Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Auberry - 63 caregivers found

I am a great caregiver because I will treat each person I care for with dignity, respect and kindness. I am responsible and dedicated to this line of work. I will help with maintaining a clean and comfortable as well as safe environment. I try to improve quality of life through adaptive progressive strategies. what attracted me to become a caregiver was helping to care for my grandmother and my mother, it made me feel good to be able to help them. What I enjoy the most about being a caregiver is bringing a smile on my clients face. A personal achievement I have is seeing a client get better after I care for them.

I love to help!

I'm a licensed Occupational Therapist Assistant , however since COVID, I wanted to do something a little different. I chose caregiving, as it still helps better the lives of others and I'm able to use my skills and experience to make my clients' lives even better. I enjoy putting a smile on someone's face, empowering others to live as independently as they can, advocate safety in the home and in the community, and help make others' lives more meaningful and enjoyable.

Hello! I am 24 years old I have been a CNA since 2020, during COVID I decided to get my CNA because I wanted to start my career in Nursing and help families who struggle with caring for their loved ones. I love what I do! I am in school working towards getting a RN degree hopefully to be finished by 2025! I am a foodie, I love to cook new dishes and try new foods. I love to clean I love to crochet and do other crafts in my free time.

I'v been a lead stylist at a wig salon. Ive work with clients who are dealing with cancer as well as auto immune disorder's I also work with in home care work for my mother . I've been told I'm very detailed and patient I do have a optimistic personality and when I'm over something I make sure my job is done right and proper. I am social as well .

I am committed to improving overall patient/client well being through personal care and energetic engagement with their daily activities. I'm deeply committed to treating my elderly with respect and dignity.

At that moment, I am the only person in the world who knows how to best take care of my parents. I know their medical needs, their day-to-day care routine, their little habits, and what they like and don't like. I am qualified to be their caregiver and I am giving them the best care and attention they deserve. I hope that what I tell myself is something that you tell yourself also. I didn't feel prepared when I first became a caregiver, but with the support of my family, doctors, and social workers I made it through. Being a caregiver to my parents as they age has been so rewarding and I am proud of my role. I love being a caregiver.

Devoting most of my time to the care of someone else is one of the most selfless things someone can do, but it's not only about the time involved. Being able to understand the person you're caring for, knowing their problems, challenges and desires will not only make it easier to care for them, but will undoubtedly improve the relationship you have with each other. Empathy is a big aspect of that, and being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes and be empathetic will only increase the quality of care you're providing.As instrumental as caregivers are, communication is key. It can be something as simple as going through the day's schedule, or complicated as discussing health concerns, but no matter what it is, it must be done well. Subpar communication will do nothing beneficial for the relationship, and in fact, could damage it. Furthermore, as it's likely there's more than one caregiver in the individual's life, and because of all the moving parts, communication is key to get information to all the relevant parties. Whether it's relaying health information or just remaining congenial, communication between caregivers is important, second only to communicating with the individual.

Hello there, I have six years experience in assisted living and in-home private care. I have a current CNA license, I am dependable and compassionate about providing the best senior care and companionship possible. I have experience using electric/manual lifts, transfers, wound care, medication management/administration. My availability is flexible and I have reliable transportation for to and from appointments as well as running errands if needed. Thank you for taking the time to look at my profile, I look forward to hearing from you.

Hi my name is Marina, but you can call me Mia. I've been working with seniors for over 10 years now. I've done inhome/private care, skilled nursing, and assisted living. Experience with Alzheimer's, dementia, Diabetes, blood pressure problems, and alot more. Working for people in their homes, I have cooked, cleaned, bathed, groomed, dressed, take shopping, take to doctors appointment, medication reminders/Admin, keeping tract of ADL's, transfers, use to lifting heavier clients as well, companionship and much more. I'm very responsible, reliable, and my schedule is very flexible so I don't mind working part time or on call or overnight as well or even if it's just one day a week. Also it says my pay is $20 an hour but I'm open to different pay depending on job. I only entered one job on this file but if you're interested then I'd be more then happy to give you a resume with all my work history. Look forward to hearing from you, Five Five Nine, Five One Nine, Zero One Four One. (559)519-0141 Thank You Thank you.