Skin Disorders Caregivers in Cullman County - 10 caregivers found

CG for about 12 years. I help them with assistant daily living, medication, check sugar, inject insulin, companionship, cooking and yard work, doc appointment, some errands, light housekeeping.

Hello there! My name is Rachel and I have 10+ years of experience as a caregiver. I believe it is important for me to deliver professional, compassionate care and make sure that you, the client, are satisfied with the care you receive. I am looking forward to meeting you.

I have found that my passion/calling is to care for the elderly and/or individuals, who can't do so for themselves. My heart is overwhelmed with genuine happiness when providing care and/or maintaining a personal relationship with each resident, client, and/or patient. I sincerely love fulfilling my heart's desires & passion by providing care, love, companionship, friendship, and even medical care to individuals; resulting in them having a sense of peace, as they go through life changes and having to deal with situations that may be unfamiliar. I find that doing so & providing the utmost respectful care to each of them, brings forth a growth for even myself, as I continue my education into becoming an RN (later to bridge into Nurse Practitioner). Daily, I am seeking the latest knowledge and skill so hopefully I can improve my care traits daily, to a wider/higher demand of clients. I am most definitely proud of a personal achievement in my life pertaining to my husband (who was diagnosed with late stages of Testicular cancer twice)! After receiving a prognosis of 18 months, I decided to further my education & resources, in hopes to find more options....and I did! After nearly 2 years, he is now in remission & cancer-free! This is not to boast about what I did, but instead the 'determination, drive, & passion', that I was blessed with. I will ALWAYS go above & beyond in providing the best care for clients & their family members! I believe there is always room for growth and in order to do so, you must first humble yourself to what you were called to do, whatever that may be!

I like doing work that has the potential to make a difference in someone's life. * I like doing a variety of tasks in a day. * I don't ever say, "that's not my job" but instead like pitching in to do whatever is needed. * I like making someone smile and doing little things to make a person's day better. * I take pride in your attention to detail. * I don't want a desk job; you like being physical in your job and using your body as well as your brain. * I are seeking a career with growing opportunities. * I don't want to invest in many years of formal education but you are willing to learn new skills and take continuing education to do your job well. * I feel that when you are older, you'd want someone like yourself there to help you if you need help.

I very much enjoy the work I do. It makes me feel like I am making a difference in the lives of the individuals I care for. I actually talk and listen to what they have to say. I believe I am blessed to sit there and listen to the back in the old days stories. At the end of the day it gives me a sense of accomplishment.

I have loved taking care of patients since I was 13 I got my CNA in a nursing home and work at TLC in oneonta al but let my CNA laps sisnt renew them.ao noq I just do in home care done it now for 16 years

I am passionate and caring, I always care for my residents in the best way possible. I wanted to become a caregiver because I wanted to be the person that helps someone who can't help themselves. I enjoy learning peoples stories, and helping them achieve their goals. I am proud of my drive to become a better version of myself.

I have two special needs children of my own, I am 100% positive that I will exceed your expectations in caring for your loved one. it takes a special person with a great amount of live, compassion and patience. My son is almost 10, he has a rare genetic deletion which allowed all these mental/physical health problems. he was diagnosed at 9 months old with bilateral retinoblastoma and underwent 8 rounds of chemo and radiaton and had to have a central line that I had to be trained on how to flush daily and change his site dressing . He also has low functioning autism , he's still in diapers at 10, non verbal, blind in his right eye from the cancer. My daughter is almost 8 and was born with a genetic problem as well. She's has teribleood swings, ADHD, seizures and other mental problems. Sorry if I have over explained I just feel that some of you would like to know that I walk in the same steps as many of you do on a daily basis.

I have been working as a Personal Cargiver since 1993. I'm dependable, compassionate, always available to my clients, always willing to help my clients in any way I can.

37 year old military vet newly-married have one baby and one on the way looking for extra income have a background in medicine medical field curly in the mini Factory Department field I speak two languages Arabic and English