Pamela F.

I became a caregiver because of my mother, At the age of 10 my mother died and I couldn't do nothing to help her. So I decided to get in the medical field for that reason. I love being a caregiver because it is a passion of mine to see people smile, and live there life to the fullest. Some of my achievements are attending school for certification, and also I am now enrolled in school for Health Information Systems and Business Administration. I chose this field because I want to make sure the patients get the treatment, respect, and etc they deserve. I want to see people that take care of these patients act professionally, and treat the patients like the way they (caregivers) would want to be treated. Everybody tells me I have a wonderful personality, and they can tell I care about the patients needs. I like to have fun, spending time with family. I am here to help. I am a Certified Nursing Assistant and also have CPR and First Aid Card. I am very skilled in the following: • Range of Motion (ROMs) • Cancer Care • Hospice Care • Diabetes Care • Normal Activities for daily living better known as (ADLs) • Stroke Care • ODD • Respite Care • Respiratory Care • Spinal Injury Care • Long Term Care • ADHD • Down Syndrome Care • Assisted Living Care • Infant Care • Babysitting Services • Tube Feeding Care • Overnight Care • Spinal Injury Care • Tube Feeding Care • Nanny Services • Pain Management • Medication Aide • Mobility Care • Dementia (AKA Alzheimer's) • Cerebral Palsy • Autism • Any Many More I also can assist with errands, laundry, doctors’ Appointments, dishes, meal preparation, paper work, very skilled with computers and many more. My first priority is being the best at helping and providing the best care possible. I am very dependable and reliable. You can trust that I will always have your best interest at heart. Thanks Brandy B

In 1992, My mother experience colon cancer and I felt hopeless because I was not sure what to do. After her death, I felt the need to change my Career and help other families with their parents health problems. That is when I became a CNA in 1994. I knew this is what I meant to do. I loved helping patience and putting my all into my job. In 2014, I also lost my father form Alzheimer's, While he was alive I did all I could do as a caregiver to help and take care of him. With my patients I treat them as family not strangers. I show them that I care and will never do anything to harm them. I keep everything I do very professional and display excellent care. I honestly can say I really enjoy my job and I want to show families that I will do everything in my will to help them. I am a very devoted and loyal worker and will never allow disappointment to my clients.