HIV/AIDS Caregivers in Round Mountain - 5 caregivers found

Hi, I am very out going and friendly. I enjoy helping people and I have spent my life caring and making sure people get the quality of care they deserve. My goal is to help people live the most of their lives with laughter, love and the comfort of knowing they are being taken care of. I am a CNA and I have had extensive training in the United States Air Force as a Medic. And I am also a trained phlebotomist. I have worked with the American Red Cross in Richland, WA. I relocated to Austin, TX in 2010 to start a new and exciting life with the love of my life! I had the privalige of working with my last client for a little over 3 years. And before that I cared for her husband. I am looking forward to finding employment that I absolutely love and have a passion about.

Enjoy caring for the elderly. Very active with patient if they are mobile and able to be taken out. I've had patients I've taken to the movies, walking trails, lake, gone boating, shopping, out to eat, and basically get them out of the house to enjoy their day. If they are home bound I've baked with them some of their own recipes they may have. Because I love to bake from scratch. Cook, clean, and just spend time with them. I feel some don't have long why not make their last days good.

I have been a nurse for 26 years. I have a current RN Tx license. I believe that I make a difference in my patients care. I treat my patients as if they are the only thing that matters. I assess the patient and educate if needed. I am also very sociable.

I'm outgoing and have a good personality. Have a good sense of Humor, always have smile and friendly face, easy to talk to and like to speak all sort's of topics. Il be a good fit to any health care profession because i been in his industry for 15 year's of experience and license.

I feel worthwhile and that I am making a difference.Before I started college I worked in daycare.I received a lot of joy helping the children to overcome obstacles. I graduated from the University of Texas and received my BSN. I worked at St. Lukes in the ICU's. I took care of clients with all kinds of problems.I also worked on the transplant unit at ST. Luke's. I transferred to M,D. Anderson Hospital where I was the evening charge nurse. Our clients had a variety of cancers.After 18 months I transferred to a private oncology office. I dealt with newly diagnosed patients.I taught them about their disease, I mixed and administered chemotherapy. The doctors I worked for were also hematologist. We treated a number of AIDS patients.I worked extensively with the families.When the patients disease was no longer treatable I Placed them on Hospice.My children were young and I decided to stay home with them. I eventually went back to school and became a Texas Certified teacher. I was certified to teach grades 4-8th and special education. I taught in public schools and started tutoring privately. I then started to take care of clients that needed my help physically.