Stroke Caregivers in Lilesville - 21 caregivers found

I am a hard working women, I am very understanding and I love getting the job done. I have great people skills my work ethic is incredible. I love meeting new people and seeing new faces when working I aim to make everybody and everyone comfortable while working with them at any work place. I have great communication skills if something goes wrong I immediately ask questions, I go straight to the source. I work hard and I make sure I always do and get my job done regardless of anything.

I have worked in the medical field as CNA in a hospital setting and nursing home setting for almost 10 yrs.. I enjoy taking care of people's loved ones, making them feel comfortable and cared for. Make them feel appreciated and not alone, that's its okay to let someone help. I'm very humble, respectful, caring, loving heart,and considerate towards others. I'm very patient. I'm proud all the patients I've cared for over the years have bonded with me and trusted me to care for them.

I am 28 years old. I provide direct patient care within the long term care, assisted living, home health and hospital settings. I have several years of experience, along with travel CNA experience. Current BLS. I am very dependable and responsible, I have the willingness to learn new skills and I also work well in a team setting. References available upon request.

I have always loved helping people no matter who they are.I have worked with all kinds withall types of problems.I feel no matter who you are all everyone needs is love and respect.I am proud of who I am as an indivual.I can honestly say I have always tried to help anyone if I am able at the time.I am not a pushover though.I am a hard worker and dependable.I have worked with Adults and juveniles in the prison/detention center that tell me they like me because I treat them like people and don't mistreat them due to their crime.I want to take some CNA classes in the future to be able to help others more.When my job closed down my husband said I could stay home but this is not me.I have always worked and I still want to by helping others.I feel with my job experience I have always been a caregiver.

My name is Kyla, I'm the most friendliest, caring, loveable, and understanding person ever! When my mother was sick I used to take care of her when she was very sick. That's where I get the passion and love for caring for others. I treat others how I would want one of my own family members to be treated.

Hello! I'm a kind hearted, loving person who never meets a stranger. I treat my patients and clients like they are my family. I wanted to become a caregiver since I was a little girl and experienced my grandpa going through cancer and his caregivers were wonderful! I wanted to be able to provide that kind of care to others!

I believe in put God first in my life. I became a caregiver because I seem a great need for caregiver.I wanted to help people that need help with daily living activities and bright up a sad face, show some of God's love that has dwell in my life. I really love help people and being an extra hand when they need it. I seem how my mother were sick, I didn't know how to take care of her. I decide to go to school and be trained to be a good caregiver. I became a caregiver because I have a great compassion for people and believe in helping people who can't help themselves.

I am a very outgoing and loving person. I would love to care for others how I would have someone care for my parents or grandparents

I kinda always was a caregiver and didn't know it. Both of my parents worked and I was much older than my step brother and sister, so I did all the house work and taking care of them from an early age. I also grew up with my aunt who was a spastic quadriplegic, so I learned how to do a lot there. I have had many patients, most were the ones everyone else had bad trouble with. I'm kinda the guy, that I can handle pretty much anything from full Dementia, to full quadriplegic. I have my state license in CNA, ACNA, and Phlebotomy. I have excellent experience and very good references. The last question that I am proud of is: My mother was passing in the hospital and couldn't have her placed in a home. So I brought her home with me and kept her alive for another month before she passed away with me. At the end she had full blown dementia, it was quite an ordeal to go through. So with that experience it has taught me a lot of what other families could be going through.

A feel like I'm a good caregiver because I have passionate for who I care about. I love meet new people and share in their day of life journey