Stroke Caregivers in Florence County - 31 caregivers found

Being a caregiver you have to be patient and love people. I love what I do. Meeting new families and being trusted with the care of their family member shows the public and community what kind of person you are to give them such great service for their family member.

I have been caring for family/patients over 20 years. I love to make people feel loved,important,and just letting them know that there life can still be enjoyed even though they have limitations. Finding joy in any situsation is the best thing you can shared with anyone rather it be through sickness are not. Stepping ouside the box what makes life so forfilling.

Hello, I have one years experience as a LPN and past experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant for 23 years. I've always had a passion for caring for those who may be in need of healthcare services and assistance with maintaining dignity and as much as independence as possible. I am BLS certified, up to date on all vaccinations including COVID. I have experience with several areas of healthcare ranging from acute hospital, nursing home, hospice, disabilities and special needs, and home health. I enjoy being able to make someone's day better by providing a comforting ear, hand, smile, or personal care whenever needed. I feel that we all need someone with compassion, sympathy/ empathy, and a genuine love for wanting to see people do well in whatever capacity of life they may be. I also have an Associates Degree in Human Services. I would love the opportunity to meet those who may be in need of any assistance that I can provide.

I'm a loving caring person I love to laugh and make everyone laugh and feel comfortable. I love caring for people my grandparents were sick and growing up we had to take care of them and I just want to be able to help and take care of other people that need help.. I enjoy just seeing my clients and making them laugh and just be there for them. One personal achievement in my life that I'm proud of is me never giving up when life did get hard for me!!

I Octavia Snow become a caregiver because I enjoy working with the seniors providing care and companionship. The things I like about being a caregiver is that I learn different backgrounds, love hearing their stories and they can teach you different things by just being a great listener. My personal achievement that I'm proud of is that the seniors brings joy to my heart. I'm a mother of 1 son.

I am Jodi Segars, 29 years old and just moved to Florence, SC in February. I have been working with the elderly for 9 years now. My whole family including my mother, aunt, sister, and sister in law all work in the healthcare field. I feel that honesty, trust, patience, caring are all personality traits it takes to be a great caregiver. Growing up I was always with my grandparents, always wanting to help my mom take care of others. I put others before myself. The most I enjoy about being a caregiver is the one on one time I get to spend with the client, get to know them, their likes and dislikes, try to let them be independent as possible. At the end of the day, knowing that I have helped someone in every way I can and cared for them and did my best I can gets me through each and everyday. I feel accomplished to provide care for anyone that needs it, and I do it with my utmost respect.

I'm interested in being a caregiver because I'd like to increase the amount of care the elderly population receives. As I learned through my previous health care experience, this population often benefits from caregivers who provide companionship and who pay attention to detail. I've cared for my grandmother for over 4-5 years I've always loved caring for others it's something I live for.

Hi my name is Whitney I'm 28 years old I have 2 children. I have been in health care for about 7 years now. It's always been a passion for me to help others in need. All my family works in the medical field. I'm very friendly and I happy go lucky person. My goals are to assist you and to make you feel safe and happy at all times.

I became a caregiver, when my mother became very ill. I decieded to stop working with my employer to take of my mother. I new everything about her and her needs. I new what it takes to care for her and I could spend all the time in the world with her. My mother was very important to me and my siblings and I couldn't trust anyone at the time of her sickness. I thought it would be hard and tiresome but it wasn't. We became more closer. She shared a lot of important things with me that I never knew about. I was glad to able to be in good health to take care of my mother who is so important to me and my siblings. I'm a proud daughter to know I was able to be there when she needed me and I was a shoulder she could lean on and a ear to listen to all the things she wanted to say, my mother was the best thing that ever happen to me. She was always there when we needed her. She cried when we cried, she hurt when we hurt, she was my only best friend and now she past away I truly miss her. I wish I can turn back the hands of time just to spend a little more time with her. She taught me everything I needed to know about life and how to appreciate the things we go through. She was the best of all mothers. So that's why I love working as a caregiver, it helps you help others go through their situation a little bit better, and give them comfort when they don't have anyone else to talk too. I give them hope of relief, my mother taught and showed me that. I love helping people who can't hel

Hello my name is latoria I'm a certified nursing assistant I've been in the field for 3 to 4years and I love it I became a caregiver when my grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2009 I took care of her until she passed in 2011 every since then i enjoy taking care of peopler just being there for them whenever they need someone to talk to. I'm very proud of the woman I've become today raising my 6month old was the best blessing in my life. I hope to bring my love and compassion into your lives as your caregivers!