Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Mesilla - 24 caregivers found

Very attentive, empathetic and very honest and have the utmost integrity. Friendly, charismatic are also traits of mine aside from being very responsible and dependable coming from a 6 year military background. I always loved to help others in need no matter what circumstances they are in I believe everyone deserves help.

Hello, my name is Tammy and I am a highly patient and compassionate Caregiver with 22+ years experience in home health care and hospice care settings. I am well equipped to provide emotional support in a comfortable, soothing home environment. Client focused and empathetic with strong belief in the importance of companionship and support in client care. Established record of reliability and creating positive rapport with patients, family and staff.

I've been a CNA/Caregiver for more than 10 years. Helping/caring pts. is my passion and I feel getting rewarded by seeing pts. looks happy, feel not neglected and feel loved. I treat pts. with dignity and respect.

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I am a hard working healthcare provider that is always striving to go above and beyond the standard of care. I am friendly and able to develop a good report with patients and their family members quickly. I enjoy listening to my patient's concerns and discussing my patient's health care needs. I have even been able to learn new things from my patients when they had a diagnosis I was unfamiliar with. I became a nurse because I knew at the age of three that I wanted to help people. I have always been fascinated by medicine. I enjoy watching my patients recover and get better. It brings me pleasure to know that I am able to help someone in anyway. Sometimes that means comforting someone other times it means helping them heal physically, mentally, and emotionally. I have a wide range of experience. I have worked with postpartum moms and newborns all the way through geriatrics and end of life. I have worked in mental health, rehab/recovery, neurological, and cardiac units as well. I got my first responders when I was 15 and was the youngest person in my class to graduate from nursing school. That puts me at 22 years of experience in the medical field.

* 5 years Caregiving *Uplifting, Outgoing, Patient, Positive, Understanding, Trustworthy, Reliable *Love the companionship with my clients and uplifting them when down.

My name is Arianna, I love helping where it is needed. I have plenty of experience with elderly, elderly with Alzheimer's/dementia. Elderly who are independent and elderly who are dependent.

I treat all my clients like if they were my own mother and father. Family is very important to me.I've been a caregiver for 15 years . Caregiver is not for everyone it's very emotionally ,mentally and physically draining job . By taking care of someone's love ones mother father brother sister makes me feel good that I'm doing something good for others . The feeling you get back is 100% better I have always thought to give is better than receiving I'm a very giving person. I lost both my parents at a very early age and I took care of my sister as she was suffering from lupus . I took care of my first husband he had a heart condition and Diabetic he passed away three years ago in our home . I have now moved on and remarried to a Wonderful strong , supportive , retired ATF marine. We also have a Niece that's nine that I am legal guardian too and we are raising her the best way we know how and that's with lots of love. I have four kids and two step kids and eight grandchildren that I love dearly.

Growing up in a family with an medical professional (my mom)I surely made up my mind that one day I would become a nurse. After watching my mom take care and aid the sick in her home, I knew I wanted to become more hands-on with patients. While still in high school, I helped my mother aid to the sick in our home, I helped with little jobs as needed around the house. Being surrounded on a daily basis by this kind of environment is what made me want to become a caregiver. After high school I attend the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff to become a RN. Although at the time my dream fell throw my fingers due to a car accident years down the line, a job fell into my lap at a home care/housing facility where I assisted the elderly in their home. I must say working there was very inspirational; not only did it open my eyes to the world, but it gave me the opportunity to help those who couldn't help themselves. This is what prompted me to further my education in caregiving by attending CNA school. I became a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) and started working at a nursing home/rehabilitation center. I quickly learned that CNA job are different - but it challenged me to push myself harder and give 100% at all times. Now, I'm in school (lose CNA due to not renewing them because of school and can show them) to become an LVN I'm starting to see myself finally reaching my goal and help those in need. But as of now, being a caregiver is such an honor - it's all about putting away your needs to assist others. Knowing that a smile on your face can bring joy and happiness to someone else is priceless. The moments when you can reflect back and see how you have helped someone is what caregiving is all about.

I am a kind, trustworthy, loving, attentive,very dependable. I have worked with the elderly since I was sixteen. I drove a 70 year old back and forth to speech therapy in Commerce,Texas. On weekends I stayed from Friday night to Monday morning with a bed bound elderly woman. I read to her, bathed her, cooked all her food and fed her, changed her when she needed changing. I have done elder care since 16 even though I worked a full time job. I took care of my terminally ill father for a year until his death. I did everything. I ran errands, took him to his appointments and took care of all his physical and mental needs. I love taking care of people and I know that if the family has hired me they need respite and have someone with their loved one who is going to take the best care of them.