Home Health Care Caregivers in Walton - 12 caregivers found

I'm a new member of the Wichita community. My husband and I moved here from the Manhattan area where I worked as a para educator for 9 years. Needing a change, I worked toward my CNA,CMA, and HHA certifications. I have worked in Memory Care, Assisted Living, and Home Care and Hospice all of which I loved. I have an early work experience as an EMT,(no longer lisenced), and years in phlebotomy. I've also worked as a CNA in a surgical center in various areas of the building. I spent 1 1/2 years after we moved here, recovering from shoulder surgery and working in a preschool center while getting situated in our new to us house. We have two daughters, one is married with a 4 yr old and 8 month old and the other is a Jr in college at Bethel. I grew up a farm girl, spent valuable time with my grandparents, and have been involved in many activities myself and with our kids. My family has always come first and I have always worked jobs that would allow me to live and be in their moments as they were and are happening! We are total hands on grandparents to our grandchildren when needed and possible. I love flea markets, refurbishing furniture, I have my own picture painting site, yard sales, shopping, and being in our yard. My heart and soul are extremely down to earth and when I enter a clients home, they are what matters while I am there. Their comfort and happiness with my work, long after I leave, is important to me until I see them again.

Hi I am Heather. I have been doing some sort of caregiving since I was 16 years old. I love to take care of and help people. I adapt easily to new situations. I am also going to school to become a skilled care giving nurse. I am most proud of getting my medical Assistant certification. What I enjoy most is learning about new people and places.

I believe I'm a great caregiver because I care from the heart not the pay. The first thing that attracted me to being a caregiver was the fact that I just fell in love with the at home setting of caregiver. Growing up I always heard about people who have put the family away in a "home" when they reach their senior years, but my first interview , it was the total opposite.I worked in a house that had 6 residents, and it was theor home, they were like all room mates in a sense and I had never seen anything like it up until that day. And from then on I wanted to be a part of everything that goes along with caregiving.

What I believe makes me a good caregiver is that I love taking care of people and I have a big heart. What made me want to be a caregiver is when I was in high school ,I would volunteer at retirement homes and I would notice how some patients were not getting the care that they deserve. so knowing that I can help someone out in life makes me fill like Im some way helping contribute to some good in the world ..

I am a friendly outgoing good listener who loves meeting new people and hearing about there adventures through life. I enjoy taking care of people and making them feel comfortable and happy. I am also CPR and AED certified and trained in dealing with Alzheimer's and dimentia patients.

Hello, my name is Sarah Grunwald, and I've been a CNA since 2011. I've worked in both settings as a CNA at an assisted living facility and clients homes. My personality traits as a caregiver are super friendly, I try to get to know and understand a client and their families to provide the best care for a client to keep both family and client at ease. Being a caregiver is something just indented into my DNA. My goal is to give the best care I can give, while maintaining a client's independence so that they may stay in their homes as long as they possibly can. I enjoy caregiving it gives me a sense of accomplishment seeing that clients families are at ease knowing their loved one is being taken care of with the best care given possible.

I love beening a care giver to spend time with my clients. And to able to assist the client in ways to keep them at home. For Independent Living.

Hello! I'm Courtney, I'm 28 years old and the last three years I have been taking care of individual patient for 3 years. I am currently going for my CNA certification and on to become a LPN. Nursing is what I was studying in California but arrived in Kansas and had a family of my own. I love being able to help people, and it's easy for me to get along and enjoy someone's company.

I am a responsible, patient and respectful person. Growing up I shared a room with my disabled sister and helped take care of my grandfather after his stroke. I am currently my grandmother's conservator which comes with much responsibility. I have also completed over 900 volunteer hours and I worked at Heartspring for five years with disabled children. I enjoy watching people achieve personal goals and enjoying life.

I like to help people.