Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Bristow - 13 caregivers found

I am a very reliable, honest, and compassionate worker. I take pride in my work and will give the upmost respect when caring for others. I have always enjoyed caring for others. It is very rewarding and I thrive on seeing a job well done. I am very proud of spending 12 years helping families navigate through the transitions loved ones go through during the end of life.

Good with elders, cleaning and organizing is my best skill. Basic medical knowledge is known. I'm home health certified, spent last 5 years dealing with a client that really needed a nursrying home. But those were his wishes. To this day he's still alive!!

Demonstrated ability to deal tactfully with people, show patience, maintain a pleasant environment for the clients and groups of a variety of backgrounds. Highly-dependable professional with good values, compassionate heart and over 15 years' of extensive experience in providing prompt and friendly service. I am Eager to get a caregiver position with a reputed organization delivering relevant expertise while making a difference everyday. Caregiving, and nursing runs in my family, I have always been naturally gifted at caring for others. I enjoy spending time with clients, and helping them improve, rehabilitate, and reach their daily goals and outcomes. I don't look at Caregiving as a job, I view it as a calling. I would love to get fitted with the right client, where I know my skills will be most effective! I look forward to working with you and providing the best care possible!

I'm a great caregiver, because I love to help others. I have been a C.N.A. for about 15 years. I love the feeling I get when my patients are happy and satisfied. I build strong bonds with my residents, and treat them like my own family.

Hello. I am Megan Greer. I have loved being able to help others in any way I can. I just recently returned to the United States from a mission trip to Thailand. I was apart of the medical team, took vitals, and spent time with the kids in their village. Also, I have kept up some skills in ASL and was awarded American Sign Language Senior of the Year during my last year of high school. Currently I am taking classes at Tulsa Community College and am working towards being apart of their Nursing Program. I am so excited to continue my education and to use my CNA skills to provide compassionate care for others.

I am a very hard worker and a wonderful listener. I enjoy taking care of people in any setting. I honest and respect a person's privacy.

I am a good kind-hearted lady. I love being around the elderly and really enjoy helping people. I am currently in school to obtain my practical nursing license, that is one achievement i will be proud of.

I chose to take care of elderly people at the age of 17 years of age. I enjoy assisting and helping the elderly have the fulfillment of life as they get older and go through our last days. I find it rewarding to myself to give compassion, love and care when people feel all alone.

Hello! My name is Dalese Williams, I am a 18 year old graduate currently going to school to receive my Pharmacy Technician License. I am outgoing, reasonable, very funny and easy to get along with. I also speak Spanish! My grandmother was my first caregiving job for about 3 years before she passed. The opportunity to get a chance to stay in-home and work really motivated me to become a caregiver. I enjoy most being able to connect with those I'm watching, listening to the stories they tell and being there so they feel safe. Personal achievements I am proud of: Graduating high school with my daughter! (Very though but we did it!)

What makes me a great caregiver is that I genuinely care about the individual's I serve. I like to develop a connection with them. My heart goes out to those who are less fortunate than myself, so I always do the best that I can do to help them feel special and cared for. I really don't know what attracted me to being a caregiver initially, all I know is that it's a passion of mine and it's just a natural thing. What I enjoy most about being a caregiver is knowing that when I leave my clients for the day, that I have done the best that I know how to do; that they are happy with the work that I've done, even if it's just sitting and talking to them and listening. I feel that I made some sort of difference.