Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Harrison County - 6 caregivers found

A Mother of Four Children LOVE kids always wanted to be a Foster parent been in the Nursing field over the last 14yrs all Started when I was Younger seeing Amazing caregivers taken care of my little sister who had Down Syndrome and since then I wanted to be one of those Amazing caregivers taken care of people too!!

I worked as a direct support professional for Mosaic for two and a half years. Unfortunately, the house where I was working closed down. I am currently the Admin Secretary for the Mosaic office, but I am missing the caregiving work that I did. I miss the interaction with my residents and I miss helping them. The best job I ever had was being a caregiver and I want to continue to do that. I am very kind and friendly. I am also a reliable and hard worker. I love to build relationships with my clients, I do it because it makes me happy and is very rewarding. Feel free to get ahold of me if you feel like I would be a good candidate for you. I am also CPR certified and have my CMA but I have to get the certs sent to me. Thank you and god bless!

I'm am fruitfully vibrant, passionate, loving, polite, energetic, goal directed accomplished, athletic, unique, and organized. My personality traits correlates with what attracts me to caregiving, and some reasons why I enjoy caregiving. I am thankful of the year 2016-2018 during Jr college.

What makes me a great caregiver is that I see myself as compassionate and empathetic person. I derive genuine satisfaction from helping others one-on-one or in a group setting. Honestly what attracted me to being a caregiver is that I've always had a giving personality and I like helping people. Also I have cheerful and encouraging attitude when it comes to assisting individuals who have trouble taking care of themselves and performing everyday activities. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that I am able make a difference in someones life, I am able to build cherished memories, I am able to learn from the elderly and that I am to value companionship and build my skills. I'm most proud of the way I helped to organize my church annual toy drive fundraiser this past Christmas, making it possible for us to bring in more toys than had ever been brought in the history of the toy drive event.

I have been in the medical field since 2000. I started out as a CNA and was compelled to pursue my LPN certificate of which I received in 2008. I am a huge advocate for Compassion, Integrity, and Quality Care. I have been working in Home Health since 2006.

I became a caregiver because of my mom. She became a cna cma while I was in high school. I did alot of volunteer work for the facility she was working for, it just felt right. I wouldn't say I like anything about being a caregiver, I LOVE every aspect of being a caregiver. I give my all and my heart, any of the residents I cared for before would say I care "too much." A personal achievement I am proud of, becomeing a mom. It was something I was always afraid of, I never thought I would be a good mom. I thought "man if I ever have kids I'll be horrible at it." Turns out I did and am doing a pretty good job. The one thing I have always dreaded was "tell me/us something about yourself." I feel like such a self absorbed individual when asked this. So I will start with I am a mom, I have 300 arms and 600 hands, and amazingly can practically be in two places at the same time. That wasn't meant to be literal. I have a huge heart and I love to take care of people. Knowing that they in a way need me, and knowing that their simple thank you and smile is all I need to feel complete as if I did something right, it is a pat on the back for me. I want to be a nurse in due time. I have done CNA CMA work for a little over three years. Stopped for a short time to do some pre recs for nursing school, it is time for me to get back to where my heart is, taking care of those who can't do everything for themselves anymore. I love to smile. I love to laugh. I love to make others