Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Caledonia - 11 caregivers found

hello to whom may be reading this, I'm Ashley I'm a CNA been one since 2009. I love helping and taking care of people, its just a part of me. I have e been finger printed and am on the IDPH registery.

What makes me a good home care aide is my dedication to what I do. I give my best to serve / help my client in any way I can. I became a home care aide because I want to work with and help seniors. I believe that taking care of them is like taking care of my own mother. Aside from having the chance to serve / help seniors, what I like about being a home care aide is its flexible work schedule. Seeing my client satisfied and happy with what I do for him / her is a personal achievement I am proud of.

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.

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.

Am a great caregiver l love what l do enjoy spending time with my clients on the other side l love helping out those in need of my help.meeting new people in my work field is what l enjoy most.my best achievement is seeing those am taking care of getting better day by day that it the best personal achievement am proud of

Patience, high tolerance, socially ,communicable and passionate . I love taking care of people, children and the elderly. Companionship, smile on their face. Helping client to do the things they couldn't do

I'm a outgoing, fun, energetic, common sense, respectful, caring, loving and honest women. I've always loved caring for others when in need. I've had extent hands on care giving and enjoy giving the loved one the comfort of peace with a caring heart. The satisfaction of knowing I've given the loved one love and peace. I provide care for my mother in my home for 10 years, threw 4th stage Dementia into Alzheimer also raising 3 children as a single mom. They all 3 have graduated know another awesome accomplishment in Life. Life is Short make laughter best medicine.

I started as a caregiver in 2005. I have been an administrator of a CBRF Assisted Living for 7 years. I have skills and knowledge of providing quality care to seniors. Assisting with meal prepping, bathing, dressing grooming, toileting and passing medications. I am an advocate for the seniors and love providing excellent care to the seniors.

I became a Certified Nurse Assistant because I understand how difficult life and decisions can be without basic support on variable mental, emotional and physical levels. I feel that is where my passion and dedication to help others roots from. In my early childhood, the relationship between my grandparents and I was unique and special to me. I would go above and beyond to be helpful around the house whether it was dusting, washing the car or even cleaning up the mess made by the fish my grandfather caught and cleaned for a meal. Many of times, I would just do without being asked. Ultimately, no matter what the duties were, it always gave me this great rewarding feeling inside just being helpful in making the day/night easier for them. Im proud of being able to extend my natural capabilities to anyone/ families who can benefit from assistance.

I started my cna journey working in a kitchen at a nursing facility and I began to interact with the residents and I noticed most of them weren't getting the correct care and genuine care so I got inspired and took the class to become one myself. The thing I enjoy most about being a cna is feeling like I'm doing my purpose that I feel I'm called to do by being that person that can help and even if it just made a difference for a minute of their day. I am extremely caring and sentimental, I am very patient, I like to ask a lot of questions to insure their comfortability, I'm good at adapting person to person and redirecting those that may be a little confused. The most personal achievement I feel I'm proud of is before I became a cna I was patient but nowhere near enough to handle this type of job but as soon as I started connecting with the residents as a dietary aide my patience just hit like a truck and it changed my perspective on the whole job itself and the importance of the role.