Arthritis Caregivers in Shawano - 14 caregivers found

Hello! Rich here! I come from a family that needed care, nurses were coming in and out all the time taking care of my old man. I have grown to love the health care field since I was young I love it! There is nothing more rewarding then putting a smile on someones face and knowing you made there day better. I am 22 years of age and have many many years of experience. I am a strong independent care provider with many things to offer!

I like helping people to stay in their homes. I have helped clients with cares ,med reminders, meal prep, and light housekeeping .

I worked as a CNA for 16 yrs (3 years as a PCW) until I went back to school for my associates in Medical Administration. I went into the field as I love taking care of others. I find it to be very rewarding, like no other career. Helping others with daily life skills, no matter what it is, brings joy to my life. Knowing I make a difference feels good. I am very professional as I have worked in the field for such a long time. I am sensitive to a person's needs as well. It is very important to me to that the client/patient is taken care of as well. At some point in our lives we all will require help. It is so important that we remember this as we care for another in need. I am looking to work the overnight shift 2-3 nights per week or 5-6 shifts in a 2-week pay period. I am available to work between 7p-9a. I am also willing to work longer shifts up to 15 hours per shift. I would like to stay around 30 per week as I am enrolled in an online Medical Transcription course presently.

I love helping people. I always learn something new from the residents I work with and I am always willing to learn a new way to better care for the ones I am taking care of.

Hello! I'm Amber! I'm 38 years young and have 2 boys my oldest is 16 and my youngest is my special guardian angel. My inspiration to be a caregiver was my family. At the age of 38 my dad had the Widow Maker heart attack. At that point, not knowing if my dad was going to survive is when I realized being in the medical field is where I was meant to be. After my dad got better, my grandma started showing signs of Alzheimer's and Dementia. A very short time later she passed. This was a very difficult time but it was also when being a caregiver made the most sense. In 2016 I attended Fox Valley Technical College and started CNA classes. Along with my CNA I also have all of my CBRF certifications and medication administration. As of January 2022 I'm back at FVTC to further my medical career studying for my Certified Medical Assistant and in the summer I'll be adding EMT-Basic as well! I am truly blessed to have my amazing fiance and my family as my support system and personal cheer squad! I love what I do and I look forward to the next chapter in the book of Me!

I find caregiving extremely rewarding and thats why I have done it for over 20 years now. The bond you create with the individual/individuals you are assisting is one that can never be replaced. You spend so much time together you literally become family. I became a CNA at the age of 16 and thats where my heart truly belongs.

My name is Michelle and I am 29 years old. I first became interested in elderly care was when my grandpa had a sudden stroke. It impacted my life so much I wanted to continue to help those I'm need of assistance that cannot do on their own. I am very patient and understanding on any level of care. I worked with dementia all the way to hospice so I have experience in many fields. I'm very flexible and enjoy helping others!

Lots of previous experience in caregiving, and I love working with people on a one on one basis. My massage skills can be useful in managing pain.

I enjoy the one on one home care. I believe that seniors should stay in their homes. I took care of my father.Then I cared for my friend for three years. I then had hospice care for my next clients.

Hi there, my name is Jennifer. I'm 24 years old from Seymour Wisconsin. I currently live in Hobart Wisconsin. I started care giving when I was 15 years old when I started helping take care of numerous people in my family. I didn't fully start care giving on a professional level until I was 18 years old. I really do enjoy care giving , I always have. Being able to help someone with something they are no longer able to do themselves , or just even being able to make someone's day better with my help or just by my company, makes me happy. I have completed all my basic CBRF trainings. And just through the years it has gave me a great deal of knowledge and experience to assist me on a daily basis with my work.