Hearing Disorders Caregivers in Kingsland - 26 caregivers found

I enjoy working with people and helping them in anyway, I am COTA (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant) by trade, I have worked in SNF and outpatient therapy for about six years. I love being able to help a patient regain independence and help them compensate with a disability.

I'm trustworthy respectful responsible reliable caring honest and loving always providing the best care for any of my clients/ patients

I have been working in the healthcare field for over 15 years starting off as a certified nursing assistant. I am now a Registered Nurse that specializes in home health care , respite and overnight stays(in my home or yours). In my free time I enjoy walking to the beach and playing with my puppy Queenie, teaching CPR classes and providing tutoring for nurses attempting to take the NCLEX. I am a caring nurse and I treat my patients as if they were my own family. The care I give is an extension of who I am and how I represent myself. Some of my specialties are below. Home healthcare Medication administration CPR certified by American Heart Association Respite care Overnight stays transportation ADLs (bathing, light housekeeping and incontinence care if needed) Animal lover Geriatric care Hospice care Mobility and range of motion assistance

I am very proud of taking the opportunity to be a caregiver STNA/CNA ! I have 8 years Healthcare experience. I specialized in the Alzheimer's dementia unit. I have all of the appropriate training safety measures and procedures to make sure your loved one is very safe and cared for. I can assist with activities of daily living, meal prep laundry duties house cleaning and just a fun friendly companion! I have open availability I have reliable transportation . I will definitely make them laugh I'm clumsy but clever! I also have an email for a secondary way to get ahold of me. amberMmorris6488@yahoo.com

I have worked as a Caregiver for over 15 years. Went to college for LPN. I enjoy working to help & care for people, it is very satisfying to me, I feel it stems from growing up in a large family. I have three grown children & care for three of my Grandchildren full time & love every minute of it, they all are loving, kind, generous, & intelligent for their ages. They would be the most recent thing I am proud of to date!

I have been caring for the disabled and elderly in my family for several years. I believe that there is a nobility in caring for those who cannot do for themselves and acts of kindness make the world a little better. Caregiving is a job that often goes unnoticed but is very rewarding and brings me peace to know I'm working to make things easier for someone else. A personal achievement that I'm proud of would have to be providing for my daughter and making her smile. It drives me to work hard, so that I can keep doing activities with her that make her happy.

I am a very compassionate person that truly enjoys taking care of people. I became a CNA to be apart of a team that helps Patients and residents get the best care they deserve and to help in the healing process in whatever way I can. I have worked with the elderly in home and in a hospital setting. I have also worked in a pediatric emergency room and an adult emergency room. I find it extremely rewarding to bring a smile to someone's face that are in a health situation when they feel as if everything is going wrong. I love to give hope even in the worse of situations. My personal achievement that I am proud of is when a patient leaves the hospital and gives me a big hug and thanks me profusely is the best feeling in the world.

I am a very kindhearted, patient, easygoing, and gentle person. I take pride in my work. I make sure the job I do is always done to the best of my ability and reflects me. I am very attentive to my patients and their needs. I like for things to look nice and neat which reflects in my work. Taking care of others is very rewarding and is something I've always wanted to do, and is something I grew to love as a child.

Why did you become a Caregiver? My mother lost about 70% of her stomach from cancer and was in need of a Caregiver. I decided to quit my job at the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and become her full-time Caregiver. What do you like about being a Caregiver? Clients really appreciate the service I provide for them. What is a personal achievement you are proud of? Putting my personal needs and wants aside to take care of my mother during a time when she was at her lowest point (emotionally, physically, mentally & financially), due to cancer. Tell us something about yourself. -I have seven years of experience as an Elderly Caregiver (Dementia, Alzheimer's disease, Cancer, Hepatitis B & C, and other medical conditions). -I am Honest, friendly, and very compassionate with all my clients. I know how important it is to focus on helping my clients use the skills they currently possess and to be patient with any limitations they have. -I am a military wife, mom of 4 adult children, and 2 grandchildren. I'm also a part-time student at Florida State College of Jacksonville.

My name is Danielle Trent, I'm a twenty-two year old professional that thrives to make everyone's day around me sepcial. I became a caregiver because I believe that there is something special about caring for other people. I'm a hard working caregiver with a big heart and life goals to match. I love being a caregiver because I love to help people anyway that I can. I take pride in knowing that I can be there for someone and make their day brighter.