Orthopedic Care Caregivers in Twin Lakes - 130 caregivers found

I been doing home health care for some time now.My mother and three sisters also in field. This is not a money making field you have to love what you do and caring for others.

I have been a caregiver for the last 18 years. I received my CNA Licence in 2007. I also have a degree in criminal justice. I enjoy being a caregiver it brings joy to me knowing I am caring for a person who truly needs me. I am able to do my CNA duties along with providing companionship.

I'm a very outgoing person I do love connecting with others I am very reliable I'm very neat and organized and I like to treat my clients as family

I have been a C.N.A for over 20 yrs.Have work in a hospital nursing home and hospice care. I have also worked with elementary school. What I love about my job is the patients and family's and the care I am able to provide. I am a very cheerful and happy person I am told my laugh is contagious.

I love being around people and caring about they're well being as a caregiver. I live having conversations I'm a good listener and a very good helper

I have been working in a caregiver position, and healthcare field, since the age of 14. I love the work, helping in any way I can. I've worked with a variety of clients, men and women.

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!

I am very experienced in geriatric care, punctual and ensure the tasks are completed. I love to help people physically and emotionally. I enjoy the satisfaction of seeing someone more comfortable when I'm performing my duties and when they are completed. I am proud of raising 2 fine sons and having a long and satisfying nursing career.

When my mother was ill, I was the one she would call to make her scrambled eggs. I took her to the swimming pool and hot tub to get exercise and relaxation. I cut her hair, took her to doctor's appointments and then lunch, and generally gave her some companionship. As I dusted her knickknacks, she told me where each was from. Mom died in 2002. When dad was ailing, some of my family tried to move him into assisted living, but he wanted to stay in his own home. I gave up my apartment and moved in with him, while working in publishing during the day. We had a great time together for a year and a half. Just after he died, I lost my job because I had spent too much time with dad. That evening, the daughter of a neighbor I'd assisted over the years called me, asking if I could help her mother. That began years of caregiving in which I have helped people stay in their homes, and enjoy life. I've brought my keyboard and played hymns and popular songs, singing with them and laughing. As a caregiver, I am simply happy to help my people stay in their own familiar setting. I believe the way I interact with them makes them happy. And my cooking makes them extremely happy! I built my cooking experience on my mom's, then learned to cook for fewer than 8 people! I edited three "Taste of the Country" cookbooks, working with a professional dietician who taught me many ways to fit dietary needs while providing tasty food.

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