Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Crows Landing - 200 caregivers found

I work for a school Monday-Friday as a teacher assistant with the special education program. I have experience working with the elders. I worked as a activity assistant for almost 2yrs. I'm single mom with three daughters. I am bilingual English/Spanish.

I began my caregiving career as a skilled CNA in a nursing home at the Care Center in Oakdale. Once I perfected my skills and with the proper work-methods, I resumed my work ethics at Oak Valley Hospital in the Rehabilitation Center; and was promoted by The Director of Nursing to a RNA position ( Restorative Nursing Assistant) working directly with professionals such as PT, PTA, Speech Specialists, RNs and Doctors. It was my absolute pleasure to see my patients regain their health and return home to loved ones. With my acquired experience and knowledge, great compassion and kindness, I became an independent caregiver and have worked as a private caregiver for over 20 yrs. I love what I do. I have met many wonderful clients and family loved ones; and graciously, I have received many letters of recognition. Through my caregiving process, I have worked diligently along side Hospice, applying my nursing skills to bring comfort to dying patients. My goal is to bring a quality of life to my clients with much joy and with a compassion filled with gentle kindness. Please see letters of recommendation and summaries of some of my caregiving positions below. Prefer work in city if Oakdale.

I have been involved in working in the healthcare field for over the past 20 years now. I really enjoy taking care of my clients. I show them a lot of empathy and compassion. I like to do what I can to make my clients feel special. I always go the extra mile to keep them happy. What attracted me most about being a good caregiver? This gives me a lot of joy to take care of people. It makes me feel special in my heart to let them know that I am dependable, compassionate, and trustworthy. The three things that I enjoy about being a caregiver are 1. treating a person like a family member 2. I have developed a lot of good relationships with my clients and their family members. 3. I also love to help people through their disease process. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is my children who I love very much. Also, I am also pleased to say that I received my first degree in Healthcare Management in 2018. I have a lot of great features under my belt which Include MA, CNA, Phlebotomist, and Home Health aide, Also I have a degree in Business Administration. I still have great compassion in my heart to provide care for clients.

Hi my name is xaia I'm 20 years old I've been in the caregiving field for almost 3 years I'm super kind and Paitent and very much well qualified

I am currently in my 3rd semester of nursing school at MJC. I have been working at the hospital as a pct for 3 years as well as caregiving for the past 8 years. I am compassionate and reliable

I love helping people that need that extra help. I love my job and I enjoy spending time and acompaning people. I'm a very reliable, sweet, kind, outgoing, motivated, spontaneous.

My name is Irene Enriquez. I am seeking work as a caregiver. I have 3 years of caregiving experience. I have provided care for elderly patients with learning and mental difficulties. Also elderly with different health problems that needed extra attention. I take pride in my work and keep learning as much as I can so I can provide the best care the patient needs. I am a fluent Spanish speaker that is eager to help my patients.

Hello my name is Tammy. I have been doing caregiving for 32 + years. I have experience in physical therapy,occupational therapy. Hoyer lifts GI feeding tubed , colostomy bags, nebulizers, sleep apnea monitors and many more. I have alot of experience and not much I haven't done. I specialized and dementia and Alzheimer's. . I also have experience with hospice care.

I have always enjoyed helping people, I come from a family of caregivers. My grandmother was an lvn and worked in the convalescent hospital for as long as I can remember my first job was in that same hospital where I worked every summer all through high school until I was 18

I started out as a CNA when I was 16 years old in a convalescent home, I was in the Army from 1975 to 1978. I used the GI Bill to become an LVN. I've worked in LTC, rehabilitation and acute care settings. you name it I've probably done it. My father was a minister and my Mom always wanted to be a nurse, however she kept busy being a ministers wife, I took care of both of them in their last days. I now prefer to take care of people in their homes, which I believe is the ideal setting and much less stressful.