Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Elliott County - 12 caregivers found

I am a loyal and enthusiastic healthcare professional with over a decade of experience in the field. I look forward to being able to contribute motivation, professionalism and experience base subject knowledge to the publicly shared objective of the community's well-being. My objective: Enthusiastic to assist individuals maintain a superior quality of life. Excellent at multi-tasking and strategically managing time to enhance productivity. Successfully manage clients daily life activities while maintaining superior customer service. Experience: Charged with delivering exceptional care for clients. Coordinated with clients and family members to establish individual requirements in order to guarantee provision or personalized quality care. Spectrum of care include clients who are elderly, wounded, and/or going through rehabilitation for brief as well as long term care. Responsible for the planning and implementation of activities to occupy and fulfill the day to day lives of clients. I will provide exceptional services to my cliental.

I love taken care of people and helping others. Caregiving is a passion that I've always had. I've always felt the need to help other. I'm very proud of the work I've put into taken care of others.

Hello! I am a 25 year old, I am a mom to 2 little boys. I have a lot of caregiving experience and I love what I do. One of the most rewarding aspects of being a CNA is the opportunity to impact patients' lives positively. I have never had a patient that didn't love me. I have former patients that still reach out to me! When you're with them multiple days a week, they become family.

I have 10+ years experience in the caregiving field. I have always loved being able to help others. I strive to be a nurse one day and all of my caregiving experience will help me be my very best self as an RN.

My name is Jeanna Smith. I am from Paintsville, KY. I love working with people and I think I am very dependable. I love getting to know new people. I am a graduate of Morehead State University with a Bachelor's degree. I worked with children in an elementary school setting. Some in an MSD classroom.

My name is Kristen, I'm 26 years old! I have a passion for in home health and caregiving! I love being able to help anyone in anyway I can! Being able to put my ability out there and take care of someone who needs it is such a amazing feeling!

I became a care giver years ago and I love my job. I have respect and compassion for elderly people and I like to make there days or nights better by talking to them and encouraging them, and helping them all I can. I am very much dedicated to my work. I have taken care of many clients male and female with all different situations. I have met some very wonderful people doing this job and it's an honor for me to help others.

I value responsibility and professionalism. I strive to be considerate of individuals needs and understanding of what is needed in the position. My Aunt suffered greatly from Parkinson's Disease and dementia and her immediate family could not afford a nursing home. Her in home-care showed me the importance of having someone able to help when needed. I have no experience of being a caregiver, but I enjoy helping others as best as I can. Selflessness is important to me. I am most proud of my education and graduating with honors. It has always been a dream of mine to peruse college and have graduated with honors. I have no experience of caregivingbesidand

I became a nursing assistant in June of 2004. Following my mothers footsteps, (she is a RN) I love to take care of the eldery.. It gives me a sense of well being knowing I can make them smile, by taking the up most care of them. I'm a single mother of three beautiful girls, and I love to swim, hike, and ride bikes with them! I'm full of energy, (as it would take to keep up with my girls) and l love to do my very best at whatever I do to help make my house a home and provide for my kids!

I became a caregiver because I wanted to help people and give back to the community. Something about taking care of people so they can stay in their homes rather than a facility makes me happy it warms my heart. I believe all individuals that require a caregiver deserve support, understanding, respect,kindness and dignity. Finding care for yourself or a loved one should be a blessing and not a financial burden.