Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Union - 105 caregivers found

I am a dedicated State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA/CNA) with over 15 years of experience as a caregiver and have provided care to individuals in different settings. I value integrity and compassion as key in pursuit of my career and strive to achieve this with the principle of treating people how you want to be treated. I started caregiving as part time while in college and it turned out to be a humbling and rewarding career for me. Humbling in way that it has made me to appreciate life, and rewarding for being a part of making someone's life better.

Approximately 15 years ago, I became my mother's Caregiver after she came home from Rehab for a major stroke. After working in a Family Medical office for a couple years, I began my Caregiver career. In the past 10+ years, I have worked as a Home Health Aide and CNA, providing many services to families and their loved ones, including (but not limited to) Alzheimers, Dementia, Quadriplegic, and Hospice Care. Services provided include companionship, transportation, meal prep, feeding, light housekeeping, pericare, input/output, taking and recording vitals, catheter care, colostomy care, medication reminders, assistance with bathing, showers, dressing, transfers, wound care maintenance, and oxygen maintenance. My special focus has been with Alzheimer's and Dementia care. I am a CNA and certified in CPR and First Aid, and continue to work on completing additional medical courses and pursue avenues to help strengthen me as a Professional Caregiver. I also maintain current Individual Professional Liability Insurance. Your loved ones peace of mind, comfort and health is my priority.

I started giving care at a younger age, taking care of my auntie with a left-sided weakness due to stroke. It was within the family and a non-profit payment job but a rewarding one. I believe giving care is a calling not just a job. I felt a very great joy to be part of her life and assisting her with the rest of my family before her passing. It became part of me and decided to continue to give a helping hands to those who needed it, within my capabilities. You do unto others, as you wish to be done to you.

Hello my name is Charisse I have been a caregiver for 20 years. This is the only field I know and ever wanted to be apart of I love helping people and be apart of someone day I have worked in nursing homes rehab also have hospice experience highly trained and still learning I have a very caring loving heart I am compassionate and understanding no kids at home so I am very dependable with reliable transportation and the training needed to care for all clients

What I enjoy about being a caregiver is knowin that I have help in the best way I can. I love wen my residents and for my help cause I know I do a great job.

I'm an experienced competent, kind, patient nurse and had been working in the nursing field for 20 years now abroad and in here, USA. I treat my patients like they are my own family. I am both empathetic and sympathetic. I gained all my skills from the long years of my experience. I am extremely hardworking as they said but for me it's not about the hours or pay that matters but how my patient feels aside from the professional care I rendered. I am always happy to be of help. It's like the more I give the more I felt empowered. Thank you.

I have been told I am very compassionate, work well with all types of personalities, honest, a great listener as well as caring and dependable. I have tried the corporate world, and nothing is as rewarding as taking care of others and improving their quality of life. I was a caregiver to both of my parents in their last years of life. I lost my mother to cancer and my father to covid. I believe in taking care of our elderly and disabled community

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About me i have been working as a caregiver for more than 5 years and as a future nurse to be i am ready to help and do the best i can.

I'm a compassionate person. I truly believe my calling is to help and take care of those in need in many ways. I've been in the medical field for 34 years and wouldn't change anything.