Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Caregivers in Stanford - 10 caregivers found

I am an accomplished professional with over 5 years' experience in health care. I thrive in challenging environments where I can provide nurturing care to patients. I am licensed Vocational Nurse Lic 687810 , I am a Certified Home Care Assistant, and have my HHA certificate. My background demonstrates proven ability in the essential skills of patient care: Genuine empathy and compassion for patients Clear and sensitive communication (in English and Spanish) with patients, families, doctors and other health care professionals. Reliable and accurate record keeping. I love my work, and I have excellent references.

I have worked in private care the last 5 years and have worked as a nanny for 12 years. I am very independent and require little supervision, however, I work very well as a team and believe that excellent healthcare involves collaborating with other healthcare staff. I am a self-starter and have a strong work ethic. I am currently working on earning my RN-BSN. I enjoy playing board games, traveling, sports, hikes, and learning new things.

Hello I've been an LVN for over 16 years and worked in behavioral health and skilled nursing care units. I've managed employees as an administrator in home care agencies across the bay area as well as a mentor and educator for caregivers and certified nursing assistants. Please feel free to contact me as I would be happy to assist your loved one to uplift them, help them live their best days and encourage them to be capable of regaining their strength during the recovery or rehabilitation.

Patient first and dedicated to satisfaction and comfort.

I treat my client as my own family member. Usually mingle with them, talk to them about their lives.

Hi! My name is Riza and I'm a LVN.

I am a graduate of BSNursing in my country and when I got here being a caregiver is the closest to the career path I want to pursue. I am a Licensed Vocational Nurse here in California. I like being a caregiver because naturally I am a caring person. I do this job because someday when I grow old I would want someone to take care of me too. Helping the elderly is such an achievement because with their limited strength I can be their assistant in order to live a good quality of life and still get to do the activities they normally do. I am 36 yrs old with 2 loving children. I am from the Philippines and I came here in America 4 yrs ago. Caregiving has been my first job and it has brought me to different places and I've met a lot of wonderful people and family through this job. I would like to be able to help the families out there who are in need of help in taking care of their parents. There are so many things that we would like to do for our parents but because of the busy life and other priorities we need someone to be there for them when we cannot. I am willing to take part in giving the best care to your parents and make sure that they still get a good quality of life that they deserve.

Being a nurse is something I only discovered I wanted in my later years; I am sure that is why I am so dedicated, very caring and attentive to my patients, giving detailed, competent care. I became a nurse because I wanted to give back; my mother had to have a surgery and her nurses were so nice and thorough and gave her great care; at that moment I knew I wanted to become a nurse; I love being able to spend quality time caring for my patients; giving them the attention and treatment they need to help them get better or in some cases complete their journey at the end of their life. I am most proud of the person my daughter has become. It gives me great pleasure when she achieves her goals in life. I feel like I have given her the tools she needs to succeed in life. That is something that I always worked hard at to give her confidence in herself so that she can achieve anything she puts her mind to.

Hello, I'm Elizabeth V. a recent graduate from an accelerated nursing school. I am currently looking for work to keep me busy while I await my licensing exam. Growing up with my mother as a caregiver, it has opened many opportunities for me to grow in this field. My mom started taking me to work with her everyday after school, where she taught me all the necessities of being a caregiver. Being in this profession and becoming a care taker for someone is not just a job. It is a commitment of trust and honesty as well as the overall safety and well being of our clients. I believe I have the qualifications to accompany your loved ones in a their time of need. Best wishes, Elizabeth V.

I can stand out from the rest by my attentive listening skills, immediate response to situations and genuine care to provide ultimate comfort. What drawn me to this career is the reward that I receive of making a difference and leaving a impact.