Gastrointestinal Disorders Caregivers in Stinnett - 7 caregivers found

I enjoy building relationships with the patients most and being able to learn about them and be their support system. I am proud of being a CNA for 8 years since my senior year of high school. I have worked in all medical environments and have experience with all ages and all diagnosis. I'd love to help out your family and get to know the patient and take good care of them.

I'm a very outgoing person, I love taking care of people. I love being a CNA and I give my 100% to all patients.

I love taking care of people! My parents both passed away and I take of others like if they was my parents or grandparents! I love seeing the residents and doing activities That they know someone loves them takes care of them!

I understand that you want to take care of your loved one at home, but there aren't enough hours in the day. Let me take care of your loved one as i would my own. I am a caregiver at heart, and truly enjoy helping people like they deserve. I have 20 years of experience as an LVN/RN.

I have practiced nursing my whole life since my dad had a horrific accident when I was a child. I love my patients they become my family. I took on a life of sacrifice to care for others and I am passionate about the quality of care they receive.

I am a good caregiver because I have 20+ years experience. I have compassion and an extreme amount of patience. I take my time to listen and to care for any individual. It is my passion to care for another.

Hi, My name is Cheryl Gyllenband, and I've been a private and professional caregiver for approximately 14 yrs. I am fascinated by our geriatric community and it is with joy and honor, I serve each of my clients. I take my position very seriously, as there are situations where I am their only contact for extended periods. Each person is treated with dignity, and respect they all deserve and the compassion / understanding they all need. Aging is hard and giving up control of our lives is harder. Each client is unique, none fitting into a prestructured plan. I fully realize this and find it important to develop a relationship with those I care for so, together, we can develop a routine based on their abilities and where they need assistance. My first role as a caregiver was my father in law. He was an independent, intelligent educator...and resisted my care until we came to a mutual understanding to trust and respect one another and all I did was in his best interest. I cared for him 24/7 almost 2 yrs. It was exhausting, yet the most rewarding thing I'd ever accomplished. He shared his life and experiences, heartbreaks and happiness with me. He was pleased I wanted to listen to his stories... ..that what he'd done in life mattered. Not a day goes by that I don't think of him with love and appreciation as he made me into the compassionate caregiver I am now. Since then, I've had many clients over the past 12 yrs and have been blessed to be a part of each of their lives and included in their stories and I have been honored to be by their sides til their journey was over. At some point, caregiving stops being a job...we become family. My greatest strength and attributes are that I care with empathy and heart...and the golden rule, "Do unto others..."