Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Williams - 8 caregivers found

I have passion for what I do, I love to help those in need I have almost 3 years of experience. I am most proud of my beautiful children

I am a happy person who likes to help out others. i feel like my volunteering background in firefighting can help with care giving. We often get medical calls that range from heartaches to complications of health. My personal achievement that I"m proud of has to be me becoming a volunteer firefighter. I've had a lot of experiences with helping people out when they are in need.

I been working as a caregiver for 10 years both personally and privately. I enjoy the happiness I can see in the clients, being able to speak to someone one on one or in multiple groups.

I am a Certified Medical Assistant who is extremely compassionate, friendly and outgoing. I have over ten years of experience as an In-Home Senior Caregiver with home care agencies as well as privately. My experience includes care planning, medication management and reminders, incontinence care, safe transfer assistance, meal planning and preparation, and much more. I am proficient in communications(even with clients resistant to care), time management, and assistance with Physical and Occupational Therapies. Extensive experience with Alzheimer's and Dimentia, Renal patients, Hospice, MS, Home Health, special diets, etc. I have Current CPR Certification, knowledge of Health, Safety and Professional Standards, Strong References, and a passion for Helping others to enjoy life to the fullest capacity. Hourly rates are negotiable and dependent on services needed.

I was raised in a caregiver family, my mom is a CNA still to this day. I received my certification in 1999 and other than taking a few years off to care for my youngest daughter full time I have worked in this field most of my adult life. I can't imagine doing anything else & I enjoy it immensely.

I am an STNA (State Tested Nursing Assistant) and also CPR , First Aid, and AED certified. I have been working in the health field for almost 8 years. In June of 2010, I graduated from Ross Medical education in medical assisting. December 2010 is when I began working in health care. I have experience in home health care, private care, in a facility, hospital setting, independently through Medicaid, with Dementia/Alzheimer's and worked as an activities assistant. My experiences have been with individuals, couples and groups of residents. Working with rehab, long term care and dementia, I have gained an abundance of knowledge and experience. My job is to be here for your loved one/self. I am here to make sure ADL's are addressed and companionship is shared. Medication reminders, housekeeping, cooking, bathing, errands and anything else required or needed is what I am here for. I truly love what I do and hope to share that with you and your loved one.

I am very social and really enjoy conversations with people, which I believe play a big role in providing good care to my patients. I became a caregiver because I've always felt like my good heart and want to make people feel better would guide me to a good career in healthcare. I genuinely enjoy taking care of others and making their lives easier and happier. The thing I most enjoy about being caregiver is how rewarding the job can be. Seeing the people I take care of heal or become more comfortable with their state of living fills my whole cup and makes the hard times worth it.

1. I enjoy helping people. 2. I love making people happy and putting a smile on there face. 3. Being a Mom and raising four children. 4. I love being able to make people happy and feel good about themselves. I love giving to others. I am a licensed C.N.A. for the state of Arkansas.