Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Bassett - 14 caregivers found

Hi my name is Brittney. I am 31 years young. I love helping people and seeing the smiles on the families faces. Not many people have the capacity to be a caregiver. I love it. I love seeing my patients get better and be their happy selves. I am so proud of myself for getting on at the hospital and helping Cancer and dimentia patients get the help they need.

I became a caregiver to help an elder parent, when she would need more help. It is a good feeling knowing what to do when she needs help. I do like helping people and I have a sunny positive outlook on life.

LOL it's in my permanent school records My third grade teacher says she tries to help too much. I enjoy helping people.

Hi my name is Casey and I look forward to working with you and your loved one! I am a compassionate care giver with over 15+ years of experience working with people of all ages, who deserve advocation and care. While I have typically worked in a dental clinical setting for most of those years I have always put my patient first and their specific needs as my priority. While in high school I did obtain my CNA license but went a different educational path from nursing to receiving my Dental Assisting certification. I hold a current CPR/AED for BLS Skills for a professional rescuer. Proficiency in medication management. As well as SPICE certified per OSHA guidelines. While I loved the field and found it rewarding I also found that a work/life balance was not able to be reached. My son, who is autistic, has been a big motivator in my switching of careers. He has taught me more patience and understanding of people with diverse needs. I am excited to begin on this journey with you and your loved ones as I know the importance of finding someone who you can trust to be difficult these days. I hope that I can help put your mind at ease and be that person you trust.

I have been a cna over 10 years

I am a compassionate energetic female with a good sense of humor. I have 15+ years experience. First as a cna and then as a licensed nurse working with hospice and geriatric clients . I am very dependable. Both my parents had hospice at home. I know the importance of being some where when people depend on you. It is rewarding for me to know that families feel a sense of relief that their loved ones are in good hands when I care for them

I completed my CNA certification in High school and had the opportunity to do in home care for private family's not long after. I enjoy being a caregiver because I love to help others and I treat my clients how I would want someone to treat my grandmother of grandfather! I am upbeat and good spirited and will always bring my best attitude while working with my clients.

Hi, my name is Reagan and here are some things that you should know about me and why I wanted to be a caregiver. These are some of my personality traits and reasons why caregiving attracted me to wanting to help others I have patience, compassion, empathy, active listening skills, reliability, good communication, flexibility, positive attitude, strong problem-solving abilities, and a keen attention to detail. I find all of these things to help me and others when I'm working with them. I enjoy seeing others happy and seeing them in the best mood they could possibly be in when being with me. So, I always try my best to do what works for them and makes my time with them very enjoyable. I love the feeling of making a significant difference in someone's life by providing support and care by often developing a deep connection with my clients, and experiencing a sense of purpose and fulfillment through my work.

I enjoy what I do love helping others. Im a caring person. I've done other jobs but they just didn't seen meaningful. Guess with me I get to attached with my patients.

I love helping others; I love putting a smile on their face. Making them feel special and loved plus making sure they know they are not alone that someone does care... As a mother and wife it's what we do but when my husband got sick and I almost lost him caring for him 24/7 became a full time task. He had to learn how to eat, talk, walk everything all over. Once he was well enough I had to go back and be the money maker so I started my own business as a Personal Care Assistant PCA.