Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Caregivers in Jeffersonton - 43 caregivers found

I am Virginia Board Certified Nursing Assistant with over five years of home health and assisted living care. After raising four children I returned to school and became certified as a Home Health Aid, Nursing Assistant as well as Phlebotomy Tech. I believe that everyone has the right to quality care, and an advocate to ensure they are treated with dignity and respect. Raising four children has taught me that one must always use and implement active listening skills as well as expect the unexpected. My passion for health care comes from years of experience as a mother, wife and caregiver to family and friends.

I am a dedicated and compassionate caregiver who enjoys helping people. I strive in providing personalized care to my client and family. After helping my mom takes care of my father with stroke for three years, I developed passion and the desire to help care for people battling with any kind of disease. I enjoyed working as a caregiver because with patience and paying attention to the little details I'm able to make a difference in people's lives.

I am interested in being a caregiver because I am extremely passionate about about helping others, whether it is physically, mentally, emotionally or all three. I enjoy getting to know others and and their stories because no two people are the same. I posses reliability, respectfulness, resiliency, and accuracy in all things I involve myself in. I am currently in nursing school and plan on making a lifelong career out of this profession.

I started Caregiving over 25 years ago. I have always enjoyed assisting clients. I have worked in home health care, private duty, and caregiving facilities. My roles included caregiver, Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A), Med Tech and Supervisor, and Nursing Assistant Educator. Due to my passion for caregiving, I became a Registered Nurse in 2012. As a registered Nurse, I traveled to patients' homes, wrote Care Plans, and trained and tested Nursing Assistants. I have spent the last few years homeschooling and raising my children. I miss caregiving and ready to start my career again. Even though I am Registered Nurse, I am interested in a caregiver role. I want to spend time with my clients. I enjoy helping clients where needed, while understanding independence is essential. I love the development of a relationship with my clients and families in whatever way they build. My personality includes empathy, patience, and kindness. I like to be on time and take my work seriously. When I am not caregiving, I enjoy paddle boarding, skating, hiking, camping, guitar, and life.

I became a caregiver because thats always been my job and i studied for elderly care. I like this job because i like taking care of others, and trying to make people feel good. A proud acheivement i have is getting my career that helps me make a difference

I became a caregiver in 1997 because I want to try to help anyone in need. I like being a caregiver because I get enjoyment knowing that I am able to help someone in need. I am very proud to have successfully earned my Med. Tech License. I am a wife and a mother of two beautiful children. I am very dependable, trustworthy and respectful. I have been in this field of employment for many years, have great references, and would love to help take care of and spoil your loved one as if they we're my own family. This line of work isn't for everyone but I am positive that it is my calling. It comes naturally and easy to me when I am helping someone else with whatever assistance that they may need. I sincerely get pleasure from knowing that I helped make a difference in someone else's life.. no matter how big or small .

I'm very patient and listens to the client needs and provide assistance. I became a caregiver when my mom became sick and I wanted to be there for her. I became good with her care that a stranger pulled me to the side and offered me a job to care for her husband at home. I am Certified Personal Care Giver and have Certificate in Nursing Assistant. In addition, I have training as Personal Safety Assistant at INOVA Fairoaks, Virginia working in ICU and ER sitting with suicidal and dementia patients.

Let me introduce myself! My name is Jasmine and I can't wait to meet you and be a helping hand in your family. I've been interested in healthcare and taking care of people as far back as I can remember. I truly believe it's my calling. I'm a naturally caring, empathetic person and I believe in giving exceptional care while standing by high principles, integrity, and morals. In other words, I do unto others as I would want done unto me and I'm pretty picking about my care needs so you can rest easy knowing your loved one(s) is in good, caring hands.

I am a compassionate, patient, and attentive caregiver who prioritizes dignity, comfort, and trust in every relationship. I have a strong ability to listen deeply and respond to both spoken and unspoken needs, which allows me to provide personalized and respectful care. I am dependable and detail-oriented, ensuring routines, medications, and care plans are followed consistently and safely. My calm and grounded nature helps me remain composed in stressful or emotional situations, providing reassurance to clients and families alike. I bring a holistic approach to caregiving, understanding that emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being are just as important as physical care. I am nurturing yet professional, setting healthy boundaries while offering warmth, encouragement, and advocacy. My experience has strengthened my adaptability, empathy, and problem-solving skills, allowing me to adjust care as needs change while maintaining a supportive and healing environment.

Being a certified nursing assistant is my second career, and I am very passionate about it because I love to help people. My first career was as an accountant, which taught me to be organized, dependable, punctual and respectful of other people. I chose to be a nurse assistant because of the satisfaction I receive from doing a job that is important and helps others. When I worked at Mary Washington Hospital, I received many comments from my patients about how well I cared for them and helped them with their daily needs. It always gave me a great deal of satisfaction when they were able to leave the hospital feeling better and happy about their care from me.