Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Ashley - 32 caregivers found

I love helping while growing I growup with my grandmother and I used to help her so when I grew I decided to go for CNA class so that I can inquire more knowledge. Am patient, caring, loving, Honest, active and very strong. I have 2 years pay experience working with seniors. Have worked as HHA, CNA AND PCA. I gained/ Learned alot from seniors because they know alot of things, learned to be patient, loving and am very proud

I love doing a caregiver because is my career is taking care of elderly people

I'm a great caregiver because im a compassionate person and I love what I do. I wanted to be a caregiver because I love taking care if sick people and people with challenges. Something I enjoy most about being a caregiver is when I interact with the clients.

i am very dependable and passionate about what I do. I take great pride in my work. I became a caregiver to family ,then I realized this was what I wanted to do. Not just a job but somehow my passion. I enjoy helping others. I can be there for someone that appreciates me. The fact that I can contribute to make others life better makes me proud of what I do.

I became a a Registered Nurse (Acute Nurse) because people's health is my concern. Assist clients who needs my services to perform their daily activity, Assessment of the patient and reporting changes to the appropriate health team. I am proud of myself being able to assist individuals who need my assistance, and also able to redirect them in a safe way according to what they are experiencing. I am smart, assertive and intelligent lady who takes initiate within my job description. I am productive with any work or task given. I complete my work effectively. I am welcoming.

1.I love taken care of people,especially those that needs the assistance of others. 2.I enjoy helping people. 3.My patients always love to be with me and it intends gives me joy that i do my job well. 4.A young lady who is very passionate about what she does.

I'm trustworthy, honest and dependable hardworker with a personality and a smile. I've always had the heart of wanting to help. I've had the same client's for 5+ years

I'm a mother of a beautiful princess, I love what am good at,caring and sharing love is what am good at,I grow up with my lovely and caring grt grandma,I know what it is to put smile on one's face,I love the fact that I can still help someone,the fact that I can still put relief in someone mind,the fact that I can still still choose to have a strangers as my mother,father,aunty,sis,or youngs,is a very beautiful one.

A little about me! I am a single mom to 2 kids , 5 y.o and 2 y.o. I have been in healthcare for 6 years , I have my STNA license along with my EMT-B certification. I have worked in a long term care facility, also in the hospital environment learning about each speciality . I have taken care of my late grandparents which was 24 hour care , so I personally know how stressful it is to take care of a family member by yourself . I treat each of my patients as if they were my family and give them the best care I can .

Hello! My name is Holly Hull. I am a retired 20-yr corporate marketing/communications professional, who has chosen private in-home caregiving as my "second act." In 2008-2009, my parents were diagnosed with cancer, and my 14-yr journey as a caregiver began. I learned a lot about the caregiving industry during this time; and saw a real need for patient, compassionate, reliable and trustworthy care. I am a firm believer in customized care that caters to the patient's needs, personality, likes and dislikes. For example, my current patient does not like water on her face, so I brought in a waterproof visor that keeps water out of her face during showering. Truly, the role of caregiving is not a one-size-fits-all approach. I have helped patients navigate terminal illnesses, such as cancer and alzheimer's. My current patient is an early-onset Alzheimers patient, who was diagnosed at age 49. I have been with her and her family for 4 yrs; caring for the patient, as well as her two girls, in areas their mother could no longer assist. With their oldest daughter attending college this fall, the family has decided to move to be closer to her. Hence, why I am looking for my next patient. I find the role of caregiving an impactful way to "give back" and help others in need.