Munds Park Caregivers - 48 caregivers found

I have 18+ years experience as a LNA/ CNA/MA/Housekeeper. I am CPR/BLS and First Aid certified. I have worked in Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Homecare and Hospice. A majority of my clients have been diagnosed with Dementia. I have alot of extended learning learning hours with Alzheimer's. I absolutely love working with seniors. I can't imagine doing anything else in this life. I have been out on my own for, five years now, I love the one on one contact of homecare. Integrity is the word I use to describe myself. I always do the right thing, even when no one is looking. Because I am honest and dependable, the work continues to flow. I usually work within the same family for a very long time. I can administer medications and insulin, take vitals, personal care, housekeeping, transportation, cooking, pet care, hospice, really anything you need I can help. I appreciate the consideration and hope to hear from you soon.

I am a single mother of an 9 year old boy I'm originally from California I've lived in Colorado for many years now and I love spending time with my family .

I was an obstetrical nurse in my country and worked as a physician assistant for almost 8 years. On my days off, I would help unfortunate elderly people that needs care for free. I immigrated to the US in 2006. My passion is caregiving, so I took nursing assistant course to enhance my skills. I worked in the hospital, took care people with disabilities and as a home health aide in Hawaii for 13 years. I'm proud of myself that, I was able to take care of my grandparents who had dementia and my mom who had a stroke. I have skills in Psychology that I could apply to render an excellent care to the person who needs my care and friendship.

Compassionate caregiver with 5 years Emergency Medical Service experience, seeking to provide high-level patient care for clients of In-Home Care with disabilities and health limitations.

Responsible, and reliable individual with a passion toward helping others.

I enjoy helping people live there lives to the utmost capacity. Life is to be lived no matter what , everyday is a gift, so enjoy and live it. No matter what disability we are challenged with. We all also deserve to be treated with Love and respect.

I first found a passion for caregiving in 2020, when I began working privately for a family and taking care of an elderly diabetic man. Connecting with someone one-on-one is really important to me, as I recognize the need for patience and kindness tied in with professionalism in this field. I was with him for about a year, doing almost everything with/for him. I can keep track of medication well, prepare healthy meals, transport, keep up with the house/hygiene, and build a personal connection with people. I enjoy a challenge and love learning new things/working with new people.

I recently moved to Sedona from Connecticut. I prefer my work environment to be more personal/ one on one so I can focus and put my energy into the task at hand. I enjoy caring , cooking, organizing and helping others particularly elders. I like listening and conversing with them. They are so appreciative of these seemingly small tasks . To see them comforted gives me a sense of accomplishment that I have succeeded which is wonderful.

It's my passion,I love the duties that goes with the job of caring for families love one's. This career came to me from cleaning houses. Family members would ask if I would watch their love one's and after serial times of being asked I went to school and got my license and certified as a CNA. That's what God had planned for me. I'm still cleaning also on my off time. What I love about this career is the people I'm involved with the friends,work ethics Let's not forget the pet's.

I possess qualities such as empathy, patience, excellent communication skills, adaptability, and a genuine interest in the well-being of others. My motivation to become a caregiver came from a desire to make a positive impact on people's lives and provide support during challenging times. I find fulfillment in building meaningful connections with those I care for and derive satisfaction from contributing to their well-being. As for personal achievements, I often take pride in milestones like helping someone regain independence or improving their quality of life.