Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Poteau - 15 caregivers found

Worked 28 years in health care at Mercy Medical Center as a Certified Nursing Assistant . Have taking care of a lot of people. My grandmother had a caregiver I love how she took care of my grandmother , she would let me help when I was there . Just helping people bring a smile to my face and also their faces , my mother always said to help people as much as you can it's the right thing to do. I took care of my sister before she died for 6 six years gladed I got the time to pay her back for all the time she took care of me as I was growing up..

I love old people ,some are lonely and sick.Been there,not fun .I have become a widow and retired ,it is boring.Want to go back to work partime.Love caregivers because helping one another is part of God's plan

I am a professional and compassionate caregiver with 20+ years experience. I am very passionate about caring for the elderly and individuals in need of the many services I am well able to provide. Not only can I offer physical support but my my past training allows me to provide emotional support for both my clients and their families. I can offer my clients a wide variety services. These services include companionship, meal prep, light housekeeping, transportation, and medication management. I am also highly efficient in basic caregiving tasks such as monitoring vital signs and performance of personal hygiene which include bathing, skin care, oral care, shaving, nail care and peri care. I am also very familiar with basic medical equipment such as hospital beds, lift recliners, wheel chairs, walkers, bed pans, fracture pans, bedside toilets, oxygen machines and portable tanks, and breathing treatment equipment. I am also well trained in lifting and transferring techniques for safety.

Hello my name is Bryakila, I am 29 years old with two children, 90% of my jobs have been in the Healthcare field. I've taken cna classes, I've done home health, and worked in a few assisted living facilities. I have experience with using a hoyer lift, using a bed pan, wound care etc, very experienced. If you're interested please don't hesitate to reach out.

Hi my name is Stacy, I'm 53 yrs. Old. I became a caregiver after the loss of my grandmother. Seeing what my mother went through trying to care for her with very little help with my family other than my sister who lived in the same town and state and was the only one who could personally help my grandmother and mother. After seeing what my mom and sister went through I decided that working as a preschool teacher just wasn't enough for me anymore. So I went to work for a local company here in Fort Smith, AR. And my first night on the job I was sent to a client's home and wasn't informed by anyone that the client's family had all been called to his home to say thier goodbyes he passed away 30 minutes after I got there. It broke my heart to watch his family going through this but it made me feel good that I was able to be there to just care for his basic care so his family could just spend their time with no worries. After that I lost my mother and went through the same thing and was great full that we had a hospice nurse who not only came to care for mother but she took time out of her day to make sure that my sister and myself were doing okay as well. This is when I knew that being a caregiver was my true calling. I want to be able to be the who can help relieve a family some of their worries so they can have as much time with their loved ones and not have to worry about their basic needs knowing that I was there to take on that roll for them . This is my way of paying it forward.

Hi I'm DeAnna Bolin , I've work in a senior living and alzheimer unit for Just over 2 years as a Lead Caregiver/Med Aide Tech. I love working with any and all types of people. I decided to become a caregiver after having a severe illness putting me in ICU for 8 days causing me to have to have help with basic daily activities like showering, toilet, walking ,etc. I personally enjoy getting to know the patients (residents) such as their life stories , medical history , likes and dislikes personal interest. My personal achievement that I'm proudest is living past my congestive heart failure and build my family.

I enjoy taking care of people who need my help. I am a Christian lady with strong Christian values. I don't smoke, love animals, and I am a energetic and happy person. I have 2 sons and they are in college. I enjoy planting flowers, fishing, hunting, and going to church. I take pride in all that I do especially when it comes to taking care of another's family members. I spoil my patients and treat them with love and respect and I treat them as if they are my own family . I believe in being punctual and not leaving early for work or anything. I have experience in taking care of autism, ALS, cancer, cholostomy bags, bed ridden, Alzheimer, dementia, and many other patients and being their companion is also an importance part to the helping of others maintain their independence while being at home. I have not had any patients to fall on me and I am very attentive to your loved ones needs. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and may you have a blessed day.

I'm a care giver it is my calling, I drive to take great care of my clients to make sure they are healthy happy safe.

I've often been told by the families I work for that I have the patience of Job. I believe being raised by my grandparents drew my heart to the elderly. I have been a caregiver for 23 years. I treat my patients as if they were my own family. I look forward to going into work everyday. I truly enjoy being a companion and helper to those in need.

Highly dedicated & knowledgeable CNA with an outstanding background in caregiving and high quality resident care. Adept at handling difficult and/or traumatic situations with common courtesy and professionalism. Able to work independently and as a team member at a residential or private organization. Self starter. Very compassionate and loving. Love to encourage self independence as much as possible. I have quite a few achievements but what I'm proud of is that I am a CNA I hold up my title. I've seen some of the most absurd things from people who hold that same title and it scares me so. Stating that fact leads into why I believe I have to keep going the distance to help make a difference in these people's lives then others will soon follow my lead. I've not always had someone to care for me so I believe that what makes me the outstanding aide that I am.