Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Jacksonville - 18 caregivers found

I like the flexibility of being a caregiver and it's not a stagnant job. Everyday there's something new. It works with my schedule as well with returning back to school and the benefits of being useful to someone that truly appreciates it is rewarding within itself

I have been working overnights for over a year at a group home with patients with dementia, schizophrenia, autism and cerebral palsy. I would love to continue my expertise in your home helping you care for your loved ones in a safe and friendly environment. Every person, no matter their cognitive or physical ability, deserve the same compassion and respect that every abled body person dose. I enjoy talking with my patients and getting to know them as I care for their needs. I have had clients that were more difficult than others but I can see past those flaws and care for the human inside. Even if they are screaming and throwing things at you or defecated on the floor they are still a human being who needs help and compassion.

I became a caregiver in 2004 because I'd spent the last few years of my grandmother's life helping her while she suffered with dementia. I saw how important it was for them to have someone there to help them with the day to day when family couldn't be. Then after I got into the profession my love for helping others just grew. To see the joy it brings to the person to sometimes just have someone there for a companion. I've been working in child care since 2019 and intend to stay there but I've also began part time home health again since July 2021 and am so thankful that I did. In the last year I have 5 of the absolute most wonderful families that I love going to see, helping them makes my heart smile. One client even tells his wife, "I'm sure glad she's coming today because I miss her, she's a sweet little girl". I feel such a connection with my clients that to me, they aren't just clients, they are family?

I am an open-minded and thick-skinned caring soul.

Hello, my name is Alberina Wheat I am 45 years old. I have 3 grown children and have been married for 29yrs. I have been working as a caregiver for the past 7yrs. I truly love helping people. My greatest accomplishments are my beautiful children. They have truly made me proud. I had my daughter at an early age which made me drop out of school but I went back and got my GED approximately 6yrs ago. I am truly proud of myself for dothat.

I'm a experience home health and lot of experience in large facilies. With full care part care. I can adapt to anything. I all ways make sure the client and there family's are informed. I take notes of any abnormal behavior. To let the family or facilies now. CPR certified.

I'm a very positive and patient person who has empathy for others. I been a caregiver over 8 years and the reason behind me becoming a caregiver was my mom. My mom who was battling cancer, I lost her back in 2020. I enjoy the feeling of helping individuals who need assistance in life and soon I'll be taking my CNA state exam.

Hello! My name is Autumn and I am a nursing student at the University of Texas at Tyler . I have 3 years of experience in home health, and am currently employed at the hospital as a Patient Care Tech. I take personal pride in providing professional and loving care for you or your family member.

In order to be a good care giver you must have compassion and empathy. Remember this elderly person will be you one day. Treat other as you would want to be treated. Love heals all and if you don't put love into your day to day actions, the only thing you have to offer is misery.

I love working with seniors! I treat you as an adult, not a child. I respect the history you have lived and cherish sharing memories. I love to read and I love memory games to help keep you sharp!