of my mother during a time when she was at her lowest point (emotionally, physically, mentally & financially), due to cancer. Tell us something about yourself. -I have seven years of experience as an Elderly Caregiver (Dementia, Alzheimer's disease, Cancer, Hepatitis B & C, and other medical conditions). -I am Honest, friendly, and very compassionate with all my clients. I know how important it is to focus on helping my clients use the skills they currently possess and to be patient with any limitations they have. -I am a military wife, mom of 4 adult children, and 2 grandchildren. I'm also a part-time student at Florida State College of Jacksonville.

I am compassionate, dependable, patient and trustworthy. I have been a nurse since 1986. I feel privileged to care for others. I enjoy getting to know my patients and family. I am passionate about the care of our children and elderly.

I became a caregiver because I've always enjoyed helping others and making them smile. I like being a caregiver because i love making other happy and being able to make a difference in their lives. I'm proud of going to school and graduating with my Patient Care Tech diploma. I'm very friendly, i love people and especially love being around elderly. I'm dependable and take pride in what I do.

I'm a very outgoing person with a great personality. I love talking to older people and helping them in anyway I can. I have always wanted to be a caregiver because growing up I used to always help my grandmother take care of a older lady. I enjoy being able to help them and make them smile. I am proud of myself for going to school and getting my education and following in my grandmother's footsteps.

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I am very caring and compassionate! I have a family member that passed away that had a caregiver that was awful to her and I wouldn't wish that on anyone so I would like to change that and try to do whatever I can to make you feel more comfortable!!