Home Health Care Caregivers in Stratford - 38 caregivers found

Hello, my names Diana. I am a licensed COTA with a bachelors degree. I worked per diem in a few different nursing home so I have experience with the geriatric population. I did home care during my fieldwork. I have experience working with clients in their homes. I love helping others and making individuals feel comfortable in their homes.

I believe I'm a great caregiver because I am passionate and caring I love taking care of people and helping them anything I could do to make a person's life better makes me feel better about myself. I started in the field because I do enjoy caring for people so much. I have dealt with all kinds of people from different age ranges with a range of different issues that they may need assistance with and I have always loved doing what I'm doing and I will continue to love doing what I'm doing. I have tried other career paths and they just weren't for me and I honestly believe that caregiving and taken care of and helping people is what I was meant to do.

My abilities and interests in becoming a care giver were fostered during my young teenager years. An immediate family member of mine has experienced many health issues, some of which were life changing medical emergencies. At a very young age I became a caregiver to this family member, which included providing direct daily care, feeding, ambulating, and educating them on their health journey. Along with experience caring for other family members with various conditions, I am also currently enrolled in a 2-year, RN Nursing Program at SUNY Morrisville; which is my proudest achievement so far! Nursing school has provided me with a further understanding of medical knowledge, disease processes, patient centered care abilities, and hands on learning (includes In-Patient clinical rotations). Because of this I am continuously able to add to my list of experience with various health conditions, some including: Alzheimer's, Dementia, Cerebral Palsy, Lesch Nyhan Syndrome, Autism Syndrome, Diabetes, Stroke, Heart Attack, Depression, Anxiety, Ostomy Bags, and more. I am a very organized and detail-oriented person, I enjoy keeping a schedule and planning in advance as much as possible. I have always been described as mature, professional, and approachable. I truly enjoy caring for people, and I work hard to ensure individuals feel comfortable with their care. Nothing is more rewarding to me than making positive impacts on those around me!

Hi, my name is Annie Entwistle. I decided to become a CNA so I can be of service to those in need. I have a lot of love to give and I believe that all beings just want to be loved and know they are listened to.

Hi, just to introduce myself, my name is Don. I've lived here in the Johnstown area since 2006. I started working for Keymark Corp in 2008 and am still currently employed as a Water Treatment Specialist. My father was diagnosed witht dementia in 1995 and I helped my mother care for him at that time till his passing a few years later.

Hello, I am an easy going laid back kind of person. I wanted to be a caregiver, because I enjoy helping people. I first started assisting individuals with their daily lives in 2016 at an organization for the developmentally disabled. Before that I worked in caregiving for children. Professionally I've been caregiving for about ten years. Personally it's been much longer. The best thing about caregiving is truly just getting to know and working with the people.

I enjoy taking care of people. I don't have a problem doing things for them. I'm easy going with difficult clients. I come up with a solution without confrontation. I e taken care of seniors as well as young adults.

Hi, my name is Marlana. I have worked in the field of caregiving for 4 years now. I am outgoing and have a passion for what I do. I love seeing a smile on my clients faces, and seeing them live to their best of their abilities. What had drawn me into this field of work was my mother. She has been a caregiver for 20+ years, and she has nothing but a big heart. Coming home at the end of the day feeing like you improved someone's life is unmatched.

My name is Lindsey and I have been a CNA for 2 years in a nursing home setting, I love my residents and I love my job I am just looking for a change since I have worked in the same facility for almost 4 years now. I have always loved taking care of people ever since I could remember. I love the connections I have built with the people I have been taking care of. I always say my residents are like family and I take care of them as I would want my family to be taken care of.

What drew me to this field initially was when my grandmother had a heart attack. There are some good hospitals in florida (where I lived at the time) but majority are poor quality. Unfortunately, my grandmother ended up in one that wasn't great quality. At 16 years old, I stayed in her hospital room, sleeping on the floor, to ensure that if she needed to toilet, I could help her. I helped bathe her, and spent time with her. I did tasks that a CNA should have been performing, but it was the best thing for her because it gave her a sense of dignity in a moment of her life that was hard enough as it was. I have been working towards getting my RN completed ever since; while this goal has still not been accomplished, I am working towards it. Family is important to me, as I'm sure it is to you for your loved one. I am a single mother of 2 boys, recently divorced. I am a hard worker, and very passionate about what I do. I take my time where it matters, and recognize that there is always room for education and improvement.