Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Kinsman - 23 caregivers found

I have been a cna/hha for 21 yrs.I have worked in long term care,med surg & Hospice care.I enjoy the work I do and helping others. I have great references,dependable. My certifications include cpr/aed/1st aid ,med certified

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.

I am a caring person who loves to help anyone in need. My goal while caregiving is to not only watch over the person requesting my help but to make their time enjoyable, fun and fulfill as many tasks that time allows us to. To see how happy and accomplished the patient feels is something I look forward to, I love brining smiles to their faces knowing the have not only a companion but a friend! I am also fluent in Spanish and have my CNA.

Well am 44yrs of age I love working with the elderly. I was raised up by my mother and grandma and I always wanted to be a nurse.I'm a very giving individual soft spoken and big hearted. I have accomplished a few things I needed. To continue my path in the medical field.Am very out going hard and decaded to my job and career. And when i'm with a client I give my all as if they where a part of my family.I have experience with all need's. I work with clients with Dementia ,tube feeding, Cerebral Palsy,Multiple sclerosis, And clients with all kinda of change's

I grew up going to work with my mother as she was a caregiver for the angel network. I learned the importance of patience, empathy and integrity. Caregiving is not always easy, if your caregiver doesn't appreciate this field; in my opinion your senior will not be properly Cared for. I enjoy finding a way to help my senior accomplish a task without making them feel like less of a person or embarrassed. Your loved one should always feel respected, heard, and safe. My approach to aggression, sadness, confusion, etc. is meeting your loved ones emotions and needs on their level. I quickly assess the problem and get back to a trusting common ground. Sometimes all they want Is their feelings acknowledged. This ensures they feel equal and helps keep their sense of dignity. A caretakers most important quality should be compassion and focus. When I walk through your door my phone is off and I'm ready for the day. I will treat your loved one as if she/he were my own family. I have been doing this for several years now and I've witnessed many different styles of care. Positive attitude is key. Keeping my calm helps your loved one to trust me. It's important to me they feel I am happy to be with them. Nobody wants to feel babysat. I pride myself on being able to care without the patient feeling embarrassed or overwhelmed. I try my best to help you feel safe leaving your loved one in my care. Open communication helps your family feel you've made the correct choice and helps me feel comfortable doing my job. I chose caregiving because I love helping people. It is very rewarding even on the difficult days. I never lose my cool. This is important to avoid escalating the issue and causing frustration or anxiety for your loved one. Its rewarding to give you peace of mind. It is more than just a job for me. It is privilege and opportunity to make difference. My certifications and references are seller.

I am a compassionate caregiver who has always wanted to take care of the aged and the sick since childhood. Taking care of both the sick and the strong gives me the erge to know how important we humans are. I am a very kind hearted care giver who always looks forward to positive side of life.

Im a great caregiver because I'm very patient and understanding, I also treat people the way I'd want my loved ones to be treated. I want to give individuals the best care possible that's what attracted me to caregiving. The best thing about being a caregiver is seeing the big smiles on the individuals faces when you come to work.

What makes me a great caregiver is I'm extremely understanding and very reliable. I was offered a job 2 and a half years ago as a home care aide from my cousin through a local company it was just supposed to be temporary and I ended up really liking what I was doing and stuck with it for a little over 2 years but wasn't getting paid enough. I am trying to figure out what I still want my career path to be to support myself and my daughter. I am in college right now for nursing.

Taking care of people is my favorite thing to do. I am caring, open minded, and extremely dedicated to taking care of people. I love the appreciation and satisfaction that I feel after caring for residents and knowing that I helped them to the best of my ability. I find joy in spending time and getting to know the people I care for. I am a CNA at the moment, and I have been introduced to so many amazing things in the healthcare world. Currently, I am attending nursing school and I cannot wait to graduate and enter the healthcare field to help so many more people.

I have many years experience with caregiving and have been in the health field since 1984. Always attending to those special needs of the client, with the upmost respect. Doing any tasks at hand, according to the care plan. To make sure, they know they can trust me and I am there for them. I helped taking care of my heavenly Stepdad and it made my heart whole. I would take care of others, just like they was family. I am very tentative and compassionate and want them to trust me. I love helping out others, in time of need. Is a position where it requires many hats and I have worn many. I have been there for many, until the end. To do my job that best that I can, to show them I care and see a smile, would complete my day.