Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Anson County - 16 caregivers found

A very compassionate and nurturing person, I am able to connect with people naturally. I have assisted in cargiving or been the primary caregiver for family members in the past. Having cared for my step mother for the last two years of her life, I knew I wanted to help others. There are many people who need a compassionate person to help them. I truly enjoy the fulfillment it gives my heart and soul to help others. I am most proud of being able to assist my step mom and help her through her last years.

I'm a kindhearted, very outgoing, loving caregiver. I genuinely take care of people from the heart. I love making people lives easier.

I am 28 years old. I provide direct patient care within the long term care, assisted living, home health and hospital settings. I have several years of experience, along with travel CNA experience. Current BLS. I am very dependable and responsible, I have the willingness to learn new skills and I also work well in a team setting. References available upon request.

Hello! I'm a kind hearted, loving person who never meets a stranger. I treat my patients and clients like they are my family. I wanted to become a caregiver since I was a little girl and experienced my grandpa going through cancer and his caregivers were wonderful! I wanted to be able to provide that kind of care to others!

I kinda always was a caregiver and didn't know it. Both of my parents worked and I was much older than my step brother and sister, so I did all the house work and taking care of them from an early age. I also grew up with my aunt who was a spastic quadriplegic, so I learned how to do a lot there. I have had many patients, most were the ones everyone else had bad trouble with. I'm kinda the guy, that I can handle pretty much anything from full Dementia, to full quadriplegic. I have my state license in CNA, ACNA, and Phlebotomy. I have excellent experience and very good references. The last question that I am proud of is: My mother was passing in the hospital and couldn't have her placed in a home. So I brought her home with me and kept her alive for another month before she passed away with me. At the end she had full blown dementia, it was quite an ordeal to go through. So with that experience it has taught me a lot of what other families could be going through.

I want to become a caregiver, because I love helping people putting a smile on their faces. Last year my father had a stroke. I took care of him. Washing his clothes, make sure he took his medication. Take him what every he need to go. I'll cook for him. Made sure he had a smile on his face. That's why I enjoyed helping him.. I'm fun outgoing person, nice and always respectful. Do what I am told. Do everything to my best abilities..

Being a caregiver definitely has its ups and downs but I believe it's so much more rewarding than some people think. Being able to build a bond with someone you care for is very important. Making sure the person knows I actually care for them is what I strive for, just to see the smile on someone's face and know that I've made them feel good for at least a few moments!

I have empathy, flexibility, patience, and good communication skills. I am very dependable, love to smile, and I love helping families. I enjoy working with people and most enjoy jobs where you have one-on-one interaction with others. What I enjoy most about caregiver is sometimes all people need is someone to help them and be there for them. Personal achievement I am very proud of myself for achieving a degree in Healthcare Management.

Hello & I hope you're doing well. My name is Mare. I was born & raised in Charlotte, NC. My interest in care giving began in 1982 when I gave birth to my daughter. Tiffany was born @ CMC w/ no right kidney & only a piece of a left kidney. That's when my caregiving actually began, however I had always wanted to be a nurse. Tiffany had several episodes of heart failure, as well as many seizures. I took the opportunity to learn as much as possible in order to help her in every way I could. Tiffany and I were referred to The Children's Hospital of Alabama where I was taught how to perform peritoneal dialysis. I treated her w/ paritoneal dialysis in my home for approx one year. At that time, doctors decided she had to have a transplant. At 18 months, Tiffany was given one of my kidneys. She was put on a great deal of medications & there was a lot of care given to her over her lifespan of 28 years. After Tiffany's passing, I followed my interest in caregiving by working at a hospital as well as a few assisted living facilities. I am a very friendly, patient & caring person who has been taught how to deescalate issues if they arise. I'm also a great listener which makes me believe I am a great companion for those who need it. I would enjoy meeting you & your loved one to see if I may help with their care. I hope to see you soon! Thank you!

I have been in the nursing field for more then 15yrs now I love taking care of elderly people it's just something i choose to do love putting smiles on there faces treating them as if they where my own family members