Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Chicago County - 831 caregivers found

I am CNA for over 10 years and I have worked with people with different needs and wants over the years I am proud of myself because I love to make people happy I am interested in people if you should hire me to take care of your loved one you would have no regrets I am a reliable and trustworthy person I have great references that you can call and verified thank you very much . I am an excellent caregiver I reside in Palos Hills my telephone number is 708-699-2565

Im a very caring and enthusiastic person I love the health and medical field I have been working in the medical field since I graduated high school this I what I want my career to be.

Easy going person, very understanding, love to listen and learn from others. I have 9 years experience, currently in nursing school. FYI Help at home, assisted Hand. Americare, compassionate care inc their rates for clients care averages $35 to 50 per hour depending on type of care needed. Keep that in mind, my $25 per hour is a fraction from what those agencies are going to charge you. Thank you for your understanding

Fast learner. Respectful. Helpful. Reliable. Trustworthy.

I am a very compassionate, loving and caring individual who goes above and beyond my call of duty to make others happy, receive the best care and effectively do my job. I possess excellent clinical, customer service and communication skills. I am a team player. I am respectful, responsible, resourceful, teachable, adaptable and disciplined. I also very patient and accomadating to clients' needs and families requests. I am able to function effectively under stressful conditions yet preserving to accomplish my goals. I am very loyal to my patients and my employers.

Hi, De'yunka here! I got my start in the United States Marines as an Administrative Specialist. I decided that I needed a change and becoming a caregiver was something that I wanted to try. I am currently working for an agency and my first client was a paraplegic and she taught me a lot, from sponge baths to catheter placement. she also shared with me valuable life lessons and experiences that have helped me as an individual and as a caregiver. I've since added much more training and experiences and I can honestly say becoming a caregiver was the best choice for me.

Hello, I have been a caregiver for over 6 years. Throughout my years of caring for others I've learned that the most important part of this job is to have patience, and to enjoy spending time with individuals who rely on use to be there for them, and this is the reason why I love my job because I enjoy helping others who aren't able to help themselves.

Caregiving for more than 5years and "still love what I do"I love providing home caregiving services to those that would otherwise not be able to do so.The smile on their faces is overwhelming and makes me feel I have done my job right. I have always enjoyed helping people so I know I am doing the right thing.

It only takes a special caregiver to take a good care of your loved ones and I am that kind of caretaker who do it to the level best!

* The Client is #1, truthful, loyal, on time * Patience, quality of work, dependability, good reporting * Communication, pleasant, patient * Good listener, observant, caring * Don't bring personal problems to client's environment, don't be bossy, adjust your approach to the client * Tolerant, patient, humble, able to work with tough clients * Really care about your job, good listener, involve them in their care, teamwork * Ready to learn, customize your care, client is your priority, use all your heart * Passion for adult care, patient, good listening skills, and cooperative * Treat your client as if they are your own family * Patience, love your work, kind, rapport with client, CNA skills * Love your neighbors as yourself, need to love to work for older individuals, show clients your compassion * Patience, heart for the work, and humanity in general * Passion, client comes first, treat them as you would your own family * Comes from your heart, love for the elderly, listen, don't argue, do it their way and learn * Don't take anything personally * Show them that you care, let them know you are there for them, show them love * Patience, nurturing ability, listen, anticipate their needs, simplify/make things easier * Loving heart, treat them as you would your parent, don't get offended * Allow them privacy, listen to what they want * It's not about the money, loving/servant heart, patience, like the work, problem solvers * Love your job, patience, be nice and courteous, put their needs before your own