Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Vado - 67 caregivers found

Very attentive, empathetic and very honest and have the utmost integrity. Friendly, charismatic are also traits of mine aside from being very responsible and dependable coming from a 6 year military background. I always loved to help others in need no matter what circumstances they are in I believe everyone deserves help.

I started off as a CNA in 1999, my dream was to always be a nurse. I accomplished other degrees but ultimately went back to nursing. I am now a pediatric and trauma rehab nurse. I love caring for people, I am compassionate, patient and empathetic. I believe all people should be treated with the utmost respect .

I've been a CNA/Caregiver for more than 10 years. Helping/caring pts. is my passion and I feel getting rewarded by seeing pts. looks happy, feel not neglected and feel loved. I treat pts. with dignity and respect.

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I am a great caregiver because I am passionate about helping others and interacting with all types of elderly people. I have been doing it for almost 10 years. I have the patience to work with all types of people including taking care of children because I've also been working for children for over 12 years.

I love being able to help others who can't help themselves overcome difficult challenges.

My name is Stacey, and I have been a Home Caregiver for a little over 4 years and have been working in the medical field for almost 10 years. My passion for helping others, even in the smallest of ways, makes my work as a caregiver meaningful to me. I have a high level of compassion, patience, empathy and respect for every patient in my care. I also understand how important it is to be reliable and dependable as a caregiver and strive to build good relationships through trust and honesty.

I have been in the medical field for 12 years. I am empathetic and motivated when it comes to helping others. I have compassion for my patients as well as outside of my occupation. My experience as a caregiver began with a family member, who I assisted till their passing which was around my mid 20s. I pursued a degree towards medical because I saw the difference it made as well as endless rewards. This is truly a personal achievement I hold dear to my heart and count my blessings every day.

Hello my name is Angelica I have been a caregiver for 15+ years I took care of my father he passed away last year at the age of 89. Every day I woke up ready to take care of him I love being his caregiver it was stressful at times just like with any other job but knowing every day I made a difference in his life brought me so much happiness I did everything for my dad to keep them as comfortable as possible I bathed him fed him took care of his medication I would motivate him to get out of bed and start his day to walk exercise we would watch TV shows we would play around with our dogs and we love listening to music together. After my father passed away I found other people to take care of my responsibilities are very similar to what I would do with my dad I love doing what I do.

I am a hard working healthcare provider that is always striving to go above and beyond the standard of care. I am friendly and able to develop a good report with patients and their family members quickly. I enjoy listening to my patient's concerns and discussing my patient's health care needs. I have even been able to learn new things from my patients when they had a diagnosis I was unfamiliar with. I became a nurse because I knew at the age of three that I wanted to help people. I have always been fascinated by medicine. I enjoy watching my patients recover and get better. It brings me pleasure to know that I am able to help someone in anyway. Sometimes that means comforting someone other times it means helping them heal physically, mentally, and emotionally. I have a wide range of experience. I have worked with postpartum moms and newborns all the way through geriatrics and end of life. I have worked in mental health, rehab/recovery, neurological, and cardiac units as well. I got my first responders when I was 15 and was the youngest person in my class to graduate from nursing school. That puts me at 22 years of experience in the medical field.