Stroke Caregivers in Benton County - 8 caregivers found

My heart is happy knowing that I'm the reason someone is smiling and enjoying these last moments of life. I'm passionate about the care I give, I go above and beyond to make sure my clients are comfortable and satisfied. My clients needs are my number one concern. When I decided to become a caregiver it was only a job. I have been a CNA for 16 years now and couldn't see myself doing anything different it's pure joy to me and I believe that God called me to be a caregiver. Nothing makes me happier than seeing my clients face light up to see me knowing I am going to give them the best care possible

What makes me a great caregiver is the fact that I have a love for helping people keep there independence. I love the job I do when I help people. I have experience the loss of a child and helping people is my way of giving back. I can and will do all I can do to keep clients happy and helping them with there daily needs. I am available days, nights, weekend, holidays. I enjoy working with people and look forward to working with anyone that needs my service.

What makes me a caring, patient, loving caregiver is not only caring for my mother, but becoming one myself. Having a toddler has made me into the most tolerant and exuberant person. I am interested in being a caregiver for many reasons. Not everyone gets the choice to take care of their loved ones, I did. So that genuinely has inspired me to be there for your loved ones when you cant be. I take great pleasure in helping others. Since becoming a mother I find myself helping anyone I can. Whether it be returning a cart for an elderly couple or changing a tire for someone in a cast on 385. A personal achievement I am so proud of is the ability to pass on the art that is southern cooking that my Mother and Grandmother and Great grandmother taught me. Food brings people happiness. Brings back good memories. Being able to make something for someone that their mama used to make them as children is amazing. The light in their eyes is worth any and all work it took to prepare.

As a trained Stephen Minister and cancer survivor, I can relate to most concerns. I have transferred my skills many times as I followed my husband's career path. I am dependable, empathetic, yet determined when clients need me to encourage them. I am willing to do light housework and prepare meals.

I am a mother of 4 grown children I have worked in home care for the past 7 years. I treat my clients with dignity and respect, as if they are my mom, dad, aunt, uncle, etc. I take pride in my work

I am just a nurtured at heart.i have been a CNA since 1991.every time I think about changing careers I find myself back to being a CNA.I believe in the Golden Rule.I Love God and People. .

I became a caregiver because of my mom. When I was taking care of her she said to me your good with people. So it went from there. I like making through client feel safe and loved and the family has nothing to worry about while in my csre.my personal achievement was being able to comfort client families when the dr gives bad news I hug them and comfort them.

very outgoing, intelligent, kind, loving, and hardworking