180 caregivers with Orthopedic Care experience found near Palmdale
Orthopedic care is designed to help individuals who have injuries or diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system - the spine, muscles, and joints. Oftentimes individuals with these types of disorders require ongoing physical and occupational therapy. A few conditions requiring orthopedic care include rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, fractures and dislocations, and orthopedic surgery recovery. Caregivers can help with meal preparation, grooming, light housekeeping. Additionally, some caregivers can help promote exercise to regain strength and promote balance.
They specialize in Orthopedic Care and have on average:
I love being a caregiver first of all because I like helping others, it gives me a sense of satisfaction and achievement. I take initiative, I am responsible, compassionate and a quick learner. I am very enthusiastic when I am doing my work because it is what I love doing, and what I do best. I am known to provide quality care. I would have loved to take care of my mother when she was sick but unfortunately, I could not leave my job and I did not see her when she passed away. I believe that is one of the reasons why I am so compassionate and patient with the elderly because I see them as my mother. I also took care of my mother in law before she passed away. I have very good recommendations that I can provide from all the patients' families I have been blessed to take care of.
Im very passionate and love taking care of elderly/client why because most of us when we get older or once we reach certain age we are looking for someone that we can rely and we can trust and be dependent on that person. Thats why i enjoy working as a care giver for me its not really work its like taking care of my family..as a care giver i love to see clients achieve their goals even as simple as like they have their first therapy or simple exercise or even they have their first bite of food from recovering in certain injuries or operation it makes me happy seeing them happy!my achievement as a care giver i tookcare of my last client for 14 years,shes a family and a mother to me and im very proud that im the person who takes care of her...
Besides experience and knowledge I acquired from nursing school, helping others has always been my passion. I find joy and fulfillment knowing I make a difference in someone else's life. I am patient and willing to adjust to the needs of my clients. I try to put myself in their shoes, to try and understand them. I treat my patients with love and respect, and with dignity, just like how I would want to be treated if I was in their same situation. Since I was a young age, I have always been interested in helping other people. I enjoy helping others who have trouble helping themselves especially the elderly. I completed my vocational nursing studies in 2012 and it was at that point I realised that helping people is my calling. I love that being a caregiver, you can make a difference. It's a rewarding experience providing care and assistance to those who are no longer able to do so and to know that I have done my job right when I see smiles on their faces. The moments that make me most proud of as a care giver is when I see my patients doing well, seeing their happy faces.
I love serving our senior community. It's my joy to assist them in any daily activities they'd like to pursue or have done for them. My former clients have enjoyed my cooking, housekeeping, laundry, baking, fun conversation and careful attention to detail. I've redefined the word JOB for myself with this motto I live by, "Do what you love and love what you do." My former clients and their families are my best references and will be glad to tell you themselves of my labors of love, loyalty, hard work, reliability and honesty. I have a comfortable and clean vehicle to transport to Dr appointments or grocery shopping or going for a drive, etc. I look forward to meeting you, assisting you and serving you! 😃
What makes me a good caregiver is i like to sit down and listen to the individual and the family to find out their concerns and fears and how they want things to be. I respect all rights and will not over step my boundary. I'm a good listener and companion. I became a care giver after taking care of my grandma while she battled with cancer. It was a hard and emotional time but after she passed. I learned that we became closer and during that hard time we also had many good times. So in the end results i became a care giver to become a companion and to help others when help is needed.
I have been in the home care field for over 10 years, I enjoy helping seniors and I have learned alot from them. I have also cared for family members who have passed from cancer. I just enjoy helping those that want to retain independence in their own homes. I am a CNA,CHHA and also a Medical Assistant for the state of California. I have experience with special needs adults, Alzheimer's, COPD, stroke, Cancer,Parkinson's, ALS,Diabetes, I know how yo use a Hoyer lift have knowledge of oxygen concentrateors. Thank you for taking the time to review my profile. I look forward to hearing from you.
Hello my name is Anita, I'm a very caring and compassionate person , I love Taking care of people, becoming a certified medical assistant front/back office with special skills in EKG,vena puncture, PFT, I am a people serson I love cooking, taking care of my family _ grandchildren ,I have so much to be thankful for, why I do what I do this is my way of giving back so much has been giving to me over my life time .thank you for your time
I believe what makes me a great caregiver is that I have such a big heart and I love to make people feel better even just being able to cheer them up makes me smile. I love anything in the medical field whether it's working in a doctors office, or being a caregiver I love just the feeling I get doing my job. The most that I enjoy is that when I finish at the end of the day I leave my client with a smile. I'm proud that I have came this far with my career and I'm still pushing to go far , I want my son to be proud of me . I'm a hard worker and I am the type who likes to constantly keep myself busy. I'm very detail oriented as well and I love to cook .
I. I became a Caregiver because the word "Caregiver" is what I am. I care for humanity with special needs or partial/full assistance and a giver because I give all I have on my reach to those who need to do the things they can't, for example (ADL's) Activities of Daily Living.
2. I like everything I have done so far as a Caregiver. From experiencing clients with the care of only companion to the care of hospice. Many clients I had done care for with different cases and thats what I like about being a caregiver, because those cases are reality in life that make me stronger when the time comes to my love ones or myself also, the satisfaction I feel when a person says thank you with gratitude.
3. The achievement I am proud of is when a client or patient recuperates from a physical or health problem with my care.
4. I can say about myself is what people had told me in my 37yrs. of age. Also, what I truly considered and had known through my years as a Caregiver. I am lovable, caring, funny, smart, responsible, I have good memory of schedules and program a routine, I am a mom of 3 educated and good children of ages 15, 11 and 8, and I am also happily newlywed with a wonderful man. I love to cook healthy foods, clean and organized. I always tried to make sure the other person is comfortable and happy. I have good sense of humor and I also consider myself honest and respectful with others.
I love being a caregiver bec i love my family. I understand that every person deserves to be loved and cared for in any condition they are in. I have been doing this for 3 years now and i am getting complete satisfaction from my career. I am loyal caring responsible flexible and understanding. I am trained by the red cross
I'm a very patient and caring person, I work with althemizer & dementia clients the most but have worked with so many different clients with different disabilities, I love doing this kind of work it gives me substance and I love being there for people or lending a helping hand, I've worked in this field since 2003, starting with children then with seniors, I have my drivers license, a car and insurance, have pass the livescan, if clients are able I like taking them out and doing things with them movie, shopping or whatever the client feels they would like to do or go. I'm very trustworthy and hate being late, sometimes I might get there a lot early but will be there with a smile and ready to help
I decided to become a caregiver after taking care of my Mom and Dad. My goal as a caregiver is to provide families with someone who is caring, nurturing, kind and compassionate.
What makes me a good caregiver is that I am compassionate,efficient , loving patience , understanding, dependable, responsible and loyal. I try to comfort the people that I take care for and I try to make them feel loved and special like family. I feel that is my calling because I have always cared for others and put their needs before my own. If I can make a person feel better or make their day in some way it makes me feel better as well and it make feel I would have accomplished one of many goals as a caregiver.
Being diligent, loyal, trustworthy are the strong traits that makes the clients satisfied on my genuine service. They make me feel a kind hearted person with charitable acts, no second thoughts of protecting people whenever they said in me, If they can let me stay with them 24 hrs they will but on second thought they still want me to have time with my family. Clients and residents in facilities always told I am different I always find ways to go beyond on what they expected. They gave me a great knowledge to face different circumstances on different condition like Dementia, Alzheimer, Arthritis, Cancer recovery, COPD, Depression and etc. They taught me to become expert in giving shower, grooming, Laundry, Cooking, Preparing meals, walker, wheelchair, nebulizer, Inhaler, Oxygen. I am always looking forward on the good result from having a good working relationship with the client and extended with the family meaning their enjoyment from all the effort and right care I deliver with their loved one. I've learned to be more patient, in every situation listen more, learn more and smile more thats the correct way to grow in this field that God chosen for me. I am very thankful to God he trusted me this very rewarding profession. In the process I am the one who benefited the most.
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