Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Marine City - 45 caregivers found

My name is Antonia. I am a seasoned caregiver for over 20 years. I have worked in diffrent areas of health care. Dementia, Alzheimer, Hospice, Geriatrics, Traumatic Brain injuries. I provide compassionate care, with empathy and integrity.

My name is Taisha. I started in this field at 18 years old. Being a chore worker through the state of MI for my mother. Assisting her with her daily living. Which made me want to help others. I worked at Blue water developmental housing. As a caregiver and there is where my skills and knowledge expanded too. I'm a mother of 4 so not only I'm caring Im neutering too. That's what makes me a good caregiver. Putting a smile on there face makes it all worth it. Helping others is my passion.

*Fully Vaccinated /Booster *Hello my name is Brenda I am a Certified CNA MORC TRAINED MEDICATION TRAINED and CERTIFIED IN /CPR FIRST AIDE. I've been in this field 22 Years and started my career at Church of Christ Nursing Home in Clinton Twp. Mi .I've done hourly and live in for all age clients. Ive also worked for hospice and extended care cases . I have plenty of refrence letters I can provide to your family . I am always open to negotiation on my rate depending on the schedule needed. Please give me a call for more info and my availability. Currently looking for full time but will accept some part time cases. Please feel free to call or text me to discuss your caregiving needs 586 944 9211 look forward to speaking to you !!

Compassion. Empathy and understanding are absolutely necessary. and having a sense humor. Making a Difference in Someone's Life.Being empathetic, patient, and self-motivated are all great qualities for a caregiver to have as well. Takes responsibility for delivering on intended outcomes

My career began in childcare where I spent 17 years working in daycare as well as a nanny. Which led to working with special needs children and adults for 12 years both in a private setting and at Macomb Intermediate School District. I transitioned into senior care 10 years ago bringing my career full circle. I think I'm a great caregiver because, I've taken the lessons I've learned and put them to good use helping others. I'm very patient, caring, loyal and I have a great sense of humor. I'm attentive to my clients needs and treat them like family. I love being able to enrich the lives of my clients. My greatest achievement is being able to take what I love doing and turn into a life long career.

I have been a Certified Occupational therapy assistant for 25 years. I enjoy working with people and helping people gain their strength and independence back. I feel my compassionate and caring personality is helpful when dealing with patients. I am very diverse from having experience with people with a wide range of diseases and diagnoses.

I became a care giver because i enjoy helping others.I love being a part of someone's life that i can make a difference in weather it be to help maintain the quality of life they have and keep their dignity,or providing end of life care. I am focused on the person as well as their family. I am 1 of 5 children,I grew up in a loving christian environment where morals and values were strongly instilled. I lost my father at a young age and lost 2 brothers to complications of diabetes in 2014 and lost my mother April 2017 due to renal disease and cardiovascular disease and lost my grandmother July of 2017. I am married to my best friend of 22 yrs we have 4adult children and 2 precious granddaughters.I am very trustworthy and take pride in my work and again i take my work very serious. I have been a certified nurse aide since 1996 to the present.

What makes me a awesome care taker is my love for people. I'm Kind, up beat, very positive, goal oriented, I'm a wonderful companion, I'm wonderful at communicating, highly motivated, and on time. Makes me feel really great after helping someone. I love to see happiness and comfort on everyone's face. I am that push of encouragement when there's none in site. I was always helping my mom and sisters take care of many family members who wasn't able to get into a nursing home. It never felt like they was working. I enjoyed the stories, and helping them family members. The best part about being a care giver is the awesome people you get to meet. Love to see the smile on their faces, and to hear the stories they tell and the things they teach me. There is never a dull moment in this line of work. What I love the most about this work is that it doesn't feel like it. This is what I was born to do. Once worked with a boy whom has autism, sensitive hearing and was none verbal, he always had a pair of head phone to keep the sound out. He really didn't like big crowds and laughing children was quite loud and scary to him. It was hard to get him to even go the the theater in the middle of the day. It took us almost a year but he was able to go with a small crowd and not feel afraid. I was delighted to see he can now enjoy the company of others while doing what he loved. Watching movies on the big screen. I'm very delicate and patience and understanding, always fair, and safety defiantly comes first.

What makes me an awesome caregiver is that I'm willing and ready to learn and advance my knowledge in the health care field,Which is why I went back to school to become a certified nursing assistant. I am very dependable, hard working and a joy to be around. What got me into the health care field was my grandmother. She began to get really sick and wasn't able to take care of herself anymore, so I stepped up and began to help her out. After helping out my grandmother, working in this field began to grow on me so I decided to start going private duty.

Caregiver with 3+ years of experience in senior care within homes and assisted living environments. Recognized for ability to monitor and provide emotional and physical support to patients and staff. Possess exceptional communication abilities, as well as cultural sensitivity to care for diverse populations