Stroke Caregivers in Eldred - 10 caregivers found

Hello my name is Sarah. I have been doing home care for 20 yrs . I truly adore helping others. I have worked with many different people in the past 16 yrs. My jobs have consisted of bathing (personal care), meal preparation, transferring client With gait belt, trach care, hospice care, shopping, administering medications, companionship, exercise, cancer care and etc. I am highly experienced in working with people that struggle with Dementia/ Alzheimer's. I have handled many complex situations. Many of my clients have required high level care. I have enjoyed every single person I have worked with. They all are special in their own way. My clients always look forward to seeing me. I am easy going and easy to talk to. I definitely bring a lot of positivity into people lives. It's always best to look on the brighter side of things. I truly believe we all need to live our best life possible. Live, laugh, and love is something I share with others. I am so thankful I have had the opportunity to help so many great people in my career. Thanks for reading my profile. Feel free to contact me at any time. I am here to help you any way I possibly can.

I an a single mother of 2 girls and 3 furr babies. I began Healthcare at age 18 because my grandmother fell ill and needed 24 hour care. It ended up being a huge blessing because I found My true calling in life. I went to college for something completely different but I just wasn't passionate about that industry like I am about providing quality care. So I went back to the Healthcare industry where I'm the happiest.

I love working with people and making sure that they are smiling and happy. I am certified in CPR/AED/ First Aid.

I pursued the medical field because I have a strong passion to help others at a young age. I take pride in my abilities to help and care for others. I am most proud of my accomplishments in school, my desire to help others, and my passion to continue to learn (I am enrolled currently and pursing my BSN)

I became a CNA in July of 2014 after losing my daughter Karleigh to a genetic disease SMA. It's alot like ALS except it's the infant form. I wanted to help people in the same way that the nurses and staff helped my baby girl. I fell in love with the job. I started the pre nursing school in 2016 and am currently going for my RN at Lewis and Clark. Now that I take care of people for a living I couldn't imagine doing anything else.

I became a caregiver after taking care of my grandmother for 8yrs after her multiple strokes, I believe in treating and caring for all people like I would for my own family. I love the bonds and relationships you create while doing such a rewarding job where at the end of the day you know you are needed! I am proud to have found my niche in life and it is my passion to provide excellent care for anyone in need. I am licensed to pass medications, I have a Class E license, I am registered on the Family Care Safety Registry, and have outstanding documentation.

I absolutely love people, and I have a passion to ensure that people still enjoy life in their own homes. I love taking care of my family and know I would do a great job taking care of yours!

Highly experienced CNA with a strong background of 25 years in patient/resident/client care, assessment and medical intervention according to care plans. Compassionate, focused and attentive to needs and desires. Extremely dependable and highly motivated in providing patient care with a positive bedside manner.

I would be a great caregiver because I like to make people laugh when they cry, happy when their sad, & uplift their spirits when needed. I love helping people whether it's cooking which I love to do. Shopping who doesn't like food lol. I think it's a great thing to help others because someday when I get older I'll need the same and I don't want anybody to mistreat me if it were me. What I enjoy most is being able to build a relationship with a client. My personal achievement would have to be dealing with older people because even though they can be challenging to deal with there are still loving people out here.

Hi. I started taking care of my Grandpa when I was 14 years of age helping my mother.. He went into an assisted living community in 1998. I wanted to stay near him so I started working in the community where he lived. Age 18 I had a nurse tell me I have what it takes to become a nurse..He overheard her telling me and that is when I became a part of the field in helping care of the aging.. My Grandpa was a big influence on me and I belive giving them a part of you back. When I was younger and my parents were at work I had my grandpa or grandma take care of me and now i just want to give them something back..