Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Osseo - 15 caregivers found

My name is Mel. I have over 5 years of experience working with elderly patients and patients with disabilities. I love caring for others and truly believe that is what god has called me to do. Your loved one will be cared for as if they were my own family. I look forward to meeting with you and your loved one!

Hi. My name is Robin and I really enjoy providing compassionate care for my clients. I find it can be a very rewarding job. I enjoy my animals and family time and traveling. I am a very independent person and have accomplished many handy projects around my home on my own that I am proud of

Hello, my name is Labrina. I have been taking care of others as a direct support professional for 6 years. I have worked with many clients with varying mental and physical disabilities. I enjoy the work I do and feel grateful that I can make someone else's life a little easier, or their day a little brighter! I initially started my role as a caregiver while working with children and adults with autism and other mental or behavioral disabilities. I have since then moved to working in an adult foster care home with total care clients. It requires patients, and a gentle heart to be a caregiver. I am proud to serve as a caregiver.

Experienced caregiver with expertise in both homecare and assisted living environments. A compassionate and empathetic individual looking to deliver emotional and physical support to clients. Possesses the ability to provide phenomenal client-fueled service and well equipped to provide solutions in adverse situations. All while maintaining a positive attitude with the love of laughter.

Hello and thank you for taking time to get to know me. My name is Jaclyn, I am 38 years young and a mother to a teenage boy who shares my enjoyment of playing sports, especially basketball! I grew up the oldest of 7 children, so caregiving and nurturing comes very natural to me and I love making others happy. I love helping people laugh, enjoy life, feel good about their day and stay active (at any pace)! A personal achievement I am proud of would definitely be playing basketball in college while participating in a mentor program for elementary children and winning college mentor of the year. I take extreme pride in helping others see that they are able to achieve anything if they can believe in themselves!

I came into the caregiver role by accident. My best friend asked me to help out in a home she was working in with a widowed woman with MS. That was when I realized that I really enjoyed taking care of others. In this home I had the most variety of responsibilities. Throughout my HHA time I have worked closely with quadriplegics as well, gaining experience with ventilators, feeding tubes, catheterizing and ROM. I like the relationships I have developed while assisting people with their care and every day needs. About six years into my home health aide career I received my CNA certification, which I allowed to expire as I changed career paths. Within the last couple of years I have realized that home health care is where I belong. I am empathetic which gives me an "inside" look if you will to better assist people. I am willing to learn new skills and always willing to assist any way needed.

Since I was a child, I've loved helping other people. I enjoy working with people of all ages and circumstances. What excites me most about this position is the opportunity to help those with disabilities live happier, healthier lives. I think helping other people affects the local community positively, so I'd feel honored to accept such a vital role."

I love to take care of people and keep them in their homes as long as possible. My goal is to help keep people as independent as possible. I believe that they were there for someone and now it's someone else's turn to be there for them.

I was born to nurture. I feel most useful and fulfilled when I am taking care of other people. I was a nanny to two little girls for about five years, and then I worked in an assisted living facility, taking care of six residents for two years during college. I enjoy the companionship of care-giving the most. Many of the residents were elderly and had no families, so I ultimately stepped into that role for many of them. They became my family. I am proud of my experience with taking care of others, and the bonds that have been formed over the years.

Experienced caregiver looking for part time work. I am fun loving, compassionate and patient. I enjoy working with a wide range of people and have experience with both young and elderly individuals with many differing needs. My adaptability and versatility are benefits when working with people. I am able to toilet, bathe, transport and provide companionship among others tasks. My main interest is to help provide caregiver relief during morning or day hours. I look forward to talking to you!