Stroke Caregivers in Warsaw - 43 caregivers found

I love taking care of people. I grew up taking care of my grandparents an loved doing this as a person I feel as if everybody should love an support to people that need help from caregivers. An I would love to care for anybody that needs my care an love an support I started doing caregiving work because I had grandparents that was in need a that was the highlight of my life. A then started caring for others I enjoy caring for others an helping them do stuff they love to most. I offer services only on weekends Saturday an Sundays from 8a.m. To 2p.m.

I have been a caregiver for 11 years. I love the work I do! I thoroughly enjoy getting to know my clients and learning how I can better assist them. I also take pride in being able to make their life easier while encouraging them to do what they still can for themselves. My favorite part is the relationship I have with my clients, getting to know them and learning about their life. I enjoy learning from them and hope they can learn something from me as well. I have a very caring, positive and patient personality. I am an advocate of the vulnerable population. I believe the number one trait for a great care giver is to truly care about the people we are taking care of. It is a good feeling at the end of a day knowing I made someone's day better.

I love to meet and care for others

I have 9 years experience with caregiving for elderly, kids with disabilities as well as adults with disabilities. I love what I do and I will treat your loved ones just like they are my own loved ones! No job will ever be left undone and your loved ones will be safe and comfortable with me!

I feel I am a great candidate for this position because I am a hardworking person I am always open and excited to learn new things while also being able to help others and grow with a company. I was interested and being a care giver due to me having to help care for my grandfather suffering from a stroke, and a bad case of dementia before he passed away last year. What I enjoyed most about being a caregiver is being able to be helpful to people that may not be able to do things on their own anymore. And with me being young it also helps me to appreciate life more and helps me be thankful that I am able to do things that others may suffer or need help with and use my abilities to assist others.

I'm proud of continuing my education into the nursing field. I have my certification in medical assistant and medication aide for adult care. I'm currently taking all my prerequisites classes needed to get into the nursing program at James Sprunt Community college. I enjoy seeing my residents happy and satisfied. I enjoy my Alzheimer's patients the most because they can tell me their whole life story and it makes my day hearing their experiences, I feel so encouraged to come to work because my residents tell me how good of a job I do for them! I got attracted into the health care filed because I wanted a stable career and I wanted to make sure that I do something with my life that I actually enjoyed. I want to come to work happy and leave happy! I have 6 months experience as being a CNA at a nursing home. I assist with ADL, bathing, showers, feeding, mail care, hair care, catheter care, perineal care, cleaning,, using lifts to transfer , changing occupied and unoccupied beds, charting , weights, changing briefs, assisting residents to the rest room using a transfer belt or walker, cleaning out bedside commode.

1. Honestly, I became a caregiver not realizing the extent of care that was needed in the field. I observed my mother providing care for my father before he passed, and it was hard for me to see him passing away. Since I have become a caregiver, I understand the quality of care that is needed in order to help rehabilitate those who are dependent upon someone they can trust. 2. In this field,I have learned a lot about myself as a person. I never expected to become educated on the subject of self. I have learned that you should not take life for granted, disabled does not mean that a person is not human and that they want to be treated special because of their disability, how the small things in life mean so much to a person when they are unable to provide for themselves such as: a warm hello, brushing their hair, putting fresh flowers in a vase on the dresser or kitchen table. 3. A personal achievement that makes me proud is that, over the years, I can greet most family members that I have provided care for, and they smile and welcome me with memories of how I touched their lives as a caregiver for their loved ones, or those that I have provided care for to rehabilitate them during their short recovery. 4. What is calming to the mind as a caregiver is, going home that day knowing that you have made a difference in someone else's life. If you never see them again, you can honestly say that you did your best. I have a great sense of humor, and a great personality. My work spe

I am a 23 year old caregiver who has 5 year experience in caring for elderly and disabled clients. I cook, give medication, bathe, run errands and do light house work.

I treat everyone as the way I want to be treated. I'm easy going and a hard worker and very social

I love servicing others and giving love and joy.