Neurological Disorders Caregivers in Riverton - 155 caregivers found

Am a good caregiver because I love helping ,also I can work under no supervision .I have experience with elderly with dementia.I like helping those who cannot help themselves

As the caregiver of your loved one I am responsible for the direct care of patients, clients, or residents of the facility or agency or person that and whom I work for. I assist with daily activities, such as dressing, bathing, and eating. I also have a role in keeping them safe and comfortable. I became a nurses aide because I once was a full time Single mother to my special needs daughter (cerebral palsy and quadriplegic). I am a natural nurturer . I believe in giving my patients confidence in range on motion (keep them moving and active )or very comfortable is my motto .

Coverage letter Dear Hiring team, I am very interested in the medical assistance position I have skills and experience to be a assert to your team. I believe my pass experience can be applied to this position. I was able to assist the physician nurses with medical examination. I prepared patients medical charts , monitor vital signs and took blood pressure. I also acted as a chaperon during minor surgeries to help assist both patient and physicians also assisted during diagnosis procedures. I am an excellent communicator and interpersonal skills are important to me as a medical assistant as well as being compassionate and professional. It's important to build a strong good relationship with both workers and clients. I am excited to bring my skills to your team and I look forward to discussing it further. Sincerely, Stephanie Coleman

I am highly motivated and highly skilled health care providerwho is compassionate in caring for individuals/ with various disabilities physically, mentally, emotionally.

I worked at American Airlines for 18 yrs.Our office was closing and I had an option to relocate out of state or a buy out with an eligible early retirement package.At that time,my sister was in critical care for TBI.I chose to leave my job and care for my sister full time for the next 2 yrs.I understand the needs family have to care for their loved ones,the challenges,and the personal rewards of keeping their loved ones home.

I'm very understanding and punctual , and treat people like people. I have respect and can understand boundaries , personal space but also reach goals that need to be reached. I started doing caregiving after my great grandmother passed. She was completely independent and ended on hospice so I learned it all starting with her and when she passed I missed that feeling of helping someone and the joy I brought to them. I'm proud of the women my grandmother raised and how she never needed for anything as long as I was around.

Accomplishes student seeking a part- time or full-time position, to increase my knowledge and professional skills.

I have 18 years of caregiver experience. I have a CNA for about 15 years. I started caring for folks because back in Africa, we care for our family members so it has been something in my nature to care for people. When I care for elderly folks, I treat them as if they were my family members. I've worked with all types of senior patients. Most patients have conditions of stroke, dementia, mentally challenged patients, cancer patient, hospice etc.

I am attentive, caring and loving. I love to take care of their needs if they are not capable to do so. I love to sit and watch TV, read, take the clients out to church if they are church goers, in the park and other recreation the wants to go to if they are capable. I am of seeing a smile on their faces, eating their meals and looking better.

My level of expertise is like no other; Effortlessly, I always go above and beyond for my clients. Ever since the age of five years old when my Mom asked me what I wanted to become and my answer was "Mom, I want to be a Doctor because I want to take care of old people and I love them" and of course she laughed. Years later I ended up in numerous occupations, but at the end I found my way back to nursing (smile)- Need I say more? It gives me great pleasure to listen to the elderly. Moreover, their stories are precious and rare each unique experience that "cannot" be replaced (priceless commodity) and most importantly the joy and knowledge it gives me deep within (humbled). Looking back on all my choices I can honestly say that I have no regrets; Especially, since it has mold my life and made me who I am today. My mother would have been proud of me when I achieved my licensed (CNA) and knowing that it does not stop there since I was already enrolled in a nursing program in College and eventually I will go back since I took a long break after she passed. In conclusion, I love what I do and work for me is (never) work since my passion is caring for the elderly (smile)-