Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Dairy - 6 caregivers found

I am patient and realistic. I know that our faculties change as we get older.It can be frightening to loose control of our lives as well as our bodies. I feel I am here to help my clients accept and embrace what is occurring . I have to readjust my expectations daily. I have clients who appear to be fading then suddenly are back to where they were. I am observant, I notice shifts in enthusiasm and attitude. I don't ignore those observations I make note to see if something has gone wrong or right!I understand the need for routine and control of your surroundings, personal items and placement of furniture. I read blogs, magazines and books to keep up on nutrition, medications, benefits, and side affects, and behavior. I am very interested in brain trauma, the effects of stroke on behavior,balance, aphasia. I have worked closely with several stroke survivors. Currently I assist a woman in who experiences aphasia. She is taking part in a study by Portland State University on aphasia and how it affects stroke survivors and their families. I have learned a great deal from her and the study. Previous to this, I worked with a stroke survivor who had a stroke after open heart surgery. When we first met she was unable to sit alone ,she has gone from being unable to sit alone to getting in and out of bed walking for up to 40 minutes with a walker, 6-13-16 she walked alone. I had her do her exercises every day, work on computer games, given by her Occupational therapist. She now removes her own shoes, and can dress her self. I was a caregiver to my mother after a brain injury suffered in a terrible car accident. In 2010 I shared hospice care for my brother who had bone cancer. My thoughts everyday were, what can I do to better understand what is happening, and how can I give him comfort. All of these qualities make me a good caregiver.

I'm a caregiver for seniors. My client experience spans from the early onset of dementia to end-of-life hospice patients. My daily task is that of a homemaker, cooking cleaning, running errands, taking my client to appointments, and of course, caregiving. Each client is special, with individual needs. I provide companionship plus assistance with all their needs, dressing, personal care, standby assistance for fall risk clients, nail care, bathing, medication reminders, or whatever the family requires. I'm warmhearted and professional. I enjoy working in the home environment and find helping seniors and their families rewarding in so many ways. My work is unblemished. I have a current CPR card, am a good cook and always adjust the menus to my clients' needs. I'm very patient and always regard my clients with the utmost respect and dignity they deserve. I look forward to hearing from you. My schedule is always in flex. At this time, March, 2024 I am available in the morning, Monday through Friday. .

As a caregiver, I provide compassionate and professional assistance to clients with personal care, housekeeping, cooking, and activities of daily living. I have a Basic Life Support (BLS) certification issued by Sky Lakes Medical Center. I take pride in helping people and I am currently in school working on getting my certification in nursing assistance. I've always loved being in the healthcare industry and I like knowing I can make clients days a little bit better. I love what I do and I want to continue to learn more skills and grow in the field.

I've been a caregiver for 20 years. I love caring and helping people. I would love to help and care for your loved ones.

I'm honest compassionate caregiver have patients willing to work with you and your hours and needs

I am a experienced caregiver ,I worked in dementia care for two years .