Stroke Caregivers in Watertown - 16 caregivers found

Very patient and understanding, using empathy to help people. My wife was disabled in 2005. She was for the most part bedridden since 2009. Found great satisfaction in the work. Satisfaction of helping someone stay in their home Being able to keep my wife at home until 2 days before she passed away in April of 2023.

I decided to follow a career in the health field when I helped take care of my grandmother when she was in a nursing home for rehabilitation after a car accident. My older sister was always my idol. She became a nurse and I always admired her with her job and all that she does for other people who are in need. I decided to pursue in the same field. I enjoy helping others. I am a very giving and compassionate person. I take my job seriously, and don't expect anything in return. My reward is seeing smiling faces of those I help and knowing that they are completely appreciative of everything I do because I am not obligated to do so. I am proud of starting school to continue my education. I had financial issues and had to take a break, but I am determined to finish and get my RN. A little something about myself, I live on my own with my boyfriend and his 3 year old son. I also have a dog. I enjoy spending time with my family and my boyfriend's family. I am looking to add on to my small family, but the jobs I have had have not allowed me to be financially stable just yet. I am looking to get paid decently for all the work that I do as a CNA. CNAs don't always get competitive pay. Thank you for your time.

patience, compassion, attentiveness, dependability, trustworthiness, honest, reliable, observant, caring, and out going. I have been proud to take care of my grandparents and being able to help them with their needs.

I have been apart of the healthcare for 12+ years. Enjoy helping others. Looking to help serve my community a littl3 by helping those in need

I'm very outgoing loving caregiver, I love elderly and children. I am a huge animal lover and I love to build relationships with my clients and treating them as my family. My attraction to becoming a caregiver began when my Opa was diagnosed with Alzheimer and dementia, I took care of him and grew love for the field and became very attached to everyone that I took care of. My personal achievement that I am most proud of is starting school and working my way up to starting my own assisted living and home care business.

Hi my name is Kayla Webster I live in Waukesha. I've been doing caregiving since 2006. This is something I enjoy doing. Most of my family either works in a nursing home or a doctor's office or hospital. This is what got me to where I am today. I love helping people in n need of help. Love hering there stories about back in the day and what they used to do.

Hello! I am a mother of a two month old. I am 23 years old and I have been a caregiver for two years now. I was a food service manager prior to this line of work!

I am a very caring, patient, and responsible caregiver. One of my biggest passions is helping others. From the time I started working as a CNA to now I have loved every part of it. This type of work is so rewarding. Getting to know the residents and learning more about them is one of the best parts of this job.

I am type one Diabetic! I have been a caregiver for going on 3 years! I worked at a Memory Care Home and am very familiar with Alzheimer's and Dementia and I absolutely loved working in memory care! I have a passion for what I do and create a care plan just right for my clients! Nothing feels better leaving your shift knowing you can provide the assistance and help someone in need! :)

I HAVE BEEN A CARE GIVER FOR OVER 30 YEARS. I BECAME A CNA BECAUSE I LOVE HELPING AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS. I HAVE WORKED IN MANY AREAS OF HEALTH CARE FROM HOME CARE, HOSPITAL, ASSISTED LIVING TO HOSPICE.As of now i am working at Rehabilitation Hospital of Wi I AM CPR AND MEDICATION CERTIFIED AS WELL AS A CNA. I LOVE MY WORK AND HOPE THAT I CAN HELP YOU OR YOUR LOVED ONE. THANK YOU , KATHY