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

I have always loved caring for people since I was a small child, after I had my own child my passion of caring for others grew. I love knowing that's I am making a difference in someone's life. What seems to be smallest thing to us, could mean the most to someone else. I have worked with individuals with special needs for seven years and have had the background of dealing with "difficult" traits. Everyone is different but we all want someone who shows they care about them. I currently am working with assisted living residents, and that's a big reward in it's self, I have no living grandparents so being with them makes me feel like I'm with my own family.

I love health care and caring for people especially elderly it brightens up my day to be around them and to know I am able to help them and make an impact on their life's . I am very energetic and responsible and a very loving person . I have been in the health care field for 2 years now caring for the elderly and absolutely love everything about it . I plan on furthering my career in health care as well. I am currently an RA at a residency home and I'm certified in First aid/CPR.

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.

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.