Diabetes Caregivers in Vinton - 47 caregivers found

**UPDATE 10/2020 I am not taking any shifts for now as I have taken on full time homeschooling my two sons. I will update this profile once I am back in the field. Unfortunately at this point, my boys go everywhere with me therefore the only job types I accept are those in which I can bring them with me. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, I hope to return to the normal job hunt soon. Thank you! I'm a head strong mother of 3, entrepreneur, and wife! My passion comes with my personality of always being a "momma hen" which is what I love and why I'm great at...taking care of people. I strive for the best care of my patients and treat them as my own family because ultimately that's what they become, an extension of your heart and life. I have a very wide and extensive knowledge in all areas of care from nursing home long term care to hospital emergency room and pre/post surgical patients. I am very confident that I am a good fit for any patient and want to make sure that their family members feel that confidence in hiring me for their loved ones care. (Currently in the process of renewing my CNA license for record and will update that updated expiration date ASAP. Please keep posted.) My availability as of right now is Monday- Friday 7am-5pm and this is subject to change and willing to negotiate other shifts when I have availability. Just talk to me and let me know and if I can take the shift you need I will. I have worked graveyards before so I'm not opposed but being as though I have young children I prefer to stick to day shifts. I absolutely look forward to hearing from you!!!

I am a retired physical therapist assistant. My background is primarily in geriatric rehabilitation, wound care, stroke recovery, exercise programs, ambulatory activities, etc. I have recently been employed as a home health care aide. Duties include: light house keeping, meal preparation, exercise, and medication reminders. I also have been trained in both crisis intervention and grief counseling.

Hello! I developed the ability to be a Caregiver since I was 16 years old and I started caring of my mom under the directions of my sisters who are Nurses until she died in 2004. At the age of 24 years old I started to work in Family Houses as an Independant Caregiver, Home Cares, Hospices in Puerto Rico until I moved to USA on 2015.

I am an LVN with a history of individual care of elderly, terminally ill patients and patients with special needs. I am energetic, organized and detail-oriented. I do my best to make sure that all duties are performed professionally and to my patient's and employer's standards and satisfaction. I have been interested in having a career in the medical field since I was a young girl. Throughout my adult life I have tried to pursue a career in nursing, but only recently have I been able to accomplish that. I have cared for a special needs patient for 13 years and have cared for patients with various other types of needs since 1999. I enjoy helping others. I perform at least 20 hours of community service a week and have been with the same organization for over 10 years. I am compassionate and caring. I want to do whatever I can to help make the lives of those with disabilities and illnesses easier and more productive while allowing them to maintain as much of their independence as possible.

Well, I have always felt a special connection with people, and that is why I decided to pursue a career in nursing. I have always been amazed with the human body, and everything it entails. I love that my career demands me to be compassionate with people, and loving, which I feel is one key element to be a nurse. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is that I can provide people with quality of time; sometimes people just need a hug, or someone to talk to, to make their day better. A personal achievement I am proud of is when I had to perform CPR on a resident, and fortunately, he recovered from the heart attack. I feel like nursing is what I always wanted to do, and I am glad I can say that I love what I do.

I am a very compassionate person with a desire to help and assist clients and their families in the time of need. I am 26 yrs old I began working in healthcare at the age of 18. My first job out of high school was at St Patrick's hospital and I have been in healthcare ever since. I have experience working in several different care setting: hospitals, nursing homes, group homes, and in-home care. I am currently in school for vocational nursing to further my education.

I became a certified nurses aide in November of 1999 but took care of my grandmother for 3yrs before that, I like deicating my time into taking care of a adult, child or etc, with a disability and need care, I enjoy the work I do and I care as if it was a family of my own. I'm proud of being a good caregiver and love the type of job I do cause it's very challenging and its alot of different personality u have to be able to deal with and still enjoy ur jobs caus u know the situation of disability of the adult or child you care for. I am dependable and a hard worker when it come to take care of business and doing the job the way it suppose to go. I have 3 children, 25,21, and 19. I work for Lake Charles Memorial Hospital on 8t and I enjoy my job and love my co workers

Ive been working as I caregiver for 10 plus year. Since I was a young girl nursing is something I always had a passion for. So I be came I caregiver and it's something I love and enjoy doing... I love the fact of being able to help someone else!

I became a certified nurse assistant when I was a senior in high school because I loved helping the elderly. I have 12 years experience working in hospitals, nursing homes, home health and private sitting. I am easy to get along with, dependable, trustworthy, honest and a hard worker. I am 44 years old.

My personality traits and expertise just being compassionate and a loving person I have a great attitude I come to work with a smile on my face I love helping people when you put yourself in their shoes you never know who you're going to leave Personal achievements that I'm proud of is taking care of my dad for four years before he passed away he was Fightin to recover from a stroke