Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Henry County - 12 caregivers found

I am a very experienced healthcare worker. I have over 25 years as a professional CARE GIVER, CNA, CMA, and LPN. I love working and helping people in many capacities. It gives me great pleasure to help others. I am proud of my experience and the willingness to always learn more. I first took care of my Great Aunt when I was in high school. She was dying from cancer. I came home after school and went to her house and would spend the night. I cooked for her, helped her get ready for bed and most of her cares. I miss her greatly, but she gave me so much more than a job. She was family and we loved each other. I bring that same kindness and sense of love to those I care for now. I am looking forward to continuing this as your care giver.

Hello, My name is Christina. I've been a caregiver for just over 10 years now. I love my job. I love getting to know someone on a very personal level and trying to make life alittle easier, if only for a little while. I've always wanted to work in the medical field. After getting some wisdom from some family that had been in it for many years, I decided to start with my Certification for nursing assistance first. I've done facility and private care for many years each and love the impact that I have had and equally received from my patients. I've done almost every skill that you can think of, from driving to doctors apt. to staying over night for end of care, and everything in between. One of the things Im most proud of, in regards to caregiving is becoming 'part of the family'. I love that I can give the family members a sense of security knowing that I am there for thier loved ones.

Hi, it is my pleasure to tell you about myself. I have an extensive education and employment history. I have a bachelors degree in communication studies and an RN nursing degree. I have been employed, including management and training others, in business sales, customer service, hospital units and homecare. Specifically related to healthcare, I believe in treating everyone with respect and dignity and I care for others as I would my own family. I believe in being proactive and strive for clients to live in their maximum capabilities. The reason I got into healthcare and continue is I have always had the mindset - if I can do one thing or many things in a person's day to make their day better then they and I reap the benefits. I believe the personal reward is as important as the monetary reward. I believe my reputation speaks for itself and would happy to provide references and a copy of my resume. I've always been recognized as the "very nice/ sweet happy girl " .

Hello, My name is Kizzie and I go by nurse Kae, I have been a registered nurse for over 23 years, throughout the years I have gained many skilled and non-skill nursing experience ,I have been in the health care field for over 30 years. I cared for many clients through out my community for decades,I have compassion,I am kind and caring ,and have patience and I love helping others.I always go over and beyond to ensure I am delivering the best cares possible to all clients at all times.

I'm nice , smart, and intelligent young man. I've been in the caregiving field for about a year now and I love it. I love interacting with people and helping people in they everyday life! I'm on the way of becoming a certified CNA.

I became a caregiver because I love helping people. I like being able to be there when someone needs extra help with everything even the little things, and putting a smile on someone's face that may just be having a bad day. I think going back to school would be my achievement that i'm proud of most, I started the LPN program and graduated now waiting to take my boards, so I can go on and become an RN and get my Masters in Nursing so I can teach.

I decided I wanted to be a caregiver when my grandma got dementia and needed help with everything. I would check in on her every other day until my Aunt moved her out of town and put her in a nursing home. Wasn't happy with the care she was receiving and knew I'm more caring and generous than them. I'm understanding and a hard worker. I let my CNA expire but still graduated for it with good grades. I only left Barbs because she died unfortunately. I was sad and upset with the other caregivers because they did not seem to care and talked down to her. But over the last few yrs we have a house directly across the street for brain damaged residents and today I just took one some bday presents and rubbed a cramp out of anothers leg so I wanted to go back to doing it. I'm involved with bible study to better myself and just got cleared as after 2 yrs of blood clots in my brain. I enjoy helping people when I'm capable as and have always gotten along with the elderly. They make me smile with their stories and appreciation. My personal achievement I'm most proud of is that I've been sober since 2008. I worked at a bar and was easily persuaded to stay and drink and got me into trouble. I hope you can see past that because I am a good, loyal, caring, generous, hard working individual.

It all Started when I was very young, I was 5 and Started To realize my mom's balance wasnt like the other kids mom's. It was just my mom and I, so I instinctively helped her as much as a 5 year old could. As I got older she got worse, and I could help more. That's exactly what I did. She ended up being misdiagnosed with polyneuropathy in the mid 90s. She got worse over the years, and eventually could not walk at all. In 2008-09 we found out she had a tumor growing all throughout her spinal cord. which was in fact the cause of why she was losing and eventually lost the ability to walk at all. She can't feel her legs and feet, or anything below the belly button. She ended up getting bed sores, so I change her wound dressings daily, and a nurse comes one day a week. She takes pictures of her progress. I have experienced with the wound vac, and right now we just use silver nitrate and barrier cream, and flip her on her sides for two hours. This is the second time she's had these sores so they won't ever heal fully. I used to get paid by seiu (doors) to be her caregiver but they cut her off for her assets. So I still take care of her and do everything the same 7 days a week any way. I am fully qualified, I run arrends, prepare meals, clean, so laundry, bathe her and just tend to her needs.

I first became interested in working with the elderly in high school. I have worked in care facilities as well as in client homes. Personally I enjoy working in the homes more allowing the person to stay in their home versus going to a facility. The smiles on the clients face is priceless and it makes what ever chore or task worth doing. I have always went the extra mile for the client even if it meant I wouldnt be paid.

I am a compassionate, loyal and caring individual. I've always been drawn to care for people since I was a child. I was once cared for by an amazing nurse, and I knew then thats were my heart was and that I wanted to be able to provide that care to others. I enjoy the level of comfort I bring to my clients and their families knowing that they can depend on me to be there for their loved when when they are unable to. Personal Achievement that I am most proud of: I stepped out of my comfort zone and started an In-home care business.