Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Greenwich - 5 caregivers found

With four years of experience as a dedicated and motivated Certified Nursing Assistant, I have gained extensive knowledge in assisting patients with activities of daily living. My exceptional communication skills, coupled with a deep understanding of medical terminology and clinical procedures, enable me to provide top-notch care to clients. I am committed to ensuring client well-being

I am a very kind and patient caregiver. I love what I do. I go above and beyond to ensure that a person can stay in their home. I understand the importance of being on time, and showing up for the job.

My name is Makenna, I've been working in healthcare for almost two years now. I'm currently attending LCCC for Nursing. Before LCCC I attended the Medina County Career Center for two years. I studied Nursing in their Diversified Medical Technologies Program. I was also elected Senior Class President. While attending I received my STNA, 10 OSHA, BLS, First Aid, and Blood Borne Pathogens licenses. We also covered Safety and Infection Control, Vital Signs, Legal and Ethical Responsibilities, personal Qualities of Healthcare Providers, Communication Skills, Health Care Careers, Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Pharmacology, Dosage Calculation, Basic Laboratory Procedures, IV Therapy, Electrocardiography, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Team Work, Pre-Nursing, Physical Assesment, Early Placement and Community Service.

I've always had a heart for the wounded and sick since a young teenager. It all started when I became a volunteer at our local hospital, I particularly love working with the elderly. I've taken care of both my parents I've lost and have had past Home Health Care Nursing Home experience. I am an honest dependable worker and keeping my word is so important to me. To me it is a job that I would do for free anyways.

E X P E R I E N C E It seems I've been a Caregiver all my life beginning in my early 20's as a Nurses Aide. At 60 I've since added to my 'life resume', caring for my elderly parents, a younger brother diagnosed with Progressive Multiple Sclerosis and currently two patients with various health issues. It's my opinion that allowing whomever I'm caring for the ability to keep their dignity and normal lifestyle, is paramount. I honestly don't consider myself a Caregiver so much as an assistant or helper to my patient. Equally important is minimizing if not erasing any worries their family may have knowing they're loved one is safe and properly taken care of. Fulfilling these goals, at least for myself, are what makes doing the job all worth while. I've experienced being 'on the other end' and am all too aware of how mentally and physically draining it can be to either not have help, or not have the right kind of help.