Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Jerome - 12 caregivers found

I am a licensed CNA/LNA. I enjoy helping the elderly achieve everyday tasks that they are no longer able to complete themselves. I became a caregiver to give the same love and care to others that I was able to provide to my Grandmother. I am a kind, caring, and emphatic individual.

I have been caregiving since I was 20 years old I've had the pleasure of working with all sorts of patients Alzheimer's patients hospice patients stroke patients I love what I do I love to help people I love to make them smile and get better and improve their life

An energetic caregiver with four years of experience. Highly dependable and reliable. Love to take care of people. Used to be a day care teacher and taking care of toddlers of age group.

Retired nurse looking for part time position to supplement my retirement income.

I became a caregiver, because I like to be of service. I have an AA degree in Mental Health and Human Services, and have worked in the field for over 25 years. I started out working Direct care and then went on to provide staff training on how best to serve a variety of individuals. What I love about care-giving is that I am able to use my skills on a one on one bases to improve the quality of life for the customer. One of the things that I am most proud of is that I had a client that everyone told me that she was unable to do anything to help herself, such as eating bathing and communicating her needs. When I worked with her in 6 moths she was able to feed herself and she was able to communicate her needs to me as well as others. Love, respect and honor moves mountains. I have years of experience in the service field and I am an excellent communicator and love to support each individual in living a life of joy and love.

I am a very compassionate and empathetic person, I can understand or relate to almost any situation. I love to help others and see them able to do the things they love. I have been a CNA for 8 years. I had a high risk pregnancy and had to be on bed rest. Decided to try something different when I went back to work. I was then hired on at People First and became an in home caregiver for individuals with special needs. I became certified to work with members of DDD. I have Article 9, DCW training as well. I then was promoted to the Admin. position of HCBS Coordinator and am now supervisor of all of our caregiver's. My biggest personal achievement is my kids. I have an 11 year old son and a 4 year old daughter. They are my miracle babies and my whole world.

I became a care giver because I have always worked in the medical field except in an office and I wanted to work directly with patients. I like to interact with the patient.My achievement is I have always enjoyed working with patients. I have worked in Doctors offices for the past 19 yrs. I have worked as a benefits verification and referral coordinator. And I have worked as a front desk medical administration assistant.

I consider myself a people person having worked with children and adults in a helping capacity for nearly 40 years. I am quite active, hiking throughout the week and lifting weights 3 day per week. Currently I work part time at an adult daycare center. I enjoy helping seniors with dementia and Alzheimer's disease with activities of daily living. I understand the special needs and challenges of people experiencing dementia and Alzheimer's disease. I truly enjoy being assistance to and giving comfort to those with special needs.

What makes me a Great Care giver, is my huge heart and personal ability to empathize and be compassionate w my clients. I know nobody wishes to be sick or ailing, so I always try to bring a little sunshine into they're lives, and let them feel a sense of unity and belonging. I try to leave my clients in a better state of mind, than before I got there. I became care giver; because in a pretty dark part of my past, someone very close to me ended up being stabbed 8x. And I was so scared, that I didn't even know what to begin to do. So it was then,that i decided to get into the healthcare field, educate myself, so that I would never find myself in a situation like that again. I love so much about working as a care giver, where should I start?... First off, the fulfillment of actually being able to help someone, hands-on, is very self-gratifying for me. Also knowing that I may make someone's life a little less stressful or painful, just by being able bodied enough to assist them in day to day needs, means a lot for me. But being able to touch someone's life, by sharing a piece of my love, kindness, and understanding w a individual or family, as well as imprinting a piece of myself within them, is probably the BEST reward out of it all. I believe God will place us into certain people's life's at just the right time. When it is most needed. That we may embark on a journey of strength and hopefully healing together. I know in my Heart of Hearts, that being able to offer my help, assistance, or relief to someone or a family in dire need of it, is truly where I need to be. I need to be helping people.... One person at a time. God Bless. I look forward in hearing from you. 😀 Stay Safe.

I have done caregiving for 10 plus years I really enjoy the companionship.