Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Rodessa - 12 caregivers found

My name is Amanda Haynes. I'm 36 year old. I've been in home healthcare for ten years. I'm compassionate and patient.

I am 19 years old. I have being a caregiver since I was 17. I love helping others. I enjoy assisting residents with their daily activities. It make me happy knowing they are happy and enjoying their day. I try and help out as much as I can because I know once upon a time they were my age.

Hi y'all, my name is Abby Mathis, I was born and raised in a small town in Texas!! Around the age 11 my great grandmother passed away from Alzheimer's. During the years leading up to her death I knew I wanted to one day be able to help men and women just like her. As I got older my love to help people got greater and once I was old enough I started working in the health care industry. After working as receptionist in a doctors office I decided I would rather be hands on with the patients. I took a 4 week class at Christus St Michaels too because a certified PCT. After finishing that class, I started working at St Michaels and I was over the moon excited to be hands on with the patients! Working hands on with all patients only made my love for helping people grow even greater. My whole life I have always wanted to help others before I do anything for my self and working with the patients in the hospital helped me do just that! One thing about me is that I always treat my patients like they are my family especially because many of my family members have been hospitalized and there have been multiple times my family members were not satisfied with their nurses. A personal achievement I want to continue to make is helping my patients get better and achieve their goals!

I am passionate about people. I love helping my elders.

I genuinely love people, I don't care about the color of your skin, I just see people. I have been taking care of people in my family all of my life, I enjoy doing for others and seeing the smile on their faces. Putting a smile on someone's face who wouldn't usually smile. I nursed my mom back to health after she had her leg amputated from complications of Diabetes, I helped her get her life back by working with her every day until she got strong enough to use her prosthetic leg on her own, now I cannot slow her down.

I am a retired LPN , who now have decided to do one on one care with clients. My skills include all CNA training in addition to physical assessments, wound care, patient teaching, medication administration, geriatrics, pediatrics, medical surgical nursing, and companionship with my clients. I have various references available upon request. I have been in the medical profession for 21 years. I sincerely get satisfaction from caring and taking care of others I feel like I'm making a difference in someone's quality of life,and I like to make people happy. My personal achievement I'm most proud of is earning every single academic achievement award available at my college.Im also really funny, I have a great sense of humor.

I am a very friendly down to earth women of 61 years young. I have a vast array of professional experiences from recovering patients straight from the operating room that have had open heart surgery to caring for newborns. I had to retire in 2004 because I became very ill with lymphedema and a very painful bladder disease called interstitial cystitis. Being severely ill has made me even more caring and compassionate for anyone suffering from any illness. I like to incorporate family into my patient care as much or as little as the family member is comfortable. I believe that God allowed me to become ill so that I could become a very compassionate care giver. I actually CARE for my patients.

At the age of 18 I was introduced to caregiving. I am now 31 years of age and have continued my career path as a caregiver. I originally became a caregiver so that I could go in and care for my elderly disabled cousin when she first moved to my area, however I was never placed with her, but I was hired and placed with other clients and it was almost like second nature to me, I absolutely loved it so that's when I decided to take the caregiving career path. So far it has been a success and I've learned so much and am now able to care for many different types of cases with ease. My skills go beyond caregiving though, I also have worked in an emergency room as an emergency room technician which allowed me to gain more knowledge within the medical part of care. while I was working there, I acquired certifications in BLS/First Aid/AED use, EKG technician, Drug screening and breath alcohol testing, as well as picked up many skills in behavior health, orthopedics, heart care, stroke care, wound care, and so much more. My favorite thing about caregiving is knowing that I am there for those who were there for my generation and knowing that they are in great hands is just a couple of my favorite things about caregiving. Most of all I'd have to say, I absolutely love spending time with my clients and giving them the companionship that they need and deserve so that they do not have to worry about being lonely. The saying is true that people can die from loneliness and its heartbreaking knowing how many people do have to live without anybody in their lives. If I could be there for them all I would. I am always so happy to be in their presence knowing I'm making a difference in that person's life. It is a sense of fulfillment to me as if I am doing exactly what I was destined to do.

I think that the best traits I carry as a caregiver, is that I am patient, and sympathetic as well. I truly care for each and every person I am able to care for. I've always had a passion for the Senior Community, I've always loved their wisdom and looked up to it. Once I got older, I wanted to learn more, and give back to them. The one thing I find most rewarding, and that I enjoy most about being a caregiver, is that I get to help somebody everyday. Whether it's something small, or large. One of my personal achievements that I am proud of is when I was 15 years old, I went to a local small college to go through their CNA program, and while doing so I worked my clinical hours at the local nursing home. There I was exposed to a vast majority of diverse needs, rapidly, and it helped me grow and learn to love this career even more so.

My personal experience from the age of 17 have always been very carrying for other,self moving on get the job done and will not walk away for what gets and my way.