Stroke Caregivers in Philo - 8 caregivers found

I am a great caregiver because I always work hardest for the client. Whatever needs they have I fulfill to the best of my abilities

I like caregiver I love old people

I got into caregiving as a fluke and instantly fell in love with it and the people that I have been able to help and care for. I've always had interest in the medical field and I learned that caregiving is fairly similar to it, I saw that through caregiving I create a personal connection and that's why I chose caregiving. I enjoy the little moments about caregiving, when a person served says something unexpected and it creates a happy memory/moment for us both. A personal achievement I am proud of is taking first place in bodybuilding competitions, it's the prep that I am most proud of, not quitting when it's hard or when I'm tired.

Hello my name is Jennifer yonkers im a recently graduated CNA student and have been doing home care for over 10 years now also have worked in a healthcare facility with elderly suffering from extreme degenerative diseases i am very experienced and am excited to work with anyone who needs the help with any type of tasks care is very important to me and dignity and respect and privacy is the most important when i give care they are principles i liveand work by i look foward to working with you and making up a care plan we both can be involved in

I am a experienced caregiver in my community. I have cpr training, I worked as a certified nurses assistant for 6 years and doing private care for 7. I am very professional and believe in helping my clients live to there fullest and follow a structure to what is important to my clients vs what is important for my clients.

Who Am I? My name is Garret and I am a health care professional in my early 20's born and raised in northern California. My time living in nor'cal has only been interrupted once to attend Basic combat training in Oklahoma; because of this I have been known to bond well with veterans and seniors of a 'rural' disposition. I consider the morals and values learnt during my service to be the foundation of the man I am today. Who I am. LDRSHP: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless service, Honor, and Personal Courage What I do. My career in healthcare began post enlistment, I became a certified EMT to expand on the knowledge and training I received in the military. After becoming an EMT and developing my professional skills and experience I branched out to further my medical knowledge. I was sponsored by a local business to attend a school provided by the Red Cross. There I became a certified nursing assistant and graduated with honours in the class. It is my hope to enroll in an LVN program next year to pave the way for more opportunities and experience. My desire is to specialize in wound care.

I have always liked being in the medical field. I like helping people and taking care of them, Care-giving gives me a kind of happiness and pleasure because I get to help people who have no other way to care for themselves. I am a hard-working person, I am honest and I will take care of the person I am assigned like the person is my family member. I can drive, and I have a clear driving record.

I became a caregiver to help elderly who can't help themselves but deserve loving compassionate care. I like helping seniors feel complete and comfortable in their situation. That I've been doing home health care for seniors for 20 years. I'm a loving compassionate kind understanding and gentle caregiver who likes nothing more than to be able to help seniors in their homes accomplish their daily tasks of living.