Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Stroud - 15 caregivers found

I am a caregiver for about five years and I help the clients with their daily needs (basic ADLs), exercising, checking vitals, light housekeeping, showering, and preparing meals.

I have been doing caregiving for about 5 years now. I love to help people out and love talking and hanging out. I wanted to become a caregiver since i was young because i loved the fact that you get to help people out.

i have been working as a caregiver for 3+ years and absolutely love helping people with day to day duties. i love helping people and i enjoy it.

I'm a professional with an easy personality, I have traveled to various parts of the world while serving my Country, so I've lived with diversity on a very large scale. I enjoy the Care field as it gives me satisfaction while working with others to bring change to those in distress.

I love helping! My grandmother had a huge influence on my life. I have done everything from a to z in eldercare situations. I love it. I don't have grandparents anymore, so my clients are special people in my life. I'm basically quiet but always positive and smiling. I have my CNA, I worked on the Cardiac monitors, so I feel comfortable with situations where some don't. I also took my LPN but didn't test, bc my father was dying from cancer.. I took care of him and realized I liked taking care of people and serving on an up close and personal level.

I enjoy the most about caregiving when clients talk to me about fun stories about their past. I enjoy being their voice to hear whenever they are sad or need a friend to talk to. I enjoy watching western shows and I enjoy most to cook and clean for them.

I'm patient and precise in my duties. I have years experience in caring for elderly and the developmentally disabled. Caring for those in society that aren't fully capable is my calling. I'm most proud of what I've been able to learn from each one of my previous clients.

I started doing private care about 8 years ago 4 years into it I realized I liked doing it . So I went and got certified to broaden my work area . Last year I was nominated for CNA of the year at the last facility I worked . Then I went to mission hospice . People asked me when they find out I worked for a hospice company they ask ain't that a difficult job . I responded with "no it is a blessing and I learn so much from the people I take care of ."

Compassionate, Companion, positive, patient, jolly, honest, trustworthy, dependable, prompt, and flexibility. I always had a passion in caring for people; My mother has been in the medical field, so i always looked up her; I'm most proud of becoming a certified HHA after the pandemic hit.

As a young teenager, I would help give care to my great grandma as well as her home health nurses that came in and worked endlessly to make sure she had the best day she possibly could have. Seeing how drastically her days would change depending on who walked through the door, it lead to me wanting to go to college to become a nurse. If I could choose anyone to care for my loved one, I would want someone like me to give the position to. I have seen how illnesses can make someone, once so prideful, feel as if they aren't worthy anymore. My main goal is to make sure that, even on the bad days, your loved one would feel as if they were still as independent as they used to be and that they know they can rely on and trust their care giver. I would work endlessly to give your loved one the care and love that they deserve. I have many years of experience in this area. I attended Pioneer Technology Center in my high school years in order to receive my CNA license, I am currently enrolled at Meridian Technology Center in Stillwater to become an EMT, and after completing my course there, I will re-enroll at Northern Oklahoma College to complete my BSN. My current schedule is very flexible with my classes being Monday and Wednesday nights from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. I hope to be able to work with you and your family soon!