Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Big Rock - 110 caregivers found

I am very patient and gentle,I always adapt to new situation and condition. I am not a perfect being but I love to learn and I accept corrections . I am humble, respectful and trustworthy. I have been a caregiver for 3years now and still counting it has been interesting for me doing this job and I feel amazingly joyful helping seniors. I enjoy the fact that most seniors I have worked for have never given a bad report about me and the smile and comfort they show when I work with them.

I'm a very loving person it's easy for me to extend my love to others that's why I love my job!!! I get to meet new people and help be a blessing to others.

Being a caregiver has become the most rewarding job. I worked closely with a family the last three years, and being able to provide in home care, and allowing husband and wife to stay together was wonderful. I have 20+years of experience.

WHEN HELPING A CLIENT, I TREAT THEM WITH LOVE AND COMPASSION AS IF THEY WERE MY FAMILY. MY FAMILY WAS THE FIRST PLACE WHERE I LEARNED HOW TO BE A CAREGIVER FOR 10 YEARS. THE CARE GIVING RANGED FROM VOLUNTEERING AT A LONG TERM HEALTH FACILITY FOR 10 YEARS TO HOME HEALTH CARE FOR 5 AND THEN 6 YEARS AT AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY. I ENJOY ASSISTING SENIORS TO CONTINUE TO WANT TO LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST EVERY DAY.

My name is Ashley Wiebe. I am 29 years old and a wife and mother of 4 beautiful children. In my free time I like to sit down and read a good book. What makes me a great caregiver is that I believe the client is #1. Their needs are my job and it is my job to make sure he/she is happy and comfortable. I am loyal, reliable, patient, dependable, on-time, caring, observant, and a great listener. I was a nanny for 15 years so I have always had a passion to take care of someone if that was a child or adult. What really got me interested in becoming a caregiver was after my grandmother passed away and I helped take care of her while battling Alzheimer's. It was eye opening for me and I wanted to learn who to become better at caregiving. I really enjoy most from my job is the relationship that builds between me and a client. Having fun and bringing joy to their day and mine.

I am a reliable nursing assistant professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through three years of experience as a CNA. Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare settings.

Empathy and compassion. It is essential that a great caregiver feel the desire to want to help. ... Patience. When you work with someone who needs home care it is important that you are patient and understanding. Reliable. A great caregiver is someone that can be counted on to be there. For example, if they say they will be there, then they show up. Trustworthy. Most people who need home care services are in a vulnerable position. Because they are inviting someone into their home to be near their valuables. Flexible. As with most things in life, needs may change and unexpected events can happen. So, it's important that a good caregiver can go with the flow. I was attracted to being a caregiver once my grandmother got sick and I had to take care of her . I enjoy meeting new people and being able to care for people that's in need of help.

I'm proud to say I'm a caregiver , safety and care of elderly is my priority . I been in this field for more than 6 years . I would bring a service-focused and hardworking attitude to this role. I'm reliable and accommodate to any needs. I'm 29 single with no kids dedicated to my job.

Hi I am an experienced caregiver With many years of experience. I have special training in the Dementias from John Hopkins. I have worked With a wide range of needs and disabilities. I love my job and it shows in my work. I have references and CPR/first Aid certified.

I have been a Caregiver/CNA/ Patient Care Technician for 10 years. Ever since I started working in health care, I have always enjoyed it. To me, it is a very rewarding career as I am able to help a lot of people. As a caregiver, I demonstrate empathy to all my clients/patients. I believe it is the core characteristic of an excellent caregiver. I tend to believe it's a lot of inherent and a big mix of environment. I also believe there are degrees of empathy. Some can empathize more than others. If you can totally put yourself in the place of who you are caring for, you will do nothing but provide excellent nursing care. Also, It is difficult enough for a person to lose independence without having the added burden of finding someone reliable to help them. When I provide care, I try to be as dependable as I can be because so many vulnerable seniors' lives depend on my assistance and care to live a safe and happy life. I am patient with my clients. I give my clients/patients ample time to comfortably be assisted with their activities of daily living (ADL's). If the care recipient is angry, and uncooperative, I give them space, and a bit of time. I give him/here time to breathe and calm down. I usually wait 15 or 20 minutes and reproach in a calm and loving manner. If the source of the frustration is a task that can be put off, Iput it off. If it's something that needs to take place as soon as possible, like changing an incontinence brief, I try a different approach that will make them feel better. As a caregiver or CNA, I am flexible. I have spent my career knowing that as soon as I have my day planned out, something is sure to change and I will have to tend to whatever has become the priority. I can adapt quickly, and accept change easily.