Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Premont - 9 caregivers found

Responsible and Experienced caregiver. Experienced in Skilled Nursing, Home Care, Hospice, and post surgery rehabilitation and medication administration. Compassionate and patient. Able to follow care routines. Basic first aid and CPR certified.

My name is Monya castillo I am a mother of three girls I am a honest, reliable person, I'm patient , I'm kind I have a lot of empathy towards people. I have assisted several families in the past with senior care needs. All of which were suffering from multiple issues and ailments. The family needed to be a core part of the caregiving experience. Ensuring that they were aware of their loved one's progress and informed or part of making the decisions. It's a family experience, and that's how I like to treat caregiving. I love to interact with patients I care a lot about the people I take care of. The reason I've always chosen caregiving is because my grandmother and grandfather is someone i always took care of and loved doing that. They are no longer here and it's something that has a piece of my heart always. :)

I'm a very caring outgoing, and compassionate about caring for the elderly. I'm a CNA for 13 years now and enjoy working and caring for the elderly.I've worked in homes , hospitals, nursing facilities and private care . I continue to do so presently.

Hi my name is Gina, I am a CERTIFIED NURSE AID (CNA) of 15 years. I have experience in working in nursing homes, private care, hospice, assisted living and as a traveling Cna as well. What helps me be a great caregiver is helping out families with their loved ones. I love helping out my residents, I help them with every day living needs. I'll keep you company and protect you while under my care. What made me want to become a Cna was when I was a teen, I was working at a facility as a housekeeper and my Aunt was a resident at facility I worked at. My Aunt was blind so she would put the call light or yell for help, well as a housekeeper I was told that we are not to assist residents only can wheel them into dinning room. Well I was mopping down a hall way across from where my aunt would stay and I seen her call light blinking, so I said to myself well the Cna will get it soon. I went back to mopping, I'm down a diff hall now and I still see her light on and I hear her yelling, so I tell the nurse and they said they be there in a bit, nurse went out to smoke and I can still hear her calling out for help. Well I was busy doing my job, next thing I know I see that paramedics rushing into her room and so I left what I was doing and went to see why paramedics went to her room. I come up to her room and what I saw made me run out and call my mother which was her sister. I was soooo furious, what I saw was the EMT guy giving her cpr she was on the floor with blood everywhere and she passed away. I was so upset with the nurses, that if only they would have taken 5 mins out there time to answer that call light or answer her yelling for help she would be here. So after all this passes I told myself I was going to take the Cna class and be a better caregiver than they we're showing me that day. I don't like to ignore light or call for help. I want to be there to protect them, some residents don't have anyone, we as a caregiver are their family. I listen, I love, I help, I care

As a compassionate, friendly, and helpful individual, I've always found fulfillment in assisting others. My journey towards becoming a caregiver was inspired by witnessing the profound impact of compassionate care on my own family members in need. This experience ignited my desire to pursue a career dedicated to providing support and companionship to those in similar situations. What I value most about being a caregiver is the opportunity to make a positive difference in someone's life. Whether it's offering a listening ear, providing assistance with daily tasks, or simply sharing a smile, I find immense joy in knowing that I can help improve someone's quality of life. One of my proudest achievements is transitioning into the role of a caregiver. It represents not only a personal milestone but also a commitment to embodying the qualities of empathy, strength of mind, organization, and punctuality that are essential in this profession. I am dedicated to delivering compassionate care with professionalism and reliability, and I look forward to the opportunity to contribute my skills and passion to your team.

I'm started as a provider 15 years again then I went back to school for medical assistant. Right now im helping out my daughter in jr high school so I decided to go back to provider.

I have worked with other patients and currently I work with students at a school. I enjoy being around people and getting to know them. Being a single mom and providing for my daughter.

My happiness stems from helping others. This includes helping families tend to their loved ones so that they may have peace of mind. It also includes helping individuals needing assistance with tasks of daily life so that they may live a fulfilled, peaceful, happy life! I have worked with special needs individuals, elderly as well as hospice and private care. I believe in committing 100% to any job I am given and will do everything possible to make the person I am working with feel appreciated, respected and well taken care of. I am punctual, dependable, honest , trustworthy and more importantly love what I do. I don't see it as a job but more so a blessing!!

I have been an LVN for 20+ years. I don't believe there has ever been a time when I haven't cared for someone. But now my kids are all grown up now. My last employer was an elderly lady whom I worked for 12 years. She has since passed away. I'm looking for someone who needs me. I strongly believe caring for people and pets is my calling, that is where I feel at home.