Lewistown Caregivers - 41 caregivers found

I have been an STNA/caregiver for 19 years! I have cared for patients in nursing facilities, hospitals, and their homes. I lead with love and enjoy serving seniors in any way that they may need.

I've been a caregiver for over 10 years

What makes me a great caregiver is I am loving, passionate and have compassion for people and their needs. I became a caregiver because I was given the opportunity to take care of my grandmother. She was my world and when she was diagnosed with liver cancer, I found my perfect world falling apart. I took care of my grandmother up until the end, and I found it very rewarding. Loving her in such a way has given me a special love for people. I love people, I love being of service to others, and do whatever I can to assist. What I like about being a caregiver is being able to give back and be of service to those who need assistance. I love being a caregiver because I meet all kinds of people from all walks of life. I am able to be in their presence and hear the wisdom that is shared. I am proud of finally achieving my bachelor degree after raising two children as a single parent. I did not allow obstacles to hold me hostage from my goals and dreams.

I'm a very caring person,my passion is working with elderly.I love to be able to help older adults stay independent and living in their homes.I am willing to help clean,laundry ,transport to drs appt, shopping ,pet care .

What makes me a great caregiver is that, I'm very understanding and give my all in providing excellent services, I became a caregiver because I knew I wanted to help others in need it's very rewarding knowing you can make a difference by just being yourself,helping and healing all at the same time.

Iam a fun ,loving,and have a great personality,I first work for a place called my love of care in quincy,ohio n I love working with other people and I have a son with lay syndrome and this type of work teaches me alot of stuff I never new n I just love learning new things n ways how to interact with other people. And I have achieved my certificate on CPR doing this type ofnwork also.

I worked for seventeen years as a home health care med certified caregiver , I have also worked on a critical care unit. Illiostomes, colostomies, aids patients , blood pressures ,diabetics also caring for people with physical and mental disabilities to keep them in there home . I cared for my mother while she was in my home to ensure her care was properly given until lung cancer finally ended her life . I worked 17 years as a care giver for mentally ill and mentally challenged individuals. I was med certified and still have my cpr card.

I have over 15 years experiance in health care. I started out as an STNA decided to further my education in 2015 and became a LPN. I have 3 classes left for my RN. I really enjoy taking care of people, it is my passion.

I have a great heart for the seniors, they are so very special. They tell about their lives that they lived and their children and what they have achieved. They are lonely and just want someone to truly listen to them. I've taken care of the several elderly my best one is Tom he wouldn't not let me change his foley see I was new to him and he had several new girls that made him uncomfortable changing it. He was serious made me get the nurse which was my daughter to watch me change it ! I was good changing it then he was fine letting me take care of him and his foley.

I am basically a "people" person who likes interacting with and helping others. I had my first taste of caregiving working as an aid in a nursing home when I was 21. I developed such a tight bond with the patients I cared for and was hooked. My ethics are simple- treat others the way I would like to be treated. My greatest accomplishment as a caregiver has been seeing that I have added to the quality of life of those I care for. I once cared for a lady and although she never complained, I sensed that she had lived a difficult life. As I was tucking her into bed one night,she looked up at me and told me that she had never had anybody treat her "so nice" in her whole life. That brought tears to my eyes.