Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Dona Ana - 13 caregivers found

Very attentive, empathetic and very honest and have the utmost integrity. Friendly, charismatic are also traits of mine aside from being very responsible and dependable coming from a 6 year military background. I always loved to help others in need no matter what circumstances they are in I believe everyone deserves help.

I've been a caregiver for 11 years. I have experience with ped tubes super pubic, worked with people how have Alzheimer's Dementia and Parkinson who have condom catheters that are bed bound. I also have experience with feeding and giving bed bath and doing trasfers medication reminders. I also do housekeeping and cook

I am a young man willing to take care of others and look out for others. I have tooken care of my grandma for years as well as other family- friends relatives that I wasn't related too. I've fed em, bathed em, and layed them down. I care about others and their emotional state as well. I have alot of empathy for others.

Hello and a warm greeting from me. I am built as a petite individual with a huge heart and cares for those in need of help. There are times to be serious and other times I love to make the clients laugh, smile, be silly, and help to create a stimulating environment to help them continue to live to their fullest.

I am a hard working healthcare provider that is always striving to go above and beyond the standard of care. I am friendly and able to develop a good report with patients and their family members quickly. I enjoy listening to my patient's concerns and discussing my patient's health care needs. I have even been able to learn new things from my patients when they had a diagnosis I was unfamiliar with. I became a nurse because I knew at the age of three that I wanted to help people. I have always been fascinated by medicine. I enjoy watching my patients recover and get better. It brings me pleasure to know that I am able to help someone in anyway. Sometimes that means comforting someone other times it means helping them heal physically, mentally, and emotionally. I have a wide range of experience. I have worked with postpartum moms and newborns all the way through geriatrics and end of life. I have worked in mental health, rehab/recovery, neurological, and cardiac units as well. I got my first responders when I was 15 and was the youngest person in my class to graduate from nursing school. That puts me at 22 years of experience in the medical field.

I have worked as a caregiver for 19 years and have had the honor of taking care of elder family members. I would treat your loved one as if they were my own family. I enjoy working one on one with people of all ages. My day is complete knowing I made a difference in someone's life.

I think the personality traits that would make me a great caregiver is that I'm super patient, I have so much compassion to give, and I'm a very good listener. What attracted me to being a caregiver is that I love to help people and making a difference in someone else's life. I also grew up around family members who devoted their life to caring for elderly. What I enjoy most about being able to be a caregiver is making that difference and helping others who truly need the help. To be able to make someone smile knowing I made their day that much better. The personal achievement that I am proud of is that no matter how life hard gets and tries to knock me down, I always get back up and more stronger than before.

I strongly believe that my passion and sincere desire to help the elderly make me the perfect candidate for the job. I am a very compassionate and enthusiastic caregiver. I have proficient knowledge of Human Anatomy and Movement Sciences and I have some geriatrics experience.

Hello I'm a Certified Nursing Assistant with a little over 18 years of caregiver , long term care and hospice experience.

I first got interested in healthcare at the age of 14 by taking care of my late aunt. She was a type 1 diabetic that ultimately lead to skin issues and blindness. She told me Shirley you should be a nurse. It sparked the idea. From that time on I found people in the community that needed a little help to make their daily lives easier or better they would say. Later, I put myself through collage and obtained my Bachelorsrs degree in Nursing. I got a job in the Critical Unit. Unfortunately, COVID hit, overwhelming our unit as well as the rest of the hospital(s). At that time, I put passing my certification test on the backburner because I felt the need to be on the floor doing what I could do to help. I didn't pass my test in time and so I was demoted to a patient care tech. I am still working in the CCU as a PCT. I miss my home healthcare personal job as it allows me to connect and do something for people in my community that need help. I enjoy conversations and proving holistic care. Knowing that I am passionate about making sure my clients are comfortable and happy is rewarding and makes my heart happy. My biggest accomplishment was raising my two children while putting myself through collage as a nurse.