Respiratory Disorders Caregivers in Lincoln County - 34 caregivers found

I love working with older people because I know one day I'm going to get older and I'm gonna need someone to take care of me. And to see the smiles on their faces and how much they appreciate me makes me love my job even more that's why I went to school to become a CNA.

I love taking care of people, it makes everyday rewarding for me. I have 16 years of experience. I am patient, caring and reliable.

Hello, My name is Tia. I'm a caregiver I've been a caregiver for 9 years. I am a hardworking, responsible, and loving person. From a young age, I knew I wanted to work in the healthcare field, which then turned into something I enjoy and love doing as my career. Having the opportunity to work as a caregiver, now and then you'll come across such amazing stories, and for me, I enjoy that part of my career. I'm happy with all the knowledge I have gained from everyone working as a caregiver.

I enjoyed a wonderful career as a nurse, but am excited about making the transition to Caregiver. I've always felt most rewarded when helping others. I look forward to the opportunities to connect with individuals, help them with day to day tasks, and essentially make their lives a little easier. That's why I'm excited about being a Caregiver!

A passionate caregiver is positive, enthusiastic, and happy and lets this shine through when working with the people in their care. Passionate caregivers always look for ways to improve the lives of those they work with. Compassion or empathy is the ability to put yourself in the shoes of someone else and that's just why I do. I try to focus on the positive in every situation life throws at me. Having an Associates degree in Substance abuse counseling, allows me to help others because I believe that is my purpose here on earth. God has truly blessed me to be allow you grasps the knowledge and skill set throughout this thing we call life. I have over fifteen years of experience in caregiver but to be honest I have been a caregiver since I was eight years. My mother was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when I was just a child. I willingly gave up my childhood to ensure my mother was cared for to the best of my ability. Being her companion as a daughter and a caregiver really gave me joy and allowed me to recognize my purpose at a young age. I love what I do and I take proud in helping those in need. I guess the main question would be why should I be a good candidate for the position offered. Well I believe I am one of the best caregivers only because I have dedicated my entire life to improving and enjoying caring for others. This has allowed me to be the woman I am today. So if asked should you hire me, my answer would be yes, just a simple yes

Working well with others, don't matter the condition their in or place their at, just as I can help them. Because their so much negativity in this world, try to see better in my self and allowing others to see if u give a little won't be so much hate. The helping and what it means to the other person at end of the day. That I've paid my house off, and become so fair in last two years. And still allowing my self to still grow for more achievements..

My name is Shaijanae Crawford I go by Lucy as well . I'm 21 years old I've been a caregiver for 5 years , I also have my temporary cna certification. I first started being a caregiver at 18 my inspiration came from living/helping my grandmother who raised me . I always try my best to have the warmest welcome and develop a good bond with my clients .

I have great compassion for people especially our elderly and vets. I enjoy helping and being there for my people in need. I have sympathy and empathy for people . I understand how it is. For both patients and the pressure it puts on the family especially the ones who have to do the caregiving. I am also a very patient with people. Working in a memory care facility I've learned how to deal with the special needs of those kind of patients.

I am 54 years old and I am a skilled caregiver with experience in Alzheimer/Dementia care. I assist residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, transferring, and meal preparation according to the individual care plan.

I became a CNA so that I could take care of my Grandmother. It has became my calling and my passion. I absolutely love helping someone who came into my care in a wheelchair, and the walk out on a cane. I love working in a skilled nursing environment. The people that I have met are amazing in their own ways.