Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) Caregivers in Nuevo - 12 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver for over 40 years. I started very young. I Have worked in the medical field for many years. I was a medical assistant, Experience includes Radiology, Phlebotomy. I have worked in hospitals as well as privately as a caregiver. I speak 2 other languages , Spanish and Italian. I have knowledge of medications, first aid and CPR. I am experience in caring for people with Cancer,, Alzheimer, Parkinson, kidney dialysis, liver transplant Heart attacks, stoke, neuropathy diabetes, hypertension, and patients in hospice.

Responsible individual who thrives in delivering compassionate and efficient care by connecting with patients, working collaboratively with care teams at all levels and staying abreast of all current standards and best practices. Experienced in private care, assistant living facilities, private physician office and large medical group settings. Easily adaptable to new situations and environments with an amiable persona.

Thank you for taking the time to review my profile! I will start off by saying I've always had a heart [?]for the Elderly. My desire had started when I worked at Davita Dialysis clinic. For 2 years. I can honestly say you need to have compassion and empathy for these patients who enduring such critical treatment for their life. Its not something they looked forward too. Who wants to get stuck with 2 big needles , and sit in a chair for 2-4 hours 3 days a week. ?Nobody! I believe for most of our patients , what they did look forward to was seeing their PCT's who cared for them. I tried my best to bring a smile to their face, everyday make them laugh, give them hope, encourage them, let them know that I cared for each of my patients. If they allowed me , I prayed for them too. Last year I explored the in home caregiving field , a close friend of mine needed someone so desperately care for her grandmawmaw. To know that your not only helping that patient , you are also help that family. She was told she wouldn't be able to walk after for 4 months after her accident. I had her walking in 3 weeks! Being consistent and with her persistence doing our physical therapy exersizes everyday .My job duties were to cook her 3 meals a day, shop for her, light cleaning, campanionship, we read the bible, read our daily devotionals, she loved to sing worship songs and get her make up and lashes done by me. My other passions and jobs are Professionsl makeup Artistry and singer. We enjoyed eachother so much. I worked with her for 6 months. I was sad they had to let me go. They did not need my care any longer. But I gained so much experience. Before you make your decision in choosing your caregiver for your loved one I will end with this... This job isn't a hard job, its a heart [?] Job.. Happy choosing

I became a caregiver because I have always been a caring person. My very first job was to take care of adults and children with mental disabilities. I enjoy the time and difference that i can make in helping and caring for people. I also learn many new skills and knowledgeable information from the adults and children I care for. The qualities I like most about caregiving is the ability to care for someone other than myself and make a difference to them and their families through the care they receive from me. I have accomplished many goals in life but the accomplishments I'd have say I am most proud of is the opportunity to make differences and share a high level of compassion towards others. I am a caring, compassionate, patient individual. I give my clients the upmost care and respect. I have been in the line of caregiving for the last 5 years. I feel that I can accept any job and challenge I may be faced with. I am reliable and dependable and I will work giving myself 100% of myself at all times.

I became a caregiver because I have a passion for life, and believe everyone deserves quality care. My most precious achievement our my seven beautiful children, without a doubt I am a cancer survivor, that made it, came out of that with some major health issues, but most importantly, I'm alive, and have a wonderful lust for life.

Greetings, My name is Sherley. I am 45 years old. I have five years of experience working as a caregiver. I am also a certified Medical Technician. I have worked with many different people that had various needs from medication administration to meal preparation. I am a compassionate, loving person who enjoys working with senior citizens. I am patient and a great listener. I have found that the senior citizens that I have worked with in the past have been very pleased with my companionship and service. I am fluent in English. I am CPR and First Aid certified, and also I have been live scanned, fingerprinted, and cleared by the DOJ/FBI. I am also registered as a Home Care Aide. I am looking forward to having another rewarding experience gained from working with our wonderful senior citizens.

I became a ca giver because it is a very fulfilling job and I also like to hear some Olds stories about their life

" I am a caring, enthusiastic, hard working, and dependable LVN. I provide quality, skilled care and compassionate nursing. I love caring for my patients. I have enjoyed the fast pace of working in a busy Internal Medicine & Cardiology office and I have also enjoyed the quieter, slower pace of in home healthcare, and the experience running flu clinics for the past few years.""I have recently become an Independent Nurse Provider." I decided to become a nurse and care for others, after caring for my mother for 10 years, she then passed away. I needed to fill my time with something that would be satisfying . So I decided to become a nurse and provide the same care as I gave my mother.

I have very high levels of empathy for others. I multi-task very well and compassionate to others. My personal achievements are my children and there achievements.

Desire to be helpful to others. I like to meet different persons and cultures. I had my own home care facility some years ago. I'm phlebotomist and I had spent the biggest part of my life in hospitals and sharing my life with patients. Also I had worked for so many years at convalescent hospitals as CNA.