Stroke Caregivers in Los Angeles County - 1,705 caregivers found

Good listener, conversation friendly. Great cook. Worked in restaurants. Therapists for past clients/patients.

My name is Lilibeth a native from the Philippines, authorized to work in United States, i am a licensed Nursing Assistant and Home Health Aide, I have 11yrs working experience in care-giving industry with different cases like dementia, Alzheimer, hoyer lift, breast cancer, colostomy bag, copd, urinary incontinent, diabetic, urine bag, hospice care, ambulatory, transferring, knee surgery, bipolar, depressed, companion, Parkinson, legally blind, bathroom assistance, bed-bath, shower and grooming assist, perennial care, oral and many more . I make sure the safety of the clients by clearing the pathway to avoid falling, i make sure to encourage client to apply all the doctors mandated like taking fluids or measure the fluid intake, to re-position client every 2 hrs to avoid bedsore, take vital signs, I do light housekeeping, laundry, prepare meals and medication, groceries and drive clients to appointments..Working with elderly or those who need care is my passion its like am at home with my family., its fulfilling to see the progress or improvement with the way i care, I work with love and compassion. I have a good driving record with a RAV4 Toyota car. I am willing to apply in person and be interviewed. Hope to hear from you soon God bless!

caring,punctual, honest and dependable......

1. I love being with people and helping them. 2.Being there for them when they do not have no for them help them 3.When the family tell the company that they was very happy with my work. 4.I am a very happy person love people and love being a caregiver I love job.

An educated, experienced, well-grounded and highly skilled professional Gentleman en with comprehensive knowledge in assisting senior citizens with all activities of daily living is offering temporary or long term, part time or full-time in-home services as Caregiver/Companion and/or Personal Assistant. A broad-based experience includes working with both male and female clients as well as couples.

My name is Elizabeth Ayar and I am an honest and reliable person. I have worked as a Caregiver for the past 18 years. I have extensive experience as a caregiver and I have all the qualifications needed for the job. I can also cook, clean and run errands and also have office experience. Above all I am always willing to learn and train. I do require 2 hour minimum when hired. I am caring, out going and very loving and also enjoy making people laugh. The reason that I am interested in your posting is because I have spent all my time caring for people who need the help and companionship as that is what I love doing best. My goal in life is to help others. I can email resume and letters of recommendation with all my prior experience and employment upon request . I am bilingual English/Spanish and I have a valid CA drivers license with a clean driving record. I also have reliable transportation and I am a U.S. Citizen and will provide proof if required.

I am a trusted and professional person who could readily adjust, learn and communicate, patient and persevering in dealing with people. I'd like to be of service to the elderlies and families who needs somebody to take care of them and treat them as my own relative or a new friend. I enjoy most being a caregiver in ways that I could impart my know- how in properly taking care of them. My personal achievement are : It widened my horizon of a good interpersonal relationship with the resident whatever his case is; imparted proper and decent care to the elderlies .

My experience has taught me patience and compassion for individuals afflicted with mental and physical disabilities requiring assistance with daily activities. I am able to handle patients who are ambivalent about their need for outside help and understand the psychological stress individuals face when having to give up their independence and need to rely on others. It is especially rewarding knowing my work is making a difference in people's lives.

I'm a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA). I'm a good nature, compassionate, very caring to people and natural in caregiving, I have 12 hours certification on Caregiver Core, and 11hours certification on Mental Health, and I'm currently still finishing up my 23 hours online class with dementia care certifications. As a young kid at 11 years old, I help take of my aunts mom who had Alzheimer's, took care of my sick brother who was in and out of hospital for 3 months. Later in my life when I got here I got here in the bus by 2008 I took care of my mother who just a had stroke she bed bound for over a year, I was 24 hours caregiver, she recovered from in the middle of 2010, and then early 2012 she was diagnosed of stage 4 lung cancer, I took care of until she past away four months later. After she past then I became my father in-laws primary caregiver as o have been already during the time my mother in-law is sick. My father in-law suffers from deabetes type 2, and dementia was there for him from the beginning until the end stage of dementia and eventually until he past away on June, 2015- I discover since I was young that I love caring for people I love to make people happy,...I know that caregiving is gift that I was born with, I know that this is hard job for a lot people if it's not nature to take on big responsibility. I take that responsibility seriously just like I would care for my own family.

Besides experience and knowledge I acquired from nursing school, helping others has always been my passion. I find joy and fulfillment knowing I make a difference in someone else's life. I am patient and willing to adjust to the needs of my clients. I try to put myself in their shoes, to try and understand them. I treat my patients with love and respect, and with dignity, just like how I would want to be treated if I was in their same situation. Since I was a young age, I have always been interested in helping other people. I enjoy helping others who have trouble helping themselves especially the elderly. I completed my vocational nursing studies in 2012 and it was at that point I realised that helping people is my calling. I love that being a caregiver, you can make a difference. It's a rewarding experience providing care and assistance to those who are no longer able to do so and to know that I have done my job right when I see smiles on their faces. The moments that make me most proud of as a care giver is when I see my patients doing well, seeing their happy faces.