Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Rankin - 10 caregivers found

I genuinely care about others, no matter the age. Outside of my wishes of being a medical assistant, I wanted to be a caregiver because I would have one-on-one time with the person. This desire of mine grew as I started working for Clark Lindsey. As a waitress, I get to know the residents to an extent. The reason I joined Synergy (home health care), was to be a companion to residents that may not have that or any type of care as they used to. Knowing that they don't get to see their loved ones as much as they want to, I feel even closer to them because I feel like I can be that person for them-someone who is close to them, cares for them, provides safety, and to really listen and have interest in them. For the client that I currently have as well as others in the past, I learn a lot of life experiences from them and I love to see their eyes light up when they tell me parts of their past as if they are reliving it again and again. Lastly, my personal achievements that I'm proud of happens at Clark Lindsey and with a client I used to have. At Clark Lindsey, when residents would come up to me (when I'm working, or just visiting) telling me that they always enjoy seeing me, always makes my day. Also, recently with a client, I aided in the recovery of one walking again. Even though, I don't see him anymore, I'm happy that he is with his wife and truly happy.

I enjoy taking care of and helping others. It is rewarding to know that I have helped someone in need. I have 11 yrs of customer service experience managing a small healthcare facility.

I am a 22 year old nursing student who is in her last semester of nursing school. Looking to make a little extra money while also helping a family out. I am caring, reliable, and energetic. I love helping people which is why nursing is for me. I am proud of how well I am doing in my nursing program as I am the student government president and I was able to partake in the accelerated BSN nursing course.

I have been a Certified Nursing Assistant since October of 2004. I have had the rewarding opportunity to care for many people with various conditions. Through my experiences, I have excelled in areas of patience, empathy, and communication. My caregiving skills include, but are not limited to; bathing, skin care, dressing, feeding, repositioning, ambulating, toileting, obtaining vital signs, transferring, preparing and serving food, medication reminders, oral hygiene, hospice care, and cleaning living spaces. I enjoy going above and beyond my expected responsibilities to ensure excellent care. I remain sensible and approach high pressure issues appropriately, according to urgency. I am results oriented. I think in terms of what else can be done efficiently, yet with a quality outcome. I take ownership of my job and hold myself accountable. I am flexible and willing to handle a variety of tasks in an organized manner. I am a compassionate person and I am always ready to help others in both my personal and professional life. I work well with all kinds of people and can adapt to their lifestyle and environment.

Because I am a very compassionate person, patient and fine seniors and elderly people very interesting to spin time with, the thaught of being able to help someone that truly appreciate the help we give. Being able to say I've spent 30s years taking care of older people and have enjoyed every bit of it. Whatever job I held in taking care of seniors and elderly persons I committed myself and gave a 100% to my job.

I absolutely love elders they are so adorable and sweet and kind and i just love being around them and helping them when they cant do things on they own. I never asked or thought about being a caregiver at the age i started but i liked it anyways because it was with my grandma till she died but i had other family members too and every since then any time i had of my own i would help willingly.

I have been in the healthcare field for over 10yrs starting as a homemaker, ending as an RN. I started my career in Hospice, have extensive experience in homecare, and even assisted in writing a textbook for Indian Health Care Workers.

My name is Patience,being a CNA for 8years and I love what I do. The elders are the center of my life. What I love being is the joy and happiness I see on the faces of my clients. I believe our elders need all the love in the world,need to be taking care of and have fun too. I just love the smile on their faces when I walk in the room,this makes me happy knowing that I'm doing the right thing.

I am easy going and love helping others. I have been in the medical field for 13 years. My grandfather helped me want to get in to the medical field from his accident and time in a nursing home. I felt it was a way of giving back. I love seeing the joy of being with someone who doesn't have family and just being a listening ear for them.

I am a gentle hearted and soft spoken compassionate person. I've always wanted to pursue a career where I was able to help others. The thing I most enjoy about caregiving is that it is personal. I'm looking at home care as a career path because it allows you to make those connections by being one on one and allows me to put all of my effort into one person as well as being less stressful that a facility setting.