Gastrointestinal Disorders caregivers in Casmalia, CA - Home Care

Hello, My name is Roxana and I enjoy working with people who can be helped with in home care that will support them in continuing to live independently. I have a long history of working with people who benefit from supported care from children with disabilities in a pre-school setting as an art teacher to Adults in the mental health field as a Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist and now for Senior Adults. My talent is creating long lasting professional relationships so that my clients can trust me to always keep their best care and interests at the forefront of the services I provide. Raising three beautiful daughters into fantastic loving Adults is the pride of my life! I would love to meet with you to discuss how you or your loved one can benefit from the services I provide.

I am a personable, educated and experienced caregiver. I have 30 years of dedicated service to families and their loved ones. A previous CNA and educated in the nursing sciences I strive to bring the best care and most importantly, the respect and love for the patient and family that is needed during trying times.

I am a very patient, kind hearted caregiver very honest and reliable im a very happy person and a hard worker I go above and beyond and I'm a good listenier and follow directions thoughly iv never had a complaint against me of any sort I love what I do .

Hello, my name is Gina Matthews. I am very much interested in applying for this position. I am looking to work as a Care Giver in the Reno area. I have worked in home care as a Care Giver as well as an LVN. I have also worked in nursing homes as a CNA and an LVN. I have always enjoyed caring for people. This first position that I took was when I was in High School. I can do light house work, run errands, laundry, including bed making, prepare meals, medications and or medication reminders, do the grocery shopping, provide companion ship, etc. My mother has dementia. I have plenty of patience as well. My last position was with a couple who were both 97yrs. I was with them for two years. I did just about everything and I enjoyed it!! I have excellent references as well.

What made me be a caregiver . Is I started to taking care of my grandmother . And I just love helping people . What I love the most about being a caregiver is knowing ur helping and taking care of someone's mother grandfather . And they all need to loved and treated right . But the most thing I feel proud of my self is when the family members come up to me and tell me I'm doing a good just on taking care of there love ones .

When I was a teenager, my grandmother needed extra care and my mother didn't always have time to do everything necessary, so I stepped in and shared in the care of my grandmother. She always told me that I would make a great care giver and that I could bring joy to alot of people due to my compassionate personality. Also, when my late husband had Leukemia, I cared for him in all facets of the care, including bathing, feeding, helping in the bathroom, etc., until he died 2 years ago. I also cared for my best friend, til she died from heart failure a few years ago. I believe that these experiences have solidified my ability and desire to help others, even if it is simply in the capacity of companion. **About my fee; my fee ranges any where between 13.00 per hour to 15.00 per hour depending on the case, the work involved and the time of day. For over nites and live-ins, I am willing to quote a flat fee to save you money.

I have always loved people. when I got my first job at a skilled facility, it helped me to also understand how others depend on those who is there to care for them. I like being a caregiver not only because of the pay but u become someone's friend. my achievement was in a hospital when a gentleman was bought to our facility and he did not want to live. I would pass by his room and say hi even though I didn't get a hi back. one day I decided to go in and start conversation. he did want to talk or eat at that matter. but I let him know I was there as a friend not just a nurse. long story short, he only wanted me to care for him and he ate and got better, but he had cancer mind you. he ended up going home and he passed at home later on down the road....I am privileged to have had an opportunity in life like that one..i am a mother of 6 children. one daughter who is serving in U.S Navy. my others r married proud of them, and I have a son looking into Navy. I have 2 at home with my Husband and I. I am a grandma of 8. I luv my family. I am a Christian and believe for others who doubt themselves. I have counseled a few younger people who now call me mom...I am a very prompt person and I do learn fast if given the chance..

Are you being working like a CNA for 24 years hospital my floor is a neuros working with, stroke, brain damage, dementia and everything about the brain. And then I get my certificate dementia care in City College

Families hire me to make this part of their life cycle memorable and fun. We go places, reminisce and participate in life's journey, gracefully. I especially enjoy serving patient's unique physical, emotional, and social needs related to their cultural preferences which make the individual feel acknowledged and special. I earned my CNA, HHA at Allan Hancock College and LVN at Cuesta College after Majoring in Psychology at Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. What they say: "Engaging Licensed Vocational Nurse with a demonstrated track record earning, the National Humana Healthcare Nursing Award of Excellence" (2016). CARES Certified by the Alzheimer's Association in accordance with the Dementia Care for Geriatrics. What my patients say, "Don't ever forget me."

What makes me a great caregiver is I naturally have an urge to help others. I love to make the world feel like a better place. I'm very emphatic and compassionate. I'm reliable, trustworthy, patient and flexible.