Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Spring Grove - 259 caregivers found

*Iam compassionate and caring *I love what I do. I am punctual. *I pray for my patients. *I give all of my clients my personal individual attention. * I cook, do lite housekeeping, medication setup. Medication reminders *Check vital signs bloodpressure, heart rates, oxygen levels. *Accu-checks for diabetics *G-tube feeding * Woundcare * Bedbaths *Showers *ADI's *Doctors appointments, and salon appointments, ect *Organization a plus

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've been in the health care industry for over 13 years. Love helping and making someone else life little easier. I've been a caregiver and currently a CNA. I'm also pursuing my LPN license. I'm CPR certified.

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 became a nurse Assistant because my grandmother had Alzheimer's I needed to understand how I can help I am patient and love people. What I like about being a caregiver is changing peoples lives in a dignified way if makes me happy that I am helping to improve there quality of life. My biggest achievement is my son and education I am open minded people person team player good listener I can cook organize compassionate and always willing to learn new things everyday.

I am a very compassionate and caring person by nature. I truly enjoy helping others. I am comfortable helping in all capacities. I treat everyone with dignity and respect. I am patient and very easygoing. I do not intimidate easily.

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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I believe what makes me a great caregiver is putting the patient number one at all times. I believe the caregiver must show patience’s, good quality of work, be dependable, and have great communication about the patient's care among the family. The reason I became a caregiver is because I acknowledge the care a person needs to be given when they are not able to take care of themselves with passion and compassion. One motivation that inspires me to be a caregiver is give the patient the ability to smile again with the nurturing care you can provide and anticipate their needs. A personal achievement I’m proud with being a caregiver over these past 8 years making the patient feel happy in a daily basis with the great care you provided and going home with a good feeling.