Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Niota - 16 caregivers found

I'm Summer ONeal, I have 10 years experience as a caregiver (mainly memory care). My very first job was in an assisted living facility. I have done CNA training and Medical Assistant training.

Iam a people person who enjoys getting to know others and serving them. I've been doing this for 22 yrs and I believe this is my calling.

I am a retired Recreation Therapist with my Master degree and 37 years of paid experience working with seniors. I have much training working with Alzheimer’s dementia. I live locally, am very kind and patient, am reliable, honest, dependable and am hard working. I can provide many activities to increase their quality of life; I also have 4 years of experience working in their home, as I am also a Certified Home Health Aide; I assist them with ADL skills, assisting them getting out of bed, getting washed, getting dressed, toiletting, eating, doing light house work, cooking, driving to appts and dispense medications. I hope to hear from you.

Hi Everyone , my name is Tiffany and I've been serving in the caregiving field for over two decades in various settings and roles with seniors , children, disabled adults , and domestic violence survivors . I have always been drawn to roles / opportunities that involve helping and assisting others to live their lives to the fullest while also enabling them function day to day . I love to learn from, listen, and encourage my clients and believe a good attitude and positive energy help achieve these goals . It's also important to meet a client where they are at as this changes as we age and adapt in life . I'm patient , observant , and conscientious. My proudest accomplishments are my two grown children and seeing how they contribute to society by how they give back and live their lives .

I am 27 years old from Cleveland Tennessee. I enjoy music, art, outdoors. I am the youngest of 4 children, and I love to be a helper to others

I have been a C.N.A. since 1981 when I was 19 years old. I have always had a "soft spot" for the elderly/sick. I have worked in all areas of healthcare over the years, hospitals, home health, nursing facilities, geri/psych unit, hospice, private duty. I now own my own business, Quality Home Care, a non-medical home care. This is my calling and I am honored to help others in need.

Hello! My name is Tecla. I currently work for a home care company based in Athens, TN, and I am looking for private clients. I love being a caregiver, and I have 5 years of experience. I am professional, reliable, enthusiastic, and I focus on building a strong rapport with each individual I care for. Everyone is unique, and I am very open to doing things differently in order to meet the specific needs of my clients. I see many clients throughout each week, and I even have a few that I check on when I am off the clock. I love people, and I am very blessed and rewarded by every person in my care.

I have held many positions in the health field. My reasons for remaining in health care are many but the most prominent is the self gratification of helping others.

My current job does not say much about who I am as a person or a caregiver. Before starting in factory work I worked in a nursing home for 4 years. After the nursing home I worked in assisted living for a year. I gave my heart to those jobs. I loved ever minute of being with the elderly. I started by waking them up and taking them to the toilet. Then I would help them get dressed or dress the ones who were unable. I would then assist with normal morning hygiene care. I would take them to dine with others in the dinning hall and then I would feed the ones who could not go. I would do daily excersizes with the residents and give baths when it came time. After breakfast some would take naps, watch tv or do other things. After my rounds of helping to use the bathroom I would visit with some that I didn't get to spend so much time with because of our morning rush to eat. So many of those people whom I took care of couldn't remember some of their own family, but they knew when they seen me coming everyday and they were so happy at times. At the end of the day helping others comes naturally. My gratitude I get from being a caregiver is just making someone smile. If I can make them smile then I must be doing something well.

When I was young my grandfather was very sick. He had several Strokes over the years. My grandmother had no choice but to work to take care of him. So my family and I had to pull together and take care of him. We had to do things such as changing his adult diapers, bathing him feeding him, transferring him. But most of all showing him the love and compassion that he needed. He was a very proud man. He always took care of everyone else. He didn't like having other people to take care of him. So we did everything humanly possible to make him more comfortable. That's what got me into this line of work. And that's what I think of every time I go to a client's house. I think, if this was papaw... what would I do? This is the only job I've ever really loved. And I suppose I have him to thank for it.