Blood Disorders Caregivers in Belton - 65 caregivers found

Certificate cna since 1998 years of experience

I have been a nurse for over 30 years and was a nursing home nurse so I have patience and experience with with many levels of care. I am looking for someone who needs me to provide assistance for their loved one. I live in Belton so I am centrally located. I am kind caring and trustworthy. I am a loyal person .

Hi, I'm guadalupe I would love help you care for your loved one.

I have been working as a caregiver for many years. , I love to do home care. I have experience in many areas. Love people and will be attentive to your needs.

I am an outgoing, compassionate person who loves to be around elderly and help them with their daily task! I became a caregiver because I always loved and enjoyed getting my uncle who was down syndrome smile, that enjoyment on his face was everything to me! I love just talking about their memories and what they love/use to do, love looking at photo albums with them and just seeing that love and joy on their face is why i continue to love being their companion.

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The personality traits I have are that I am determined, enthusiastic, reliable, honest, encourageable, helpful, resilient, playful, caring, and genuine about what I do and who I am as a person. What attracted me about being a caregiver is the fact that I can be a huge benefit in someone else. I hope and pray that I will always be known as the person that everyone can come to or rely on in times of need. Being a Care Giver gives me great joy and pleasure to be of assistance in someone's every day necessities in their life. I love what I do and the roll I play. A few personal achievements I am proud if, first and foremost are my amazing children, then the fact that I am currently in the US Army and in a combat MOS as a woman, also that I am able to provide for my family and uphold my duty to my country all in one. If you have any further questions, please, don't hesitate to ask me.. I'm an open book.

Caring respectful and really patient... I love making my patient comfortable

I take each client as if they are family making sure I know what their needs are. Also, asking engaging questions about what they would like to accomplish, goals for the near future, and what type of care works best for them.

I wanted to become a CNA because, I want to accomplish something important in my life. As a CNA I am making a difference in not only the lives of the patients that I help, but also their friends and families. I am helping to make many peoples lives more comfortable, and it can be a very rewarding experience. With me being a CNA is a great way for me to really test myself on my goals and to exposes myself to many members of the health care team. Going through training was hard work and being in charged with caring for sick people isn't something to be taking for granted. You have to have the will and desire to help people. You also have to have patience and to be very compassionate. You have to be committed to a physically demanding job, with little tolerance for poor work ethic. I feel what makes me a good caregiver is with the 20 years experience in the medical field, I bring an additional quality that makes me the best person for the job--and that's my passion for excellence. I am passionately committed to producing very good results. I have excellent communications skills, strong organizational skills, to be a willing team player and work well under pressure. I am a people person with an acute understanding of what my client needs. I have establish a good relationship with my clients and helping them get what they need. I have experience in Home Care, Wound Care, Diabetic Management Medication Management, Care for the Elderly, Assistance with activities of daily living (ADL); ROM, Bathing, Dressing, Errands, Escort, Exercising, Feeding, Grocery Shopping, Grooming, Hair Care, Skin Care, Toileting, Transfers, Ambulation, Laundry, Light Housekeeping, Meal Preparation, Assist with self-administered medication, Care for the chronically ill, Care for stroke victims, Nursing Care, Trach Care, Respiratory Care, Nutritional, Physical Therapy, Bowel and Bladder Program, Wound Care Management, Blood Pressure Monitoring, Vital Signs, Catheter Care and many more.