Stroke Caregivers in Sherburne - 21 caregivers found

I am a loving and caring person that takes helping others in their homes seriously. I believe people belong in their homes with their families especially eight now with the way COVID is.

I have always been a very caring person but learned how much I enjoyed taking care of others after my father suffered from a stroke. Since then I have worked for years with people with disabilities. I enjoy working one on one with people and helping them accomplish tasks that they have worked hard at. I am proud to say that I have become a manager at my current job.

I took care of both of my grandparents before they passed away. I've always working in healthcare.

My abilities and interests in becoming a care giver were fostered during my young teenager years. An immediate family member of mine has experienced many health issues, some of which were life changing medical emergencies. At a very young age I became a caregiver to this family member, which included providing direct daily care, feeding, ambulating, and educating them on their health journey. Along with experience caring for other family members with various conditions, I am also currently enrolled in a 2-year, RN Nursing Program at SUNY Morrisville; which is my proudest achievement so far! Nursing school has provided me with a further understanding of medical knowledge, disease processes, patient centered care abilities, and hands on learning (includes In-Patient clinical rotations). Because of this I am continuously able to add to my list of experience with various health conditions, some including: Alzheimer's, Dementia, Cerebral Palsy, Lesch Nyhan Syndrome, Autism Syndrome, Diabetes, Stroke, Heart Attack, Depression, Anxiety, Ostomy Bags, and more. I am a very organized and detail-oriented person, I enjoy keeping a schedule and planning in advance as much as possible. I have always been described as mature, professional, and approachable. I truly enjoy caring for people, and I work hard to ensure individuals feel comfortable with their care. Nothing is more rewarding to me than making positive impacts on those around me!

I'm a Certified Home Health Aide. I've worked in this field for five or six years. I enjoy helping people and the connections I make with my clients! I am willing to do anything that you or your family need! And I'm not afraid to get dirty!

I have been a caregiver for many years. I worked at Pathfinder Village for 6 years taking care of people with mentally disabled needs. I used to cook, clean, shop, bring them to drs appointments, bath them if they needed help, do fun activities with them. I am med cert, CPR certified, Scip trained, gait belt and hoyer trained, CNA experience.

I'm very active care giver. I love taking care of people that have needs. I have took care family/friends for a long time and i always wanted to continue helping people in needs. I feel good at the end of the day and its not just a job to me. Im very understanding and caring person. I'm proud of myself because I kept pushing myself and went into my own business.

I became a caregiver so I could help other people. I like having clients and learning new things in the healthcare field. I am proud of what I do as a caregiver it is a very rewarding job to have. I love the outdoors, going for walks, and spending time with my daughter and our animals.

I have been apart of the medical field for about 5 years now. I have knowledge of proper care giving for a patient and all their daily needs and wants. I was awarded shining star award in 2018. Which made me realize why i loved being a CNA so much, i get to help people who can not do it themselves fully and comfortably to insure they still are living life to their fullest.

About 10 years ago, my great grandmother had a stroke and is now paralyzed completely on her left side. I took time to take care of her all throughout high school and still now. I would stay the night with her and get her up and ready in the morning before I went to school. Just this past year, my great grandpa found out that he had throat cancer. He currently has had a trachea port put in. With that being said, I have been with him and my great grandma taking care of her needs and taking care of him, cleaning the port and transporting them to and from their doctors appointments.