Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Choctaw County - 6 caregivers found

I'm 45 yrs old. I've been a CNA for 15yrs. I love working with the disabled and elderly. I'm loving, compassionate, patient, prompt,understanding, and kind.

I was a CNA in good standing with the state of Georgia for 14 years. I held a variety of positions during my career. Including hospice care, rehabilitation aid and safety coach. I like keeping elders active by doing cross words, puzzles, cards, crafts and chats. As well as anything they have an interest in. Always at their pace. I offer meditation management within a client's home. I also provide bedside care in a hospital, hospice or nursing home setting. I am very comfortable advocating for elders. Your loved ones wellbeing and comfort are my top priorities. I offer care for both women and men. Let's chat and see if your loved one and I are a good match.

Very respectful, positive attitude, willing to help anyone. Fast Learner, friendly attitude. Work well around others. Patient, caring, loving person.

i am 22 years old I love helping others and working with the elder I've been in the healthcare field for 3 years. I'm very serious when it comes down to my work. I believe in goin above in beyond at any task I'm giving.

I take pride in what I do. I love caring for others in all of there health needs. I enjoy taking care of people.

Hello! My name is Felisha Evans. My expertise include excellent verbal and written communication. Among the many CNA skills, strong communication skills are one of the most important. I really enjoy working with the elderly and disabled. Which is why I am a Counselor at MDRS. I Help provide personal care attendant services to those living in the community that may be at risk of going into a nursing facility. I help avoid the facilities so that the elderly and disabled are able to live independently in there homes and community safety. My expertise also include, observation skills, ability to follow set rules and protocol, time management, organizational skills, and lastly empathy and compassion. When I was just starting out in college I know I wanted to be something where I could give back to the community and I found it by becoming a CNA and going even further and getting my degree and becoming a counselor at the department of rehabilitation. I enjoy being able to be a light to someone who may not be having a great day. I hope that by seeing me walk in the door they get excited. I am mostly proud of the many people I have helped over the years by providing quality service to.