Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Providence County - 58 caregivers found

I have studied to become a well qualified caregiver, CNA/HHA- LPN Certificate physical therapy Aide. I enjoy the opportunity to impact a difference In someone life ,If I can make someone's smile to forget their problems then my day was not wasted.

I never know what to write when it comes to this part. Most people say I'm happy go lucky, I have a quirky sense of humour. I guess I would have to my step mom introduced me to the field, She was a nurse in a long term care facility, they were short handed and needed help. Needless to say I was very young and didn't last long. As I got older and became a single parent I needed work and it just seemed like the natural thing to do, to become a caregiver to others outside of my children. I believe my greatest joy in doing this job is helping others and making a difference in their lives, even if it's just making a snack or a meal, or shaving a face or combing hair. Sometimes is the smallest thing that make the biggest difference for someone. I would have to saY my personal achievement I'm most proud of is raising my children alone to adulthood, to be respectful, productive adults. Now helping to raise my youngest grandson.

I'm a great caregiver because I like to help others. And to be a great caregiver you need to have patience. I'm a respectful person honest and loving. I'm a loyal person I'm one of the best in the field.

I'm a patient person. Since I have recovered from a stroke, I'm very aware of what is needed to care for people with disabilities. Building relationships with whoever I am taking care of is a huge benefit to myself as well as a client. I am working on my CNA license. The test is all that needs to be done. I'm proud of raising a family,and working at a assisted living facility The residents make me smile . My skills are as follows, Bathing, dressing,. Application of ointments and powders, feeding, laundry, and most of all, loving the fact that I can help give a person their best life. I decided to go into this field after spending time with my mother as she grew older. I give the residents the same care and compassion.

I have been in this field for many years, I am extremely patient, emphatic, compassionate and caring. I am very flexible, and have great time management and communication skills. I like to believe things come full circle, treat and care for one as you may need this assistance at some point in your life I have many years experience with a multitude of Health issues, I have worked very closely with Hospice and VNA Nurses , cared for Parkinson, Dementia, Supra Nucleous Palsy as well as other Related care as well.. Please feel free to reach out Jjp9371@verizon.net

Compassionate, Nationally Certified Home Health Aide with 20 years of experience providing in home care and support to elderly, those with special needs and needing end of life care. Medical Assistant in Neurosurgery Dept, works well under pressure and adaptable to changing environments. Observant and communicative, known to go above and beyond to get the job done. Proven ability to accomplish tasks within a specified time frame. Seeking employment to continue providing individualized services and comfort to both the client and their family as a Home Health Aide.

I am reliable, respectful and enjoy helping people live safely and independently at home. 10+ years of hands-on experience allows me to customize services for all levels of care (hospice, diabetes, dementia, wound care, companionship, etc). Services offered support all ADL'S and IADL'S (bathing, grooming, feeding, meal prep/nutrition, medication/household management, transportation/errands/shopping, etc.) and home organization projects. I look forward for the opportunity to become a part of your care team :-)

Not only do I have an excellent record for an outstanding caregiver, I am also a very calm person with a grateful heart and a smile as big as the sun which for about 20 years have brought joy and made an impact on many families I have worked with and clients I have cared for. Growing up in a Christian home back in Ghana, I was raised to treat others as I will expect to be treated. What attracted me most to become a caregiver was the man I grew up to love and called my dad. My stepfather was a gentle, respectful and a peaceful man who loved me and treated me as his own.. In his late 70's while I was already in the United states, he was diagnosed with Alzheimers and became the opposite of what we knew him to be. With zero ideas on how to care for him, I intensified my search on caring for patients with Alzheimers and dementia , I took a class through the state of Massachusetts at the Notre dame learning center in Worcester. In doing this, I was able to educate my family back home on how to better his care. What I am most proud of being a caregiver is hearing stories about what a client had been through in life with either their success, achievement, accomplishments, battles with diseases etc. and the patients will to live. Knowing that both the client and their family are trusting me completely with the care of their loved one towards the end of life and that beautiful THANK YOU CARD with words of appreciation and gratitude I receive from the family when my work is done brings me lots of joy knowing I did it RIGHT. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is becoming good friends with my client by adopting their likes and seeing contentment in their eyes knowing that they are comfortable and safe with me around or When we make dinner together with minimal help from them yet it gives them a sense of living or when we race each other to answer question on jeopardy. or on a not so happy day when I still find a way to put a smile on their face .

My name is melissa. I have been in this field.for about 15 years. I was a.cna and med tech in a nursing home working in the dementia and alzheimers units. I am.in the process.of.renewing all of my licenses. I am working on my schooling to become a nurse, and would.like.to continue working in the geriatric field. I love.what I do. I hope that I make a.difference in the lives of.those.i take.care of. It is a very rewarding feeling.at the end of the day.

I genuinely love taking care of people. Meeting needs of others fills my needs. It makes me happy to feel I have did a good job caring for someone.