Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Gerber - 11 caregivers found

I am naturally maternal being the oldest of 3 boys and being the only girl in my family. I don't have any kids of mine own so being a caregiver fulfills those maternal needs in a way of providing care to others. I love to cook and give my residents a great meal. What attracted me to being a caregiver was the growth within the companies that I can continue on with. Also caregiving just came naturally to me because I helped take care of my grandpa who was in his late 80's from the ages of 13-adulthood I helped take care of my great grandpa who lived with us. I carried that into my job field, and it just came naturally to me. I enjoy being a person there who they trust and know they can count of for good quality care. Nothing makes me more happy than hearing "thank god you're here" because that feeling of being trusted by my residents to make the right choices and be there for them really means a lot to me. A personal achievement I have is learning how to bake and cook better for my resident's. Also becoming ultimately stronger as a person when handling these intense emergency situations, they'll prepare you for the real world and real scenarios and that has made me more confident in my day to day life.

I am a retired Paramedic and am looking for part time work. I love to learn new things. I care about people and have empathy for others. I have been a caregiver most of my life. I raised three children. I am good at multi-tasking. I took care of several elderly relatives. I am a good listener and like talking to people. I am proud that I have overcome all the fears in my life and that I completed a career in Emergency Medical Services.

I'm currently a student going through LVN school, so I have a quite the background when it comes to patient care. Not only do I enjoy helping out with caregiving, but it could also help me learn more towards my scope or practice. Going along with that is also learning about those with different diagnoses and how to help in different ways, which would make me a better care giver for anyone I help! I enjoy how different everyday could be when it comes to caregiving and just doing what needs to be done to keep the patient and family healthy and happy.

I started off as a caregiver working up a little high to certified home health aide and now just weeks away from receiving my Nursing assistant license. In all I have about 2 1/2 years of experience so far and am planning to become a registered nurse very soon as well. I have worked in home health environment as well as facilities/ retirement homes/ hospital rehabs. I am quite the thorough worker bee and enjoy working with elderly along with special needs (of all ages)/children too.

I started my caregiver journey with my dad in 2001, learning from the ground up I gain knowledge in the aging field and how to provide comfort and joy in a elder's daily life. From there, I joined a continuing care facility and spent the the next 11 years gaining additional knowledge (RCFE and NHA Licensed). I place myself in the senior's shoes to understand what their expectations are and how I can be a partner in helping them navigate this uncertain journey. While some days can be a challenge for that person, I will always make sure my elder friend is happy with the time we spent together.

I became a caregiver when my father was diagnosed with cancer and I didn't want anyone else caring for my father but me & when he passed away I wanted to continue to care for others peoples loved ones as I would my own. I like being a caregiver because I love helping people it's always been apart of me to go out my way to help anyone I could. My personal achievement would be going to school and learning how to properly care for individuals. Well my name is Judith Marie Knox I'm 29 years old I have a son who just turned 9 my husband & I have been married 3 years the 14th of March. My favorite color is purple I love going out to eat & trying new foods. I love shopping & cooking I'm trying to get my body into shape so eating healthy is my new obstacle.

Hi there! I'm Marvette, 21 year old CNA. I got certified this year, however I am absolutely in love with this profession and am looking to even further my experience with in home care. Before becoming a CNA, I was a barista and did housekeeping. I will be getting IHSS certified this month. My favorite part about my profession is being a companion and a friend to your family member. I know my boundaries and I truly care about my residents. I am professional, respectful, always on time, and genuine as I can be. I enjoy doing yoga, spending time with family and friends, trying new foods, and aspire to be a surgical nurse. Please reach out to me for any questions about myself or my background.

Seeking to obtain a position in a facility where my knowledge and experience will be utilized as well as enhanced. I strive to cultivate a safe and comfortable environment for patients while providing consistently superior care with a personal touch.t, loving and caring individual. I am a very loving and patient individual that loves to help those in need. I love working as a caregiver because you lend a hand to someone that really needs the help and that to me is very special. I enjoy helping others and making it easier on client to know someone is here for them when they need it.

Hello! My name is Luis. I have been an aid for 3 years, while being a caregiver for 1 year. I have worked two years at Arbor Post Acute (Skilled Nursing Facility), one year at Enloe Medical Hospital and one year at Prestige Assisted Living. I enjoy working as a CNA/Caregiver because it allows those who I'm taking care of to live a more comfortable life. I am here to help and provide companionship. I also understand Spanish fluently, and can speak it well.

My greatest assets are compassion, reliable, dependable, trustworthy, empathy, flexible and patience which push me to be a caregiver. When I was a caregiver in a small facility some of my clients we're looking for me and wants me to do their hygiene, helped going to the toilet, dressing up and preparing for their meals. And what mostly I remember was my co-caregiver had trouble with them when it's their shift because they mostly looking for me. It was my flexibility that made them comfortable being with me. I respect what they want and made them a happy senior living in a facility with love and care like a family.