Cardiovascular Disorders Caregivers in Keezletown - 14 caregivers found

I am a social work student at JMU and I care about fostering relationships and meaningful lifetime work.

I'm a young, dedicated lady. I lost my dad and my pawpaw and cared for them for their end of life, that drives me to do my very best within my work. I care for clients and if they were my own family.

I became a caregiver in 1997 because I want to try to help anyone in need. I like being a caregiver because I get enjoyment knowing that I am able to help someone in need. I am very proud to have successfully earned my Med. Tech License. I am a wife and a mother of two beautiful children. I am very dependable, trustworthy and respectful. I have been in this field of employment for many years, have great references, and would love to help take care of and spoil your loved one as if they we're my own family. This line of work isn't for everyone but I am positive that it is my calling. It comes naturally and easy to me when I am helping someone else with whatever assistance that they may need. I sincerely get pleasure from knowing that I helped make a difference in someone else's life.. no matter how big or small .

Hello, I'm Devan. Ive always loved care-giving. When i was younger i used to volunteer at Catholic Charities' OASIS (Older Adult Services and Intervention System) and had a strong connection with helping the elderly.

I am a very loving and compassionate person. I work hard to give my clients the respect, empathy, and quality of life they need and deserve. I am a strong believer in patient advocacy, Thier rights and care are of complete importance to me. I carry a lot of pride in myself and my job. It is my duty as a nursing assistant for over 20 years, to go above and beyond to make sure the care of my client is that of superior quality. I have worked in private/home care, as well as hospital/rehab and nursing home settings. Also am very knowledgeable in hospice and end of life care. I pride myself on being a very outgoing, affectionate caregiver, with lots of smiles, laughter and hugs. I feel human touch is necessary in life for healing and comfort. Also I served in the United states Army as a mechanic for 10 years, so I hold myself to high standards in my personal life and in my career fields. I never come into work or leave without a smile!

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I'm a caregiver that has thirty years of experience. I've worked in Mental Health, Geriatrics, and various other medical areas. I'm currently licensed in first aid and cpr. I'm a state certified Med-Tech and CNA.

Hi I'm Heather. I have been doing aid work for going on 20 years. I have experience in many aspects of care for different needs. I am CPR & 1st aid certified. I also have my certification for HHA, PCA & DCA. I have reliable transportation. I have no problem cooking, cleaning, laundry, personal care or whatever other needs or requests you may have. Thank you for your time

Hello, my name is Jessica Lamb. I am 35 years old, and up until 6 years ago, I was a stay at home mom. I have three wonderful children, ages 16, 13, and 6. I chose to return to school and receive my nursing assistant license, because I enjoy taking care of others, and it just felt like the right fit. Since then I have done both facility, and in home care. I prefer the one on one companionship of in home care. I offer all aspects of care pertaining to the activities of daily living.

Strong empathy to surrounding individuals, compassion for life and everyone's feelings, pay strong attention to detail, ambitious, caring, willingness to go the extra mile. I've been a caregiver for over 5 years. My mother is severely physically disabled and needed someone to properly take care of her, that'll show up every day, who can be trusted and has the willingness and knowledge to perform tasks and duties. I like being able to make someone smile, to help them regain happiness and cope with their regression into older age. I know it's hard to accept limitations and I'm good at helping people to overcome issues that affect their capabilities. It's a great feeling knowing I helped them be more self sufficient or to know that I helped them be more comfortable if self sufficiency is not an option. I've helped my mother become less stressed and depressed. I've help her become comfortable because I know her needs and wants and cater to them as needed, sometimes before she even needs it.