Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Newport - 21 caregivers found

My name is Lisa. I'm an LPN. I have 7 years of experience working as a group home manager. I'm friendly, compassionate, organized, and outgoing. I enjoy caring for people and going out of my way to help others in need. I'm flexible with my work schedule and willing to travel if needed.

I've been in the healthcare field for over 15 years I've always had a love and compassion for helping others and changing the lives of others

A compassionate, hard working, trustworthy senior care professional. My 23 years of medical experience has given me the knowledge and skills to care for my clients. I treat my clients like family, the same way I'd want my family treated and cared for. *Wheelchair/walking assistance *Bathing/hygiene/grooming *Blood pressure checks *Meal preparation/feeding assistance *Medication reminders *Activities/excerise *Companionship (good listening ear) *Light housecleaning *Errands *Daily logs

My name is Alexis Massey, I like to go by Lexi(its easier to remember). I am a very compassionate and caring individual, who loves to help others. It makes me happy to make others happy. I can be your friend, your ear when you need it, your shoulder to cry on, and your caregiver all in one!

I am a hard working care giver currently pursuing my bachelor's in Nursing. I love what I do to provide care and hope for my patients. I love to build a relationship and let my patients feel comfortable. I go above and beyond for all my patients

I am honest, dependable, and trustworthy. I love the elderly and will treat them with love and respect. I have worked as a CNA, and Home Health Aide and Caregiver. I enjoy being able to assist and help others.

Hello! I'm Jessica ODrain, CNA. I've been working in the medical field for about 5 years. I love it! I can thank you my late grandmother for influencing me to be the best I can be! I love learning about others life stories while taking care of them! I'm an aspiring nurse in the making!

I been in the healthcare industry for over 17yrs I have work with mental challenge health and eldercare I am compassionate and caring person I enjoy helping people that needs assiting with still being independent. What attracted me to caregiving is because I took care of my grandmother and I enjoyed it my personal achievement is that I become certified so more doors could be open for

I believe that I am a great caregiver for many reasons such as my knowledge, my experience, and my personality. I have the knowledge and skills that I have gained from a Home Health Aide course at Delaware Technical Community College (Del Tech) in which I received a certificate. The course equipped me well to perform the Home Health Aide caregiver tasks and as part of the course I became BLS certified. I also have some experience as a caregiver for eight months. During that time I was responsible for daily morning routine care, companionship care when my care person did not go to Modern Maturity Center, light housekeeping, and occasionally taking my care person to doctor appointments. I only left to become a stay at home dad which I did for nine years. In addition I have the temperament to be a caregiver. I am friendly, patient, honest, detail oriented, hardworking, quick to learn, and always ready to listen or have a conversation. I became a caregiver because I knew I can make a difference in a person's life by assisting them with activities of daily living when their family cannot. I knew I had the personality that was necessary to be a caregiver and everything else could be learned, either on the job or by taking a course. What I like about being a caregiver is the satisfaction that I feel after helping a person who needs assistance in their activities of daily living. Helping them to do basic activities that I take for granted everyday and knowing that this made a difference in a person's life. There are a couple of personal achievements that I am proud of. One is that I was able to pass the Home Health Aide course with a 97. Another one was when I was able to inspire my care person to ambulate more. When I left he was ambulating further than he had in many years.

Professionally trained Direct Support Professional with experience ensuring high standards of culturally competent care for wide variety of patients with diverse needs. Actively pursing a new role in which to apply knowledge of special needs and exceptional work ethic. Capable of managing challenging patient behavior and offering behavior redirection to foster progress.