Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Forestville - 46 caregivers found

Hello everyone my name is Rissaun Mcknight and I prefer to be called Saun. I truly enjoy helping people, my day isn't complete unless I can put a smile on someone's face. Im easy going and VERY easy to communicate with. I've been a caregiver for 8years, my father was in a bad accident back in 2010. So even before I started working I've been helping take care of him since I can remember.

With a Psychology degree, I am able to communicate effectively with both the client as well as the client's family members. I offer compassion and understanding to each individual's family. I have a strong personality and am able to encourage my clients to allow me to help them with the services that are best for them even when they are reluctant. I am able to help them maintain their dignity and independence while assisting them with their every day tasks. I became a caregiver in 2016 when my company lost it's grants. I evaluated what other avenues were available to me to share my years of counseling experiences. I decided that as a home health care aid, I could help both the client themselves and their families. I enjoy knowing that I have helped a number of people remain in their own homes with dignity and respect.

I have a kind way about myself I guess you can say. I am considered the go to aide, if a resident is upset and needs an understanding ear to listen to them. A lot of times my residents feel like they control nothing in their lives anymore, and I try to help them still feel important with a purpose. I let them do for themselves what they can, and help them with things they need help with. Almost my whole life I wanted to takes care of people in some way shape or form. My Grandma used to call me her little nurse for the age of around 5. I loved helping her and taking care of her. Now when I take care of people, I remember my Grandma calling me her little nurse, and it makes me very happy. I truly love helping elderly people. They helped raise us all, and take care us. Now its my turn, to help them and take care of them if they need the help

I knew I wanted to take care of people when my grandpa was sick when I was in 6th and 7th grade. Visiting him in the nursing home and hospital pushing him around and making him smile was the best feeling ever. I decided to go to Lawrence County Vo-tech for my 11th and 12th grade year to become a CNA and started working my senior year in November 2008. In 2012 I left that job to go to the facility my grandma resided in until she was well enough to go home which was about 2.5 years, and continued to work until I moved in 2016 I currently am working for St. Barnabas now as a hospice aide part time. I recieved an award for employee of the month in August from them. Overall, I enjoy helping care for people, and make them feel good about themselves. A smile of appreciation in return is so rewarding.

I love being a caregiver and a cna because I like making differences in peoples lives and being able to help anyone is a great feeling and accomplishment to me

I started caring for people since before I even could understand what it was. My little sister is severely autistic. I would help her with her activities of daily living everyday. When I got out of high school in 2010 I started working as an STNA in Ohio. I have worked in multiple nursing homes, home care agencies, group homes, and day programs. I can't say I have seen it all but I have seen a lot. I learn something new everyday and I love to learn. I have alot of experience from alzeimers and dementia to schizophrenia. Being a care giver gives me a great deal of purpose. Helping people gives me a sense of joy. One personal achievement I have made by myself would be starting as a care giver in a group home and got promoted to a site supervisor.

I have been in the Healthcare 15+ years. I take great pride in what I do. I recently worked at St. Johns in Mars for 7 years. I love working with the elderly, sick, dementia & all phases pertaining to health field. I have experience with dementia, ventilator patients, alzheimers etc..I get such joy helping & caring for all types of health related illnesses. I will go above & beyond to even put a smile on a face & show them happiness. I think i would be a good candidate for your business Thank you Linda Merten

Dedication,Determination,and Dependability, is the Personified that I try to live By.. To Be of Service 100% percent tentatively..

I'm a mom wife and grandma, I've been an lpn for 18 yrs ,I was a nurse aide for 2yrs before that. I'm compassionate and understanding, I love animals and traveling . My favorite shift is midnight but I'm willing to work dayturn

Home Care in Beaver Falls PA, Hi, My name is Rochelle 27, and I'm Registered Nurse in the Philippines. I'm experienced caregiver as well. I have 4 years of experience with Parkinson and Alzheimer's patient doing grooming, bathing, dressing, toileting, putting in and out of bed for partially paralyzed patient. I can assist with medication, feeding, preparing light meals, companionship, and light house keeping. I have experienced working in Assisted living in Florida and Private Caregiver/companion. I started being passionate of taking care of other people when I enrolled into a Nursing School. The sense of fulfillment you get when you know you help someone is priceless. Being a caregiver/ companion is not just a 'job'. It requires dedication, care and a lot of love for you to be able to do your part. You let them feel that you care for them and not just a regular employee to them. I enjoyed being a caregiver mainly because this is what I'm good at and what I'm passionate of. Seeing my client/patients happy and well taking care of is my main achievement as a caregiver. I just moved to beaver falls PA. I'm available to work from Monday-Friday 8am-3pm or 3-11pm depending on the available position. I'm available anytime.. Have a wonderful day! Yours truly, Rochelle