Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Hurricane - 6 caregivers found

I have a lot of compassion I love people helping people I enjoy giving a smile to those who need it every day I give motivation every day I learn new things and I can transmit joy everything I do I do it with love and passion

Hi, my name is Brenda-May. I have been a CNA for 6 years. I am confidently skilled in all of the skills listed below. I have a passion to care for all people. My favorite thing about being a CNA is taking care of my patients in a very vulnerable and uncomfortable time in their lives along with being that trusted person to care for them. I am proud to be a CNA that does my job with confidence, quality care, kindness, empathy, passion, and compassion. I love what I do! Thank you for allowing me to take care of your loved ones during this time in your life and theirs.

Hi, I enjoy being around people and helping when needed. I've been that way since I was a little girl, you would always see me helping others. What enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing that I gave someone the dignity and support they needed during the time I was there, and that I gave them my best. My greatest accomplishment so far in my 48 years of living is being a mom and grandmother! I have 4 amazing children and I am just amazed at how successful and thoughtful they are! And my grand babies are just perfect!

I am a caring and compassionate individual that comes with seven years experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant working in various expanses from Skilled nursing facilities to physical rehabilitation facilities to hospitals and home health. I decided in 2016 that it would be a good idea to advance my career in the medical field and became a Certified Medical assistant starting out in urgent care/family practice to move into Cardiology practice which I have enjoyed over the past two years (Between Montana and in St. George UT). Sadly in 2018 I did let my Certified Nursing Assistant certificate expire, so I would be a personal care attendent in this capacity doing the same thing as a CNA. Since I have started the pre-requisits for Nursing in 2021 at Dixie state University to regain my certification is in the works. What attracted me to being a caregiver is my family has been in the medical field for three generations so I am following suite. I took care of my grandparents for four years prior to becoming a CNA. Then I was encourage by my family to get my certificate and continue on. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is the ability to meet people on their needs and fulfilling what missing and helping them through some of the most difficult times in their life. Something that I am most proud of is seeing my patients leave with a smile when they are confronted with challenges and helping them transition from chaos thinking to clear avenues of thoughts and peace.

I love to help people with their ADL. I am a good listener and I like to make sure my clients get the best care possible.

I have been living with and caring for a 94 year old woman. She has severe dementia and recognizes me as her caregiver and friend, but doesn't know my name. She has mood swings and shifts and is easy at times and very difficult at times. I love her dearly and very much enjoy caring for her. I have a fondness for elderly people. My grandfather had Alzheimer's and I did some part time caring for him before he died. I really like the feeling I get when she is comfortable and content because I have attended to her needs. When I help her get into bed and massage her feet with lotion, cover her up with her covers, and run my fingers through her hair while she closes her eyes, its the best feeling in the world. I make up songs using her name and she smiles and sometimes sings along with me. The reason I became a caregiver is because I have a weak heart condition wherein I cannot work a "normal" job and so I needed a job that provided for my needs, but also that does not exhaust me. Elderly people move slower than I do, so I can keep up with them. Because of my weak heart, I cannot lift a person, so someone in my lady's family comes to give her a bath. However, I give her sponge baths, and in emergencies, I have been able to lift her. I prepare her meals, help her dress, wash her face, brush her teeth, do her hair and makeup, take her for rides, talk to her, laugh with her, help her to bed and also help her change her adult pull-ups daily. Her daughter has dec