Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Caregivers in Random Lake - 4 caregivers found

I take full responsibility for my clients I don't have any children or sickly family that will interfere in my commitment to provide full time / live in care position. I specialize in providing care to clients with Dementia/ Alzheimer disease. I provide exceptional care to all my clients. I have worked with clients from stage 1 until the final stage (7) of dementia. I also worked in the hospital setting for four years. I have four years of experience on the surgical/ orthopedic & pediatric floor! I have experience in knee, hip replacement, spinal etc. I have assisted in rehab right after surgery. I am cpr/first aid certified. I promote mobility and keeping active. I am a certified nursing assistant. Recently I lost a long time client to Alzheimer and cancer. I take on full responsibility for my clients. I schedule all appointments, grocery shopping, memory care programs. I have experience with mechanical lifts, cooking, sorting and passing medications. I worked closely with very prestigious families in the community. This is my passion and I take pride in the care I provide! I'm very flexible with my schedule. I have posted some of the activities I did with my clients on my profile. I have traveled with my clients out of state. I'm committed to provide great care. Seeking full time care I can help you!

Hi I'm Amber I've been a caregiver for about 5 years I have recently in the past 1 got my CNA certification, I have also done hospice care I like being a caregiver because I love helping people anyway I can. I enjoy this line of work because it lets me gain bonds with people that may not have a family or anyone to help them.

I am a very compassionate and empathetic person. I love to help people in need. Helping others gives me a wonderful feeling inside-where it counts. I am a mother of 5. I have been a CNA for 8 years. I also received my certification for medical assistant in January of 2013. I am dependable, honest and always do what I believe is best for my patient.

Being a caregiver was instilled within myself from a young age. Growing up I had an elderly grandmother, in which I helped take care of. It just came naturally to me. I enjoy being a companion or a listening ear for her made me smile. So I have always looked at being a caregiver is just helping those who needed me. Making sure that ate or remembered to take the medications is vital for those who has limited mobility or early dementia or those that just need that extra reminder. I enjoy everything about being a caregiver.