Stroke Caregivers in Pierce County - 400 caregivers found

To me giving care is a calling, also I like treating our seniors the way I would like to be treated when I become one.

My names are Anne Marion. I am a dependable and compassionate caregiver. I have been working in the home care industry for 6years. I pride my self on being able to quickly learn and adapt to any situation. In the past, i have assisted clients with there activities of daily living such as bathing, toileting, home exercise, taking vital signs, and maintained a clean household. I try to connect with my client spending time with them, going for a walk and driving to shopping and appointments. Sometime I assisted with laundry, cooking and house keeping depending on what the client ask.

I am a patient caregiver who understands and meets the needs of a client. I strive to make my clients' lives a little easier by directly and positively impacting their quality of life. I most enjoy jobs that offer one on one interaction. I pride myself in offering exceptional care to the elderly and their surroundings by making sure they live in a clean and comfortable environment.

I am a CNA with more than ten years of experience working as a caregiver. I am a loving, honest, kind, reliable, dependable, and caring person. I enjoy caring for the people and help them to enrich their needs. I have cared for people with Dementia,/Alzheimer , Spinal cord injury, ALS, Parkinson's , Deabetic & cases that comes along with aging. I also cared for people with developmental disabilities and worked with children in a day care settings. Along with giving care I do light housekeeping, laundry, run errands and doctor's appointment. Caring for people is my passion. It makes me happy to see that the persons needs are met.

I am a Certified Nurse Assistant with 8 years experience working in different healthcare facilities. My CPR and First aid cards are current and l have a valid TB test results which is negative. I love being a caregiver because l love being in a helping profession. I cared for my grandmother and it was a joy to have been able to care for her. I also have an associate degree in Business Management. So l can manage resources well. I am social, a good listener, soft spoken and patient. My hobbies are reading, swimming and watching movies.

I pay close attention to detail, as everyone is different. I took care of my blind sister in law and my aging mother in law and developed the desire to help people who used to do things for themselves but can no longer do it. It gives me satisfaction to see them live fulfilled lives despite needing help.

I am a HHA and CNA caregiver and workings for almost 5 years now.

I love playing the piano. I am a cook by profession. Providing care to people who cannot take care of themselves by showing empathy,compassion,reliability and patience. One of my personal achievements is seeing a patient improve under my care.

I am a very loving and caring lady with great experience in this field. I am a worker with a difference because I am patient by nature. This is a service that I enjoy giving. I am passionate about providing care and have handled a wide range of clients from the crippled to the blind. I have a heart for humanity and would proudly say that my best moment was when one of my former bosses referred me to my latest job as she trusted my way of handling clients. For this, I am forever proud and grateful.

I will proudly say that I'm a patient gentleman and Patience is a great way to derive success in many aspects of life. Having in mind that caregiving can be challenging sometimes, I derived success in caregiving by exercising patients and kindness towards my clients. I started caregiving by taking care of my own mother, when I saw how happy she feels by having me around, I felt blessed doing it and when she passed, I extended the same compassion to others. I really enjoy it when I notice that I have made a positive impact on the life of my client; I can remember being called God sent by the wife of one of my clients; the gentleman returned home after spending months at the hospital and rehab, he lost his ability to walk and speak. after I was called in as a caregiver, he regained his mobility and speech because we had to engage with him not just as a client but as a loved one...