HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Grundy County - 19 caregivers found

Hello, I love caring for others!

Certified Nurses Assistant Home Care Worker 40-Hour Certificate of Completion * Over 20 years experience providing personal care services to adults with disabilities, children, and elderly clients * Highly skilled in assisting clients with activities of daily living such as oral care, skin care, bathing, shampoo and dressing * In-depth knowledge of assisting clients with feeding as well as nutritious meal preparation * Hands-on experience in assisting with client safety, activities, transfers, and ambulation * Proven record of assisting clients with exercises * Able to give accurate and detailed care to clients as per service plan * Proven ability to carry out individualized care of clients irrespective of social, economic, and cultural groups * Comprehensive knowledge of performing household services and running errands * Own a reliable vehicle and a valid driver's license EXPERIENCE: San Diego Home Caregivers Caregiver 03/3

I enjoy being with people and I am a genuine care giver. I am caring , compassionate and reliable I will always treat people with respect and dignity they deserve.

Hi my name is Ericka Smith and I've been a CNA/Caregiver for over 20 years and I absolutely LOVE what I do. I'm a registered Medical Assistant as well as a Certified Nurse Assistant. I'm CPR certified as well as a certified Dementia Care Specialist. I enjoy providing quality care to my clients, patients, residents. I have worked in patient care in numerous settings. Hospitals, Nursing Homes,Assisted living facilities as well as Home Care. And no matter where I'm working as a caregiver I give 100% I'm so good at what I do because I love what I do.

I became a caregiver/CNA to help people in need of extra care. I worked for Hospice for 10.5 years and it was very rewarding helping individuals and their families and the end stages of their lives or their loved ones lives. I am currently enrolled in college to become a nurse so that I can learn more about my patients and their conditions. Helping others is not just a job to me its very rewarding and it gives you a sense of peace. Hopefully when I get to this stage in my life I will meet someone who has a good heart and loves what they do just as much as I love what I do. Being compassionate, understanding, and having a BIG HEART is the key to this job.

What makes me a good care giver is that I am calm, patient and composed. What attracted me to care giving is the people themselves. I have learned that people don't want to be alone after major operations or when they find out life changing news. I have always had empathy for any living thing and I want to help out in any way possible. What I enjoy mos about being a caregiver is just helping someone who needs a little help.

I am a very experienced CNA, 14 years of experience, very honest, trustworthy, and dependable. I take pleasure in providing services for my clients because I treat them as family. I am very kind, respectful and supportive. I enjoy helping people that's my specialty!

I grew up going to work with my mother as she was a caregiver for the angel network. I learned the importance of patience, empathy and integrity. Caregiving is not always easy, if your caregiver doesn't appreciate this field; in my opinion your senior will not be properly Cared for. I enjoy finding a way to help my senior accomplish a task without making them feel like less of a person or embarrassed. Your loved one should always feel respected, heard, and safe. My approach to aggression, sadness, confusion, etc. is meeting your loved ones emotions and needs on their level. I quickly assess the problem and get back to a trusting common ground. Sometimes all they want Is their feelings acknowledged. This ensures they feel equal and helps keep their sense of dignity. A caretakers most important quality should be compassion and focus. When I walk through your door my phone is off and I'm ready for the day. I will treat your loved one as if she/he were my own family. I have been doing this for several years now and I've witnessed many different styles of care. Positive attitude is key. Keeping my calm helps your loved one to trust me. It's important to me they feel I am happy to be with them. Nobody wants to feel babysat. I pride myself on being able to care without the patient feeling embarrassed or overwhelmed. I try my best to help you feel safe leaving your loved one in my care. Open communication helps your family feel you've made the correct choice and helps me feel comfortable doing my job. I chose caregiving because I love helping people. It is very rewarding even on the difficult days. I never lose my cool. This is important to avoid escalating the issue and causing frustration or anxiety for your loved one. Its rewarding to give you peace of mind. It is more than just a job for me. It is privilege and opportunity to make difference. My certifications and references are seller.

I cared for a family who lived by me; they had 5 children, and when I began, they were all 5 years or younger. I built wonderful relationships with all of them and still keep in touch today: however, the mother is a teacher and does not require a summer babysitter. I also nannied all summer for two beautiful 7-year-old twin girls Monday through Friday. I'm a CNA and have been for a year. I love helping people and I am good at adapting to each persons needs. Also, I am not one to be conceited, but I am confident that I am very good at what I do.

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