Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Union Hill - 9 caregivers found

$20.00 Rates are negotiable and case by case! CPR certified, licensed CNA. Background checked in all 50 states, (Part time, Respite Care, Caregiver is ill, On Call, as needed 3 hour minimum) within 10 miles of orland Park Hello, My name is Yvette I am a 56 year old female! Over 22 years combined experience... I have worked in hospitals, doctors offices, private recovery facilities and for private families. My experience is CNA, EKG tech, Medical assistant, Recovery nurse, Surgical Assistant and Circulator. I am available M thru F, 3 hour minimum. I am well rounded in the care that i can provide. Extensive experience in emergency situations, hospice, stroke, dementia, fall prevention, mobility, range of motion recovery, blood pressure, glucose monitoring, choke prevention, wound care, oxygen care, GI feeding, catheters, medication reminders and more! Careful attention to details, signs of infection and seriousness of signs presented, your loved one will be safe and well cared for. I love helping seniors, that need and appreciate someone that looks out for their best interest and will go above and beyond the job description. I will ensure that their senior years and time left is enjoyed to the fullest!! I live in a community with lots of seniors and i just love them all. If you are looking for a caring person to assist you or your loved one. I am here for you, just send a message!! Have an Awesome Day! :) God Bless!

I am a newly Certified Nursing Assistant, but experienced caregiver who has great clinical and interpersonal skills. I am proficient in caring for geriatric patients to improve and/or maintain the overall health and wellbeing.

To be a good caregiver it is important to have the diversity and flexibility to care anyone that is in need and when it is needed. It is very important to have compassion and understanding of the care the individual is seeking. Having knowledge of the specific care of an individual is important. It is also important to be dependable and prompt for the client. The bond between the caregiver and client plays an important roll. Trust and compassion is important. All of these together is my ideal GREAT caregiver. How I chose to be a caregiver is simple, it fell into place with undecided decisions. My son had several medical problems after returning home from Afghanistan. I was very involved with my sons medical attention. I worked side by side with all his medical care teams to give appropriate treatment. During his time of recovery and on going treatment, I resigned from my career so that I may provide the care my son needed. With the involvement and attention from the VA, the veterans affairs asked me to become legally his caregiver. They sent me through a quick program at Easter seals then licensed me and assigned me his caregiver. I have really enjoyed learning the different medical attention and approaches he and others need. It came natural to me. Therefore, I have decided to return to college and and change careers to be in the medical industry. I am planning on getting accepted into the RN program at my local college. I have taken a class to receive my certification for CPR. My son is excelling and maintaining his health which leaves me to have time to provide my care to others. I enjoy being a caregiver because I am giving back to the ones that are in need of care. I enjoy the companion, responsibility, and diversity. My personal achievement would be my son. I raised him on my own. I watched him tackle some hard hurdles in his life such as his health issues after returning home from war in 2011.

I truly love what I do! Caring for others is my passion. I never feel like I am working. I love being a caregiver and am very compassionate and understanding. I will treat you and your family like I would my own!

I've been a CNA for a year now. Ever since my grandpa was placed in the nursing home that's when I said I wanted to be in the health care field. I love what I do being able to create a bond with the residents, sometimes even be the only people they say everyday, or being their for them on their death bed is what means the most to me . I treat them all like they are family

What makes me a great caregiver is I'm extremely understanding and very reliable. I was offered a job 2 and a half years ago as a home care aide from my cousin through a local company it was just supposed to be temporary and I ended up really liking what I was doing and stuck with it for a little over 2 years but wasn't getting paid enough. I am trying to figure out what I still want my career path to be to support myself and my daughter. I am in college right now for nursing.

Taking care of people is my favorite thing to do. I am caring, open minded, and extremely dedicated to taking care of people. I love the appreciation and satisfaction that I feel after caring for residents and knowing that I helped them to the best of my ability. I find joy in spending time and getting to know the people I care for. I am a CNA at the moment, and I have been introduced to so many amazing things in the healthcare world. Currently, I am attending nursing school and I cannot wait to graduate and enter the healthcare field to help so many more people.

I am a phenomenal care giver, because I am a kind, understanding, and sympathetic person. I always put others needs over mine and I love helping people in need. I am reliable, and have a reliable vehicle for transportation. I am flexible when needed. I enjoy the feeling of being helpful and knowing I can make a person'a day easier, or even something as small as having conversations with a person to make their day better. I enjoy seeing a person's face or mood lighten up after I help them fulfill their daily needs. My greatest personal achievement is helping somebody through their worst time in life, causing them to smile and enjoy the time they have while doing activities or even just having a conversation.

My name is Amanda I'm a 23 year old college student well on my way to becoming a nurse. I have always been the type of person to put anyone before myself. I take pride in my job as a CNA. Being a CNA is more then what people say or assume it is. Ive become very attached to patients/clients/residents that i have cared for. You have to have a big heart to be able to a CNA its a very hard job, but to me it isn't just some job. I have been by residents sides from the beginning of their stay to the end. I like to think of anyone i can for as my own family member not just a patient, resident, or client.