Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Denver - 139 caregivers found

I have been in the medical field since 1999. I have worked in Homecare, Rehab, Hospital and Office settings. I have specialized in Memory Care, Rehabilitation, Spinal cord injuries and Early Childhood Education. I especially enjoy Homecare settings where I can delivery optimal and comfortable care, companionship and assistance to those whom require/ desire these services. Along with my HHA certification, previous CNA license/ experience I have current BLS, and Drivers License and dependable transportation. I believe everyone has a right to high quality care, and it brings me great joy to provide it.

Being a Caregiving is an extremely rewarding job. As a Caregivers I take care of our elders, the people who have given so much to this world. Taking care of people is something I'm very proud of. ... Some residents become lonely or sad, but being a great caregiver helpsthem change there mood for the better. What I enjoy most about caregiving is getting to help other people in there time of need.

Hello, I am a very loving & caring person. I have a son that has Adhd & one of my twins suffered a stroke in utero & has autism. My passion to work as a care giver is to give back to the community. My son has some great people working with him & I just want to give back. I am proud that we put our son in ABA & it has helped him a lot.

I enjoy helping others especially those who can't help themselves. I became a caregiver after my brother died in the hospital. He was severely beaten and succumbed to his injuries. After being with him for three weeks in the hospital I decided that this is what I wanted to do. I started taking a management course this year at The University of Denver. I really enjoy helping people

My name is Abebech Negasa ,personally why I like to caregiver position my previous job work at hospital housekeeping position And CNA sitter position I like to attending and respond to situation. Always I accept help with out any delay .I like to help people who need care often take longer to complete simple tasks. I also giving a great presentation at work.

I have been doing in home care, facility care. For about 11yrs. I can connect well with others. Compassionate about my clients needs and wants. Building trust and friendship is important to me. Helping my clients live a happy and meaningful life. Whatever that may be for every individual. I enjoy being a caregiver, because I like helping others. Making someone's day better.

Hey,my name is Nora I been doing caregiving for 4 years.It all started when I had my grandma she was very sick I took care of her,and I started to realize it was something I loved and enjoyed doing.I love to help and include the person in helping as much as I can I'm a very nice and fun person I try to make a laugh out of anything.Happiness is everything.I do have experience with mostly anything you can name with the job"caregiver ".

Hello, my name is Ulises and I really do this because I also have a family that needs help, I really like the connection and teamwork that can become good at your job, if I really like this job every day you can improve on something and every day is something different.

Hi there! My name is Kaitlyn, I am a sweet, caring, and hard working young woman. Being a caregiver is beyond rewarding and I enjoy helping others every chance I get!

I am a responsible and dependable caregiver. My experience around elderly and in Assisted Livings has given me understanding and compassion for residents in any type of limitation that they are experiencing. I am patient, respectful, hardworking, and passionate about caregiving. What attracted me to being a caregiver was my mother. She used to be a caregiver and would take me to work every week since I was 5 so you could say I grew up in an assisted living surrounded by elderly. As a result, I've been exposed to a variety of different elderly residents with a vast range of limitations including dementia, Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, blindness, deafness, diabetes, and residents that are independent. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is learning from the residents. Each one of them is so unique, and each one of them communicates differently, sometimes because of their disabilities or limitations, but they all have a story and a lesson to pass on to others.