Hearing Disorders Caregivers in Comanche County - 37 caregivers found

My name is Heather, I'm 41 and I've been a caretaker most of my adult life. It started when I helped care for my ex husbands grandmother and mother in their last years. From there, I ended up taking care of my own disabled children for the last 20 years. I have also worked as a care taker for Visiting Angels and learned a lot through them. As an environmental services worker in a rehabilitation and retirement home, they also provided extensive training for dementia and elder care. I enjoy enriching the lives of those most in need. I'm proud of consistently suprising myself with what I can learn and accomplish and the compassion and love I show to those around me.

I started taking care of my own uncle who is a double amputee with severe diabetic. I had to put him on a bathing PT, and regular doctor visits. After moving back to the Bay Area I found I really enjoy taking care of others and have taken care of a few private people. Now I was asked to volunteer until my background checks come back for Moraga Royale.

I am a people person. I have a passion for caring for others. I think that stems from not having anyone to care for me when I needed it. I don't ever want anyone to know that feeling. What I love most about being a caregiver is the connections I make with my clients. My proudest moment in this field caring for others is the smile or acknowledgement I get when they see me. Melts my heart every time.

I am a great caregiver because I take the time to get to know each and every person I meet. I can meet any special needs and provide companionship. I am super friendly, as well as patient and understanding. I became a caregiver because I wanted to be able to help those who couldn't help themselves, or needed a little push here and there. Being a caregiver is a passion of mine because I genuinely love to help others. My favorite thing about being a caregiver is knowing that I am helping out families that can't always be there for their loved one- and that's okay because that's what I'm here for. A personal achievement I am proud of is knowing that at the end of the day I have done everything to the best of my ability.

To introduce myself, I'm a mother to three amazing kids, that are now adults. I've dealt with ups and downs like everyone. I'm a very caring and honest person. I love helping those in my community that need someone there even if it's just to have someone to talk to or have a meal with. I look forward to meeting you and your family member and giving you peace of mind knowing that I can help take some weight off your shoulders.

20 years experience in all levels of caregiving from In home, Assisted living to nursing homes. Will go over and beyond for my clients and their families. Skilled in CPR. Worked under LVN for 12 years. I'm dedicated, hard working and reliable.

I used to grow up in a beautiful facility where I was with my mother while she worked. Then, at age 6 I knew I wanted to help people just as I watched her do. The relationships she grew with these people were beautiful and she knew she was needed. I became a caregiver at age 17. I studied and received my CNA certification and started working doing what I love. I love to help my residents do things that they fill they can not complete on their own. I have worked with many different types of people and know that patience and compassion are the two most helpful things when dealing with my residents. I know that I will do everything I can to go above and beyond for the people I care for.

My name is Carol Moore. I am a mom of three beautiful teenagers all females. I am very compassionate, loving, truthful, and faithful, loyal. Understanding. I love to listen and give proper guidance when needed. Extremely helpful, able to adapt to my environment and my surroundings. I treat people the way that I will want to be treated family is everything to me I'm grounded in my faith. Sometimes I do put myself in another person shoes just so I can have a better understanding of what they're going through. I may even cry just so that they know that they're not alone because I feel their pain as well by doing so, by putting myself in their shoes. I love making people laugh and smile to the best of my ability and I know what time some people don't want to talk and sitting in silence I I get it, and if that would bring some comfort, then I would do so.

Hello, I am a certified nurse aid. I have spent 2+ years working at Comanche Memorial Hospital. I am a hardworking nurse aid and I am here to provide you or your loved one with astounding care and love!

My name is Jess. I have been a CNA since October of 2019 and have been working as a CNA since December of 2019. Before becoming certified, I worked with Hospice for 6 months. I initially started working in this field when my grandmother became ill and needed 24/7 care. After helping her for those last months of her life, I realized it was something I really enjoyed doing. I am very caring and find joy in being able to help others, especially those who have reached a point in their life where they need it most. I am a very compassionate person and make it a priority to put the needs of those in my care first. I love being around others and providing support of all kinds whether it be assisting with ADL's or being there for emotional support. I am a very understanding and patient person, which I feel is very important when providing care. I take pride in who I am as a caregiver. I have a huge heart and it is my passion to be there for others and take care of those who may need it more than most.