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27 special needs caregivers are listed in Calabash, NC
The average rate is $15/hr as of June 2024
The average experience for nearby special needs caregivers is 3 years
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I'm a CNA with 29 yrs of hospital, skilled & home care. Nursing is my passion & I love my job. I care for people with compassion, dignity & respect. I've worked with newborns to geriatrics, personal care, baths, incontinence care, feeding special diets to feeding tubes, diabetic care, wound care, medication packing &...
Rachel R.
Myrtle Beach, SC
$28/hr • 10 yrs exp
Proactive Motivated Passionate Caregiver For All In Need
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I've worked with several different individuals with many different needs. End of life care for elderly to being a nanny with littles with disabilities or meeting their milestones and just having fun.
I've been a direct support professional with adults and teenagers with developmental disabilities. I have done In-home 24-hour...
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I worked at trampoline park, helping to run their cares program. I worked with many people many different ages and many different bright personalities. I was lucky enough to get for certified, first aid trained, and go through special needs training.
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Hello, my name is Jenna. I will be an official resident of Myrtle Beach area starting in Mid-July and would love to help you!
I am a RBT and current Graduate student at Capella University, studying ABA with a concentration in Special Education. I have been an RBT/paraprofessional for about 3 years and have worked with kids...
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I am currently studying Exercise Science. My internship in for youth with ID to do adapted physical education. I enjoy working with children with any and all disabilities and I look forward to meeting your loved one.
Annibelle B.
Longs, SC
$17-18/hr • 7 yrs exp
Hi! My Name Is Annibelle And I Am A Student At Clemson! I Am Highly Experienced And CPR Certified:)
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I am currently a student! While home during summers, I love to babysit! It is so fulfilling working with kids! I have 7 years of babysitting experience and prioritize safety. I am CPR/BLS certified, and have experience working with children who may have special needs or a disability. I would love to do outdoor activities like go...
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I have 10+ years of experience. I am 20 years old, I will be available over the summer only, because I am a college student. I attend Southern Wesleyan University where I am majoring in Criminal Justice with a minor in Human Services. I also play collegiate soccer and lacrosse there. I have watched my kids over the years, the...
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