Registered Nurse (RN) Caregivers in Detroit - 6 caregivers found

I am a caring, honest, and trustworthy RN who loves to make a difference in people's lives. My journey started while as was working in the adult care home, as a caregiver. I have had the opportunity to work with many people, all with unique personalities, different temperaments, and specific needs. These needs required much one-on-one contact and the development of lasting relationships. I have excellent skills in meeting people's needs and being in charge of paperwork and medication administration. Moreover, I gain a lot of experience taking care of people suffering from diabetes, COPD, Alzheimer, Dementia, Parkinson, heart disease, and arthritis. I was often left in charge of taking care of all the residents because the owners could rely on me. It was through this type of work that I realized that my people-oriented personality and interests remain consistent with a profession in health care. From my research, my experience, and other mentors in this medical field, I have found that the most important careers are those where I can invest in people's health. I became a License Practical Nurse because was the career that brought me in close proximity to many people, fitted my people-oriented, detail-driven personality, and allowed me to work with people in whose lives I could make a difference. I worked as an LPN at Mirabella Retirement Center in different departments (Assisted Living, Home Care, Skilled unit) for more than 5 years and I enjoyed giving high-quality care to the patients that I cared for. I had the desire to grow and expand my knowledge in the medical field and in 2019 I graduated from Mt. Hood Community College with an associate degree in nursing. In June 2021 I graduated with a bachelor's degree from Oregon Health and Science University. Since becoming an RN I have been working in skilled nursing facilities and I continue to have the desire to grow my knowledge and skills.

I'm a caring and honest person who enjoys caring for others, I have always wanted to be a nurse it is my life long passion, I cared for my mother and father until their passing and enjoyed the ability to have them be at peace in their home with a loved one looking after them.

Hello I'm Janet, I'm a registered nurse. I've been an LPN since 2018. I consider myself a caring patient person ready to lend a hand when needed. I'm seeking this job to better my nursing skills and gain my experience and also be a advocate for those in need. I enjoy meeting new people and learning new things. Im personally proud of everything I have accompanied despite obstacles and ready to face what comes next.

I am compassionate about what I do! As an RN, I care, show empathy and attention to details. I have great communication skills with the doctors in order to work in a timely fashion for my patient well-being.

I have been a RN for 14 years. I worked as a Emergency Room Nurse for 10 years, Charge Nurse in a level 1 trauma center for 2 years,and a Circulating Room Nurse in the Operating Room for 1 year working. Prior to becoming an RN I was an Emergency Room Technician for 5 years. I also worked as a Certified Nursing assistant for 5 years on a medical/surgical unit. I worked in a Extended Care facility Center as a Certified Nursing Assistant for 2 years. I have my BLS, ACLS, Adult and Pediatric trauma nursing certification. I also obtained Six Sigma at the hospital I worked at. I am also certified in Crisis intervention prevention. I am also certified with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FEMA has reaffirmed a dedication to serve in times of crisis. Over the past 25 years I have worked in home care. I knew they were going to be short term assignments so I worked them due to me currently working full time. I found that I have a passion to care for individuals in their homes. My motto is the client is the center of all I do. If your looking for a caregiver that can give your family member the highest quality care, then I am that caregiver

I always treat my clients as I would want my own family member treated, I am a retired RN that misses the feeling of helping out another, but no longer wants the hustle, bustle of direct patient care. I have taken additional training as a Certified Senior Advisor and feel it is very important to be able to maintain our independence for as long as safely possible.