Stroke Caregivers in Salem County - 593 caregivers found

Hi my name is Valerie. I have a degree in social work and have always loved people , whether it is children or the elderly. I have always been a patient person and try to see situations from the client's perspective, as I would want someone to do for me. I find helping people very rewarding. I have been doing it most of my life, between raising my children, having a daycare and taking care of the elderly. I find communication is important, as well as listening and trying to accommodate the person you are there for.

I am currently a Patient Care Tech at St. Anthony's Hospital (BayCare Health) were I have the opportunities to feel and see the difference, I contribute in restoring patients to their health; to be apart of patients health care it is amazing feeling that brings joy to my heart. I become a caregiver to make difference in people in life, by providing interactive way to restores independences of one life and thus help patients feels happier when achieving their moto skills and gives them the confidence they needed to believe in their self again. My personal achievement that I am proud of is when I am with COVID patients on the hospital floor and seeing most of these patients came in can't breath and walk because their are too and has be oxygen , and see these patient restore back to help is my most proud moments in life .

I have 20 years of experience in nursing,hospice care,dementia, cpr,first aide.A very caring ,hardworking, honest reliable worker. Enjoy caring for the elderly and communicate, and attend to their needs.

You should hire me because I possess all the qualities that you are looking for in an employee; I'm Compassionate, motivated, patience, great listener, eager to learn, team player, dedicated to my work and patients, excellent communicator, willing to go above and beyond for the people I served. I have gain valuable knowledge in the health care field as a health care professional over the years. I have always loved rendering help and assistance to people, especially the elderly. My relationship with my grandmother may have ignited this passion in me. This love of helping people I believe, may have help my decision in choosing a life time career in the health field Everyone has something special that defines them, a talent or something unique about them; for me, my talent is the ability to communicate, to serve with my heart, and heal with my hands.

I am a hardworking mother that takes great care of my clients

Patience, Compassion, Attentiveness, Dependability, Trustworthy

I am a very caring person, sensitive to people's condition and do my work diligently making sure that the privacy of my clients is always protected. As I looked after my nun with a stroke till she passed, I got drawn more to offering more help to people who need them most. I enjoy talking and listening to various stories of my clients since they are very insightful and my personal achievement was when I had to do a CPR on someone to prevent death.

Hello! My name is Kesh! I'm a Restorative Certified Nursing Assistant. I've been one for the last 21 yrs. I've worked in a myriad of settings from long/short term care to hospitals and in private homes. Nursing is my passion. I've known it from the very first duty I had to care for a family member full-time . It was exhausting and hard emotionally and physically at times but it was rewarding and it taught me that caring is an ART! If I'm chosen for consideration I can guarantee that I will treat clients and their families as I would my own family and it would be my sincere pleasure to assist in any/every way I possibly can. Live in/out. I'm extremely flexible. Until we meet, be safe and take care of yourself and one another.

I am very caring and have patient that's why i choose this job and love helping people in need.giving them hope,that someone is there to care for them.and understand what they are going through. humble.and willing to care for the elderly. With hard work and respect. Reliable and flexible. Will like to bring a smile in their lives.

Caregiving is the act of providing help and comfort to another person. It can involve many different activities, such as grocery shopping; help with dressing, eating, toileting; or providing emotional support to another person while they navigate a physical, emotional, or health challenge.