Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Osborn - 6 caregivers found

Hi, My name is Dee, I've been a CNA for years by now, I have experience in home health and nursing homes as well. I love to help people in need. Thank you,

Hello! My name is Lori. I am a mother of 4 (almost grown) children, and a daughter of one elderly parent. I have been a Physical Therapist Asst. for 29 years. My mother suddenly passed in 2017. My father has severe dementia, and in her absence, there existed a need for someone to care for him. I fulfilled this role for some time, until the inevitable, appropriate time came for me to return to my family and life back here in Missouri. I personally experienced the process of seeking a suitable caregiver for my father, to help maintain the lifestyle that he had always known. I didn't think that it should be difficult to find this person (people). But, it was, especially in a small rural KS town, considering the financial resources available. I discovered a passion for in-home caregiving. I have been blessed to be able to continue caregiving since that time, and have worked with several wonderful families. I am reliable, competent and compassionate. It is my desire to continue caring for those in need.

I am a 33 year old single mother of 1. I have over 6 years of Caregiving experience. I absolutely love helping others. I have experience in working with the elderly, mental health clients, and the disabled. I would love to find full time employment but an willing and able to fill in as needed as well.

My personality traits that help me be a great caregiver is knowledge and understanding of all types of people and conditions. I can become attached to clients as I get to know them as they can become basically like family. I enjoy my work and job as a caregiver, its the most rewarding job I have had before I became a mother. I do enjoy connecting with my clients early and knowing routines for their lives so I can be the best at their needs and wants.

Hi my name is Tina and I believe that all people regardless of their age should be treated with dignity and respect.

I became a caregiver because for one I have a visually impaired daughter who is almost blind and I grew up with my brother who the new hip socket was Barbinos soffit guess and my mother was a CNA/CMT my sisters a pharmacy tech and I volunteered for three summers in a row when I was younger at the Veterans Affairs hospital so it's kind of in my blood and I love and enjoy helping people.