Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Walterville - 13 caregivers found

I am a paramedic from Texas that loves working with people and animals. I've been working in healthcare since 2017 and have even cared for ill, elderly members of my own family. I'm currently working on getting my Oregon licensure, and I really miss being able to help people and improve their day. I am fully vaccinated and have a car to provide transport if needed. I can't wait to meet you and help out however I can!

Hi my name is Chris, I have been in the medical field for 13, years. I am a kind patient and very outgoing person. I am very compassionate and passionate about my work. I am a certified medical assistant and certified medication technician. I have skills in culinary and can make great meals for your loved ones that meet there dietary needs. I am very dedicated to my work. And take pride in being able to help your family with your loved ones needs

I became a caregiver because I was witnessing firsthand how individuals needing care we're being treated and I want to step in and help to make sure they were getting the care they deserved. The thing I enjoy most about caregiving is seeing and feeling how I am positively impacting peoples lives everyday, and the joy that comes with knowing that you're making an impact. I am just proud to be a caregiver helping people in need.

I am a loving caring person. I do everything the best that I can and I gave more myself . I am dependable and reliable . And above all things I am Godly fearing person. I am a great encourager to my patient or my client giving them the best option always stay positive. I enjoyed most of my time is cooking a healthy food and eat lunch together and chatting and visiting and walking and listening a story to tell with my patients or my clients. My personal achievement that I am proud of is that I make my patients or clients smile and happy even things are difficult with them and then when you received an appreciation of what you did for them.

I think patience and compassion are essential. This is a job that requires a lot of tolerance for challenging situations, and good communication and a positive attitude also go a long way. Additionally, you need endurance and physical ability to support patients with certain tasks. Round that off with attentiveness and trustworthiness, and you've got a caregiver you can really depend on. I have over 10 years of experience working with quadriplegic patients. I have great skills: * Quadriplegia patients * Hoyer lift/gait belts * Diabetic meal prep * Taking care of cats/dogs * Lifting 25+ pounds * Use of catheters * Medication administration/reminders * Wound care Skills * Cleaning Experience * Senior Care * Laundry * Home Care * Meal Preparation * Food Preparation * Vital Signs * Caregiving * Computer literacy * Hoyer lift * First aid * Patient care * English * Personal assistant experience * Infection control * Time management * Personal training * Group fitness * Sports coaching * Physiology knowledge * Anatomy knowledge * Residential cleaning * Babysitting * Cleaning * Organizational Skills * Customer Service * Childcare * Dementia Care * Data entry * Catheter care * Spanish Certifications and Licenses First Aid CPR AED April 2022 to April 2024 Id# CD66C87 Coronavirus training program October 2020 to Present Assessments Nursing Skills: Clinical Judgment -- Familiar December 2019 Assessing a patient's condition and implementing the appropriate medical intervention. Full results: Familiar Home health aide skills -- Highly Proficient August 2021 Providing care to patients in a home setting Full results: Highly Proficient

Let me start off by telling you that this is more then a job for me. This is my passion, I love what I do. I'm from Oklahoma and while I was a CNA for 20 years in nursing homes. I've lived here in Oregon for 8 years and I've been doing Agency in private caregiving. I'm going to be doing this kind of work until my bodyno longer allows me. I never advanced to LPN or RN because I wanted to be hands on and will both of those titles puts you in paper work. Note: I'm not firm on my hourly rate.

Hello! My name is Benjamin, I am a CNA and student here in Eugene/Sprinfield. I specialize in hospice/palliative care, but am proficient in a variety of settings. I became a CNA because nobody wants to suffer alone, especially near the end of their life. I love being there to provide relief, comfort , and dignity to clients and their families. I am very flexible and easygoing when it comes to travel, schedule and budget. Feel free to check out my references and experience, I would love to connect with you!

I became a caregiver because I saw a need in my community to give back. I like knowing that I made a diiference in someones day. Im proud that at my last facility l had close to perfect attendance for 5 years. I enjoy reading, crocheting and attending my grandsons pee-wee rodeo events.

I became a Caregiver/CNA because I love people, I love being of service and believe that every individual deserves to live the best life they can in any situation. I also know from personal experience having a care provider who takes the time to get to know the individual being cared for and giving them their undivided attention makes a huge difference, and that's what I am about. I am compassionate, knowledgeable, intune with others needs, reliable, trustworthy, and treat my patience as I would my own family.

I've been providing care for years now and always treat clients with an attitude of empowerment and compassion. I recognize that I'm a support mechanism and do my best to be reliable, while enabling individuals to enjoy the accomplishments they can achieve, assisted or not. My experience as a care provider ranges from child to elder, and in any case it's been most important and rewarding to see that needs are met, and passions are pursued with joy.