Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Hartsburg - 11 caregivers found

Hello. My name is Angie and I am from Pekin. I have been a CNA for 20 years and have experience working in nursing homes, hospital and home health. I have experience with dementia, alzheimers and hospice patients. I am currently looking for weekend hours between 8-10 hours a day. I am also covid vaccinated and CPR certified. Thank you.

I enjoy helping people & I also have a lot of experience. I've been a caregiver for 20 yrs. I have 3 boys & enjoy them very much! I'm very easy to get along with & enjoy conversation!

I became a caregiver to help provide care to those in need. I enjoy getting to know the individuals and their families.

Hello my name is Nicole. I am 38 years old. I am very trustworthy. I'm very honest loving and caring. I love helping and caring for others. I have always enjoyed caring for the elderly and or handicapped. I love helping out and making someone's day better in any way if I can. I'm a very clean person and enjoy cleaning as well. I would love to care for you or your loved one given the opportunity to do so.

I am a very dedicated, dependable and responsible caregiver. I look forward and enjoy being able to assist others with daily cares and being able to brighten someone's day. I am a mother of 4 boys and have been providing excellent care to people of the community since 2009. I have extensive experience in cardiac, dialysis, ortho, dementia and mental health.

Hi, I am 58 years old and I'm a caring compassionate, good hearted person who enjoys helping people out with their daily needs young or old. I really enjoy what I do and meeting people. My parents raised me to be a good christian person and to help people out no matter what they needed or didn't need such as raking their yard, shoveling snow, going to the grocery store, for them, mowing their yard etc.....and my parents said never ask for money for your good nature and kindness because you are doing it all from the heart. They taught me well and I appreciate them for it.

My name is Morgan. I am a CNA and have years experience with home healthcare, long term care, and the hospital setting. I am a dedicated and compassionate individual who strives to provide the best care I possibly can to residents or patients. I believe that my patient care skills make me a natural fit for this position. I have experience performing Nursing Assistant duties, including feeding, grooming and bathing patients while helping them with their other basic care needs. I assist the nurses with their daily duties when needed. My compassion for patients, along with my ability to communicate well with them, has always made me an asset in the workplace. I feel that my patient-driven approach, CNA skills and desire to learn new residents and or patients makes me a great caregiver/cna. I love connecting with the ones I care for, building a bond with means so much to me. I'm all about residents rights and how they will always come first. I became a cna as majority of my family is the medical field so it grew on me. I will be going back to school to finish the nursing program. This isn't a paycheck for me, this is truly where my heart is. Nothing makes my day better than knowing I did my job, I gave the best care I could give before their last breath, before the are sent home, or just at the end of the shift.

My name is Amanda. I've worked in hospice for over 4 years. I treat my clients like they are my family and my own loved ones. I like to know who I'm working for and get to know them. I'm very patient with my work and like to take my time

Hello! I'm Katie, and caregiving is something im passionate about. Coming from a family of health care workers it's almost second nature for me to care for others. I worked for the ab agency in North Carolina for a few years and loved it! I moved to Illinois in 2018 and worked in dietary and OSF St Joseph's until 2020 when I switched to SugarCreek Alzheimer's facility and now I'm looking to get back into personal home care! Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns! Thank you [?]

On top of giving quality care, you have to be compassionate. I am the one to listen to the person when they are upset or want to tell you a story from their past. I like to hear their concerns about life. I come from a large family and we all took care of each other. Besides helping others, I enjoy learning about someone's past. I like to know that families consider me a confidante and a friend long after I am done working.