Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Loysville - 4 caregivers found

I am extremely, nurturing, respectful and attentive caregiver. Making my seniors comfortable and independent as possible. I am trustworthy ,reliable, and loyal with a heart for working with the elderly. I have the knowledge and skill set to provide assistance with bathing, and daily personal grooming care. Medication management, and I understand the challenges of Alzheimer's/Dementia and will actively engage in a meaningful way to enrich and maintaining a healthy daily schedule. I am CPR and First Aid Certified. I do light housekeeping, laundry and can prepare nutritious meals. I truly enjoy providing companionship and have a listening ear. And a non- smoker. I welcome the chance to meet with you. Kind regards. Deborah

Hello, I'm a certified and experience caregiver for the past 12 years , I'm skilled , knowledgeable, and passionate when it comes to caring, I'm a hard worker and very dedicated professional, my #1 priority is to keep my clients save , comfortable, and healthy, I have a great since of humor and a listener, I communicate well on every level I follow instructions and is always willing to learn and apply myself in a respectable manner, I'm a team player and I have the ability to solve problems because on my calm, patient nature ,that people are often Drew to, for that I'm humble and greatful, I don't consider myself as an ordenary caregiver , I delivered a very strong bond and relationship with the people I care for , I make sure the family is involved but also have a peace of mind knowing the love once are well taking care of , if you give me the chance I will exceed your expertations. Thanks.

At the very young age of eight years old, my grandfather was diagnosed with colon cancer. Unfortunately enough, the cancer spread throughout various parts of his body and he died very uncomfortably just 5 months later. Throughout the various hospital trips and treatments, I was always present. Nurses often joked and were surprised by the little girl who slept in the hospital bed with her dying grandfather for five months. My mom said she recalls me having a lack of concern for my own well being, and a great concern for helping my grandfather. I was applauded daily by doctors, nurses, caregivers, and friends for my care, compassion, and understanding at such a young age. Each day I saw new caregivers and nurses do their best, always smiling, to make my grandfather's passing as comfortable as possible. The day I watched my grandfather take his last breath, and as I watched the nurses and caregivers shed tears over a man they hardly knew, it occurred to me that I knew exactly what I wanted to do in life. I want to make a difference in the lives of sick patients and their families. I want to improve the quality of life for as many people as I possibly can while here on earth. There is no better feeling in this world than knowing you've made a difference in someone's life. That is why I chose to become a caregiver.

I watched my loved ones overcome poverty, abuse, disease, and alcoholism. The odds seemed against us but we never wavered from our determination to make our lives better and to encourage each other to move forward. Each obstacle my family faced, I learned that determination and compassion are key. It helped me to set goals and work toward them. I drew my inspiration from watching what the human spirit can overcome when necessary and knowing that everyone is capable of doing so. I watched my great-grandmother fight her battle with dementia and Alzheimer's, which helped to develop my passion of one day becoming an occupational therapist. I learned compassion from living with and working with those who are greatly affected by physical, mental and emotional limitations. In learning throughout my life, it feels that care giving in some type, has called me. I want to be able to positively impact the people and families I work with, just like others did for me.