Home Health Care Caregivers in Alamo - 13 caregivers found

I became a certified nurses assistant in 1987 through state of Indiana. I continued for 23 years. I wanted this type of job since junior high. I love this type of work to see smiles and make tasks easier for those who have a hard time. I too may be there soon. I have done hospice experience for a year and caregiver work around 6 years.

I have 19 years of experience as a CNA. I am very compassionate and have a huge heart. I used to go to work with my mother as a child at the nursing homes. I knew then that's what I wanted to do when I was old enough. I truly take every patient as a member of my family. I enjoy spending quality time with each patient to fully meet their needs. I love making someone's day brighter.

I became a caregiver because I love caring for people in need and putting a smile on their face. I have been a CNA for seven years and have worked in hospice, home care and long term care.

I became a caregiver at a young age as my mother was a single mom raising me but also caring for my grandmother who moved in with us when I was just 9. My grandmother suffered from dementia and Parkinson's disease so I quickly learn to adapt to life in her life and mind. I am currently pursing my degree in nursing in hopes to continue my education after obtaining my bachelors onto my masters program. My outgoing personality and ability to adapt to all situations allows me to grow deep connections and maintain wonderful bonds.

I have been a caregiver for over 10 years. My experience ranges from developmental disabilities to the elderly in hospice. I have done and seen a lot as a home health aide. I have references available and a flexible schedule.

I have been a CNA for the past 5 years, just shy of 6 years and love my job. I recently just worked at a hospital for a few years and had received so much experience I would love to share with you. I have worked in Rehabilitation, orthopedic/med. surg, nursing homes, palliative, Dementia/Alzheimer's, hospice, and much more. Being a CNA has brought so many opportunities to my life and I'm so thankful for that, along with the people I've met, the stories my patients have shared, and the things I've seen.

I am a very outgoing team player love to make people smile and laugh I love to work hard Make ends meet ! And I always love meeting new people

I have been a caregiver for 13 years. I have worked with a lot of different people. I feel that caring for others was my calling. I ran a home health company for years. I enjoyed it but now I just want to work on my own. I have over 15 references.

I volunteered at Union Hospital for three summers before obtaining my CNA licenses in 2013. My grandmother had a double hip replacement and needed assistance with getting out of bed and just everyday life for several weeks. I took care of her and it opened my mind and heart to caring for others. I have been a CNA for 6 years and I learn more about it all the time of what it takes, how I can impact someones life. I enjoy making others smile when they do not feel like they can go on anymore. I have strong shoulders for family members to cry on and they have several times when a loved one passes.

I am someone who grew up seeing my family lend a hand. Growing up my parents had a foster home, so we had lots of kids going in and out and some became permanent family. I think that started my love to take care of people. Also the inevitable, you grow up and in turn, the people around you grow old too. I visited nursing homes and saw the way they were treated and it wasn't always well. I loved babies growing up as well, was the family babysitters for years, until I could get a real job of course. You know they say that some people are meant to be nurses/caregivers. Because it's not meant for everyone. I genuinely love being of use to someone, to help, to see the gratitude people give when you're helping them or just being nice in general. I think being a caregiver has taught me life lessons. Being patient, and kind, and stop to say hello, ask how someone's day was, have small talk, just be humble and a genuinely good person. I've learned time management, multitasking, just how quick you can get attached to someone you never know before, and the power of helping others!