Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Jefferson County - 6 caregivers found

I am highly passionate and educated in this field. I have cared for my own family up to comfort measures, so I know and expect how others would want their loved ones to be treated. I give my all and caring for others has always been my top priority. I treat them with dignity, respect, and care for them as they're my own. I'm very reliable, dependable, independent, compassionate, problem solver, determined, hardworking, honest, trusting, and very skilled and i am confident in what I do. I have high professional references, a lot of training and education, with furthering my education in the medical field.

Hello, I'm molly. Ive done caregiving for 5 years. I love getting use to my clients and forming a relationship between us. It brings me joy knowing I bring happiness to my client.

I've always enjoyed helping others, and making a change in someone's life rather it was to make them smile or a kind word to make there day. I'm a people person I enjoy being around people helping them with whatever it may be. I'm out going, easy to get along with, love to smile, like to keep things postive.

Hello, I am Mikaela Hawk and i love having the job as a nurses aid. my top priority is to make the elderly in best conditions and care as they deserve.I enjoy every moment interacting with everyone and making the best of it all.

I am seeking a career with a well-established company where my skills are implemented and enhanced. Also, I am looking to secure a position as a public relations / care professional in order to utilize my training, and interpersonal skills with accuracy and advancement while maintaining a motivated, productive, and professional environment for the entire professional team on board while maintaining extensive customer care and reassurance. Not only to be professional and establish a career, working as a Nursing Assistant has became very personal and close to my heart. I started taking care of my Great Grandmother in 2008 when she started to get Alzheimer's and dementia. I took care of her, even when her care was out of my ability, when she passed away in 2014 my heart was set on the medical and nursing field. As it being something that I have put many years and emotions in to, I've learned to be a successful caregiver and aide, you have to be made of both empathy and compassion, patient and understanding, being reliable and flexible, along with trustworthy. Ultimately, we are the person a patient, or client, rely on.

I have 20+ years of experience.