HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Phelan - 225 caregivers found

My name is Yvonne and I'm a recent graduate nursing student. While I study for my Nclex I would love to help and assist patients on there every day needs, such as bathing, toileting, grooming, cooking if needed, assisting to and from Doctors appointments, etc

I've been a caregivers over 35 years, lm a loveable, trustworthy, honest person. Who love to laugh, talk, listen to good stories, go for walks, listen to music. If your into having fun im the person for you. Caregiving is my nature.

I am a very caring caregiver, I take my time and am very attentive to my residents.

I am a CNA of 30 years . During the many years I realized that I'm in love with Conditional Love . Knowing that stranger' will call you family or treat you like a daughter and most of all trust you to care for them in so many ways .. caring for Seniors help me to be who I am today .. I truly believe this is my purpose in life, I love giving myself to help someone else . I'VE CARED FOR CLIENT WHO WERE BED WRITTEN TO COMPANIONSHIP. WOUND CARE,ASSISTED WITH INSULIN. I'VE USED LIFTS, HELP STROKE CLIENTS AS WELL. I HAVE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BUT MOST OF ALL I TREAT HUMAN THE WAY I WANT TO BE TREATED ..

I've been a caregiver for 16 years I've done nursing home children with autism and other disabilities as well as patients that are in home with hospice care and NG feeding incontinence care and I'm a great companion

I became a caregiver simply because I love to help people. I take a lot of pride in my work and it brings me a lot of joy. I enjoy getting to know the patients and try my best to make their day even with the simplest acts. I am also a couple years from graduating nursing school and CNA had provided me with very useful experience.

I became a caregiver because of my Mother she had became ill and I wanted to care for her but because I was not experienced in the health field she wanted some one who was in the health care field, so she had to go to the hospital and when I went to visit her I seen that she was in pain and uncomfortable in the hospital bed, and I tried to help her but did not know how too, and that made me very angry, so I decided to take a class in nursing Assistant and Home Health, but by the time I was finished with the course my Mother passed away. which helped me to see that their are others that need help in their homes and in nursing homes and I wanted do it for my mother to care to those in need and, I love caring for others, and I know my Mother is smiling down on me every time I make a difference in helping someone to live their life as much as possible. My greatest achievement is when making life better for others, like I met a lady who had had a stroke and her husband was caring for her and she was having problems with her hands stiffening up so I made her a home made device to help her be able to open and close her hand for exercise, so she could regain her strength in her hands and move her fingers. It was just rolled up towels but it helped her and made a difference and she was so pleased and so was I.

I think my dependability helps me be a great caregiver. I was attracted to caregiving as a young child when my little sister came home from the NICU with a caregiver to assist my mother with her care. Patient interaction is something that I enjoy the most. My proudest achievement thus far aside from my children would be becoming a Nurse.

"Compassionate caregiver of 6 years who has helped clients with dementia, diabetes, and more." Expertise in memory care. "Caregiving has been my passion since I helped care for my great grandmother who suffered with Alzheimer's ." Went to College to get my LVN license I take my final exam this December hoping I pass. With the pandemic I also have a lot of experience working hands on with Covid patients and know how to follow all cdc guidelines when I care for my clients. Thank you, Denise Aguilar

I love caring for others who are in need. I was in the Army and went to Iraq twice and it felt good to assist when someone was in need on the battle field. I served 9 years in the Army and decided to get out so I can become a Nurse, I just finished LVN school and hopefully next year I can start the RN program.