Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Gresham - 11 caregivers found

Hello, I have been a caregiver for 5 years. I've worked with kids and elders. I'm very well trained with a license

Retired surgical nurse and licensed property manager. Available for private duty home care. Will travel retired flight attendant. Able to assist with all aspects of home care .

I'm a very humble, trustworthy, caring individual who goes above and beyond caring for my patients, with my gift that's naturally came from God.

I became a caregiver about 8yrs ago. My fathered suffered a stroke. I became his full time caregiver and it was at this point in my life I knew this is where my career should be. This is what I wanted to do, this is what I knew I had to do. What makes me a great caregiver is empathy. I have so much love and care for my clients. Each of them are treated with dignity and respect. I grow very close with them. My heart is so big for their needs, and I make sure they are met to my capabilities. I make sure they feel safe and comfortable in my care. Lastly, my most personal achievement I am proud of is, at my last company (just recently moved out of state) I was personally requested by many families.

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE being a caregiver!! It started when my grandmother was sick and had a stroke. I helped take care of her, along with my Uncle. I then decided that I wanted to help others from pediatrics to seniors. My favorite are the seniors! I enjoy making them smile, laugh, feel at ease, and keep them less stressed or worried about getting their daily activities completed. I have been a caregiver for more than 20 years and I love it!! I enjoy hearing about their lives growing up and stories of today! I can not see myself doing anything else than helping people the best that I can as a caregiver.

I have always been that nurturing caring person. Trying to figure out what was the best career for myself, nursing was the key. I becoming a caregiver to give back to my elders. I wasn't able to see my grandfather on his last day due to my young age that the time. So I told myself, how can I give back? Well, I'm giving back by being a great caregiver like the ones who cared for my grandfather. I strive to be the best, and nothing less. The best part about being a caregiver is being able to sit there and hearing the stories they have. I love being a caregiver, and I'm proud that I choose this path.

I am a very compassionate and caring person, and I enjoy being able to help anyone with anything, I have good references from my coworkers and employers, and even my patients , I also have my nursing' license and cpr , I have worked in all types of health care settings, I pefer to work afternoon and evening,& even nights , but I'm flexible,

Pay is negotiable depending on Client's needs.

I'm a single mother of three wonderful children my youngest was born on life support and was epileptic which led me to become a caregiver. From the age of 13 I had cared for a close family member which was epileptic and was on disability I had moved in with her in high school to be her caregiver at that point in time I knew that I cared for others more than most as my friends were out going to the movies and going skating I chose to spend my time at home caring for another human being. As long as I can remember I have always taken care of someone and started out in the mental health dealing with individuals with special needs and being able to care for someone else that is unable to care for themselves touches my heart I'm truly lead to be in this field.

People make the world go around is a true statement. We all need each other in so many different areas of our lives to attain our dreams, goals, and/or destiny. In my household we were taught the art of body massage to increase, stimulate and evenly distribute the circulation in the body. This promotes not only relaxation but strength and tone to the muscles. It also promotes healing. My cultural household also equipped me with skills of honor like patience, gentleness, thoughtfulness, kindness, and empathy. I became a Caregiver because it was already naturally instilled in me by my parents and because my mother became ill and incapacitated and I needed to care for her. There were many things I already knew but there was much more to learn so I decided to go to school to learn greater skills, time management, techniques of bending, turning a patient, bathing, tube feeding, CPR, and wound care. Proud I am of successfully completing my studies with an A. I also possess a degree in Human Services with Public Relations and Supervisory Management. My personality is calm, nurturing, flexible, patient, and I love to learn new things. I have written two books about fruits, veggies and delicious healthy meals and would love to be a Spokes Person/Motivational Speaker. Caregiving is demanding but it is also rewarding as it imparts joy and peace to the sender and the receiver.