Tracheotomy / Ventilation Caregivers in Henry County - 9 caregivers found

Hello, My name is Christina. I've been a caregiver for just over 10 years now. I love my job. I love getting to know someone on a very personal level and trying to make life alittle easier, if only for a little while. I've always wanted to work in the medical field. After getting some wisdom from some family that had been in it for many years, I decided to start with my Certification for nursing assistance first. I've done facility and private care for many years each and love the impact that I have had and equally received from my patients. I've done almost every skill that you can think of, from driving to doctors apt. to staying over night for end of care, and everything in between. One of the things Im most proud of, in regards to caregiving is becoming 'part of the family'. I love that I can give the family members a sense of security knowing that I am there for thier loved ones.

Hello, My name is Kizzie and I go by nurse Kae, I have been a registered nurse for over 23 years, throughout the years I have gained many skilled and non-skill nursing experience ,I have been in the health care field for over 30 years. I cared for many clients through out my community for decades,I have compassion,I am kind and caring ,and have patience and I love helping others.I always go over and beyond to ensure I am delivering the best cares possible to all clients at all times.

I have ben a caregiver for 30 years i love it im a cna and its one of best the best things i have ever decided to do.

Hello, My name is Arienne Robinson but I go by Arie. I have been a Nurses Aide for 10 years and currently about to head into my last semester of nursing school. I love helping out people !

I am a retired Registered nurse, I now care for geriatric patients in need of home heath care. I can supply various needs, work with family with care needs and quality of life

I first became interested in working with the elderly in high school. I have worked in care facilities as well as in client homes. Personally I enjoy working in the homes more allowing the person to stay in their home versus going to a facility. The smiles on the clients face is priceless and it makes what ever chore or task worth doing. I have always went the extra mile for the client even if it meant I wouldnt be paid.

I was born In Elizabethtown Pennsylvania. Ever since i was born i have been helping in healthcare. My mother was a nurse at Masonic Village in Elizabethtown, everyday after school i would go and help my mother with keeping the residents calm and happy. In 2011, my mother had my younger sister. she was born with a cardiovascular condition, and that jump started my interest in the medical field. That year in high school i signed up for CNA classes, i started working as a CNA before i even completed classes. I love what i do. I love being able to help clients stay at home and as independent as possible. I love being able to change my residents moods with just one look. Making them smile helps me know i did my job. I absolutely love everything about being a caregiver. I love helping people. I have a younger sibling with a heart condition, another younger sibling with a tracheotomy, and an older sister with an eye condition. My grandfather had diabetes and a cardiovascular condition as i was growing up. When i was in middle school, i stayed with my grandfather so i could help him take his meds, give him his insulin, and make sure he was okay. I helped take care of him up until the time he passed away. Helping people has been in my life for as long as i can remember, its all i know.

I enjoy working with clients, it give me great pleasure to no that I can make a differance in someone life. I have been a Nurses Assistant, and a Direct Support Professional for over 30 years.

I have been a CNA for almost 4 years but I have been around the medical field my entire life. I am a very kind and caring person. Your family member(s) will always come before myself. What attracted me to care giving is that I want to make a difference abs be there for your family when you aren't able to. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the feeling of self-accomplishment. I feel like it's am amazing heart-warming feeling whether it's being there day 1 when your loved one experiences a major health issue requiring assistance, or maybe it's being there because your schedule is too hectic to be there for your loved one 24/7. I have experience with hospice care as well. I am also a very strong individual so if ur loved one requires extensive lifting it won't bother me at all. One of the personal achievements I'm proud of is being able to being someone back to life when they thought they were too far gone.