Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Hertford - 12 caregivers found

I am a hardworking, caring 25 year old woman. I truly have a love for caring for elders. I started as a pca and worked my way up to med tech, and then supervisor in charge. I cant wait to meet my new love one!

I'm 26 years old and I love to take care of the elderly. I like to fulfill their days with laughter and smiles. Keep their home space clean of dirt, and dust. I'm responsible and respectful. If you give me a chance I won't let you down.

Sweet Easygoing Respectful Theres Nothing Like Loving What You Do .

I have worked in the nursing field for over 20 years

I am an amazing, nurturing, and caring person. I have not had a professional hospital job before, however i have been taking care of both my ill grandmother and grandfather for the past 5 years who both have suffered strokes. I will serve and take care of your loved one just as if they were my own. I graduated nursing school with my RN degree in 2014 I am currently in the process of studying for my state board examination. I am looking for a career start to aid in my nursing experience. If you would give me the honor of taking care of your loved one I would appreciate it.

My name is Nikiya Riddick. I'm 42 years old, and I've been in the home healthcare industry as a PCA/DSP, Medication aide, and registered behavior technician for the last 15 years. I pride myself on the compassion I give to my clients and the ability to make my clients know that there is life after a disability

Hard working dependable caregiver with the heart and compassion to help others. My kindness and understanding helps me assist individuals with sensitive tasks helping them not feel insecure or judged.

Angelique L. Smith 115 Otters Place South Mills, NC 27976 619-823-1308 (cell) alsmith11703@gmail.com February 1, 2016 Dear Sir/Ma'am: I am seeking to leverage 17+ years of proven nursing, patient care, and medical skills into a position as a Phlebotomist/Nurse Aide-Assistant/Home Health Aide/Hospice Aide/Technician at a Hospital/Medical Clinic/Patient Care Facility/Home Health Agencies/Hospice Agencies. I have been certified as a Nurse Assistant/ Home Health and Hospice Aide by the Commonwealth of Virginia, Department of Health Professions and have been certified as a Nurse Assistant at total care facilities through on the job training in the state of Hawaii and North Carolina. I have been certified by the American Red Cross in Adult and Child CPR, and Standard First Aid. I am qualified in the use a cardiac monitoring system, and possess the skills required to place a patient on oxygen therapy via various modes such as nasal canula or mask. I have performed a variety of nursing assignments, including measuring, recording, and tracking patient vital signs, finger stick (blood sampling), monitor fluid in-take and out-put informing medical providers of abnormal findings, assist clinic medical providers with treatment and diagnosis, equipment and lab area preparation. I am knowledgeable of clinic supply/logistics requirements, familiar with patient identification and eligibility requirements including DEERS enrollment and knowledgeable of clinical

I love to work with, and care for the elderly. They need compassionate people to help them in their time of need. I gave alot of patience, and that's one if the most important things to them. I love to cook, and clean, and they just sometimes want someone to talk to them, and listen to their stories, and I'm that person. I worked for a Surgeon for over 20 years, and have experience in the medical field. I'm a very hard worker, and would love to work for the elderly, it makes me feel good to help them, and hope to make a difference in their life. We're all going to be there someday, and would hope that someone will give back to me in my time of need.

I think the most important trait I have to be a caregiver is kindness. I believe no matter what you should have a caring heart and be kind to people just like you would want someone to be kind with you. I have a big personality and I love to smile and to make other people smile and laugh. Another trait I have is patience which I think is very important being a caregiver because you should always stay calm and avoid frustration. I'm very compassionate about anything I do and very big on my communication skills with others. For five years I helped take care of my grandfather who is disabled which is what really made me want to go into the caregiving field even more. I get a joy out of being able to help others and knowing you can make a difference in someone's life. Another thing I enjoy about being a caregiver is the fact you get to work from home, and also meet new people. Since wanting to be a caregiver I decided to go back to school for nursing and that's something I'm very proud of. Hopefully soon I'll be registered and able to explore more options in the nursing field.