Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Brandon - 7 caregivers found

I am an experienced professional seeking an opportunity to use my background in health care. I am dedicated and detailed-oriented looking for an opportunity to expand my professional skillset. I like to help families with care and compassion as well as being supportive to individuals needs.

I decided to follow a career in the health field when I helped take care of my grandmother when she was in a nursing home for rehabilitation after a car accident. My older sister was always my idol. She became a nurse and I always admired her with her job and all that she does for other people who are in need. I decided to pursue in the same field. I enjoy helping others. I am a very giving and compassionate person. I take my job seriously, and don't expect anything in return. My reward is seeing smiling faces of those I help and knowing that they are completely appreciative of everything I do because I am not obligated to do so. I am proud of starting school to continue my education. I had financial issues and had to take a break, but I am determined to finish and get my RN. A little something about myself, I live on my own with my boyfriend and his 3 year old son. I also have a dog. I enjoy spending time with my family and my boyfriend's family. I am looking to add on to my small family, but the jobs I have had have not allowed me to be financially stable just yet. I am looking to get paid decently for all the work that I do as a CNA. CNAs don't always get competitive pay. Thank you for your time.

Hello! My name is Apolonia and I am currently working fulltime as a CNA at Clearview in Juneau, WI. I started the nursing assistant program back in 2009 in my senior year of high school and became certified in 2010 shortly after my son was born. However, my first job working with elderly was as an activity aide for the Christian Home and Rehabilitation Center in Waupun. I really enjoyed being able to get the residents out of their rooms to share laughs, reminisce about the good old days, and to just be there for them when they needed someone to talk to. After a year, I decided that I wanted to pursue working as a nursing assistant, so I obtained a position with Century Oaks Assisted Living Center in Oshkosh. Yes, it was a long commute from Waupun everyday, but I absolutely loved it. I started when the second building opened, so not only was I a new cna but I was working in an environment that was entirely brand new and we all grew together. We had an amazing team of people and it never felt like going to work. We just became like family. In 2014, the company was bought out by Capital Senior Living and I stayed working for about a year and then decided it was time to take the next step. So I applied to Clearview because it was closer to home and I now have a more consistent routine for my son. I plan to stay working for Clearview fulltime, but I am looking to take on a possible part time, temporary position or even be on call certain days. Either way, I am definitely looking forward to caring for your loved one!

I'm a caregiver of 37 years I'm on time for work always pick up shifts if I can I try to be patient with my clients when I no there is days that will be bad I've been a cargivercause of taking care of my grandpa and sister with brain tumor ,being a caregive has given me joynowing that I am there to help them out when no one alse can I achieved becoming a caregiver of 37 years and once a cna but hope to again so I can get back into hospic

Caregiving takes a special type of person. It can be very difficult for clients to receive help-- especially if it is through an agency that throws them a different caregiver every time. This job requires that you keep that thought in your mind at all times, and understand the discretion and quiet dignity that it calls for. Being younger can cause an issue for me due to the "generation gap" between me and my clients; however, what I lack in that area, I make up for with a lot of love (and a little goofiness, because that's important too). Although I am newer to this, I have had a lot of positive feedback so far, from both families and clients. I would prefer to work with someone consistently, so we can build a relationship that this type of care needs, which in turn will be less of an intrusion on my client's personal space since they will be seeing a familiar, smiling face. My job is extremely fulfilling, and I often go home with my heart FULL!! I can see myself doing this for a long, long time. Mister Al Einstein could not have said it any better than: "Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile."

I have been in this field for over 25 years and still love to serve the older community with the pride and dignity they deserve. My experiences range from nursing homes, assisted living, home health, private duty and hospice. I am CNA and CBRF certified, blood glucose and insulin experienced, and med certified.

I became a caregiver for the love of helping people. I like to believe I can make a difference in someone's life and help them continue a life with dignity and respect everyone deserves. I have worked in several health care fields that include hospital, residential homes, nursing homes as well as personal home care. I am a certified nursing assistant, medical assistant, and I have worked as a phlebotomist, and have had first responder training. I have been in the healthcare field off and on for the past 20 years, and have taken care of many friends and family membrs, worked with demetia, down syndrome, children and elderly. I am always willing to learn more, and work as hard as I need to in order to achieve a goal.