Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Washington - 13 caregivers found

I have been working in the medical field since I was 18 years of age. My great grandmother who passed from dementia is how I became a health care giver. My passion is to help comfort, love and support those who are in need.

I enjoy working with families to help enrich the lives of seniors. I empower people to age with grace, dignity and find purpose. After a long career in sales and raising four children as a single parent, I have found my calling and find this work very rewarding. I have a natural desire to help others and I am patient, kind-hearted and fun to be around. I can guarantee that people spending time with me will be laughing and enjoying their day.

My name is Coriane (CJ), I am a great listener, very caring , patient, and have a calming/healing energy. I wanted to be a caregiver because it's in my nature to be a caring person and I love to help people. I love being around the elderly, hearing their stories, and learning their raw personalities. I'm proud of my growth in advancing my emotional intelligence, conflict resolution skills, and my patience.

I've been a CNA for over 18 years and enjoy what I do very much. I've worked private duty care for over 8 years. Im very good at what I do. I can lift, use hoyer and other transfer devices, very competent in my skills for careing for individuals. If you hire me I also have connections to other great caregivers. I'm avaliable to manage scheduling of other caregivers. I love animals I have 2 dogs,1 cat, geko, bearded dragon and 3 kids. I have a long list of skills most others don't or won't do. Thank you for your time Shelby Moors

HI! The thing I love most about being a caregiver is helping others sustain their independence as much as possible and reach their goals. I enjoy making a difference and helping to bring a smile and happiness to the clients I work with . I am very compassionate and professional in my work .

My name is Elizabeth, i got by Liz. I am 36 with 3 children(4 including my fur baby). I have my level 1 med aide license, CPR certified, and have 2 years experience with showers, transferring, meals, dressing, toilet use. I am currently a caregiver and absolutely love my job.

I like to help other. I have 5 children. I like for people to be able to stay in there homes as long as possible. I love hearing stories about people.

My top personality traits that help me be a great caregiver, is my level of patience, communication skills, and the simple fact that I genuinely care about the people that I work with. Even though it is a job I see it as an opportunity to learn new things, and gain new perspectives on life. I worked for comprehensive health care, and have loved it sense. My mother is a CNA and works in home health care, she helped me get into this line of work. I was afraid at first but I began to truly enjoy helping others, I love hearing their story's and giving them companionship. Recently, one lady I was taking care of passed away and you never know how much of an impact they have on you until that happens. It really opened up my mind and heart working with the elderly, I personally am proud of just being able to make people happy.

I believe I am a great caregiver because I genuinely care for the people I take care of and treat them as if they were my own family. I want them to be happy when they see me and be able to confidently say I take good care of them. A few years ago, I never saw myself doing this type of work whatsoever. I honestly really needed a job and a local nursing home hired me and took me through classes to get certified! I found myself there for over a year and I knew almost everyone by name on all of the halls. I had a special bond with one lady in particular and she always loved seeing me come into her room. She always made sure to tell me how good I'm doing. Overall, just knowing I am helping those who cannot help themselves gives me some sense of purpose and it makes me feel good. You get close to the people you take care of and they become like a grandma or grandpa to you. My favorite part about having a little extra time and sitting down to talk to some of the residents. I'm fascinated by what things were like 50+ years ago and hearing all about their life and experiences. I also enjoy looking at pictures with them. Every single one of them have different quarks and personalities and it's so fun talking to some of them. I am most proud of the way I can confidently say that I take GOOD care of my residents and that I do it for more than just a check. If I can go home with a clear mind and know for sure I did the best of my ability, I know I'm doing something right. I care for them like I would want someone to care for my mom or grandparents.

Hello, I have been a CNA for 8 years, I have work in various facilities throughout my years. I'm always willing to grow and learn more but I'm pretty confident in what I do. I am very compassionate about my job and I love to help others.