Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Saint Marys City - 34 caregivers found

Caregiving is what I live for and has been my job for as long as I can remember. Whether providing a helping hand and services to relatives or neighbors, the appreciation for companionship means the world to me because the responsibility is shared amongst the caregiver and patient for personal achievement and growth!

I am certified nursing assistant with 17 years of experience. I pride myself on the care that I provide and treating each person with compassion, dignity, and respect. i have experience in long term and acute care settings. In the last 8 years have worked directly with Alzheimer's and Dementia. I also have a experience in rehabilitation. Working mostly with hip/knee replacements. I'm looking forward to meeting you and your loved ones!

Hi, My name is Andrea Curry , I am 28 years old. I've been in the nursing field for 3years. Before I started my nursing career I took care of my grandmother for 4years

.I am a very happy and caring person. I love listening to peoples' stories and making people smile and laugh. I have 5 daughters and 6 granddaughters and one grand son! They make me very proud!

I have over 25 years of experience in the medical field. I'm a CNA/GNA, CMT, CPR & First Aid Certified. I attend CEU trainings throughout the year for Alzheimer's Disease. I enjoy providing services allowing individuals to remain in a safe home environment. Being a caregiver is something I've always wanted to do as a young child and I'm glad I'm still able to provide quality services years later.

Hi. My name is Perla Joseph. Although I do not have a profesional background in Home Health Aid, I have been assisting various family members while in recovery throughout the years. Most of my experience comes from hands on as a personal care giver and what I have leaned professionally as a Social Worker, which is my Full time job. I enjoy being a caregiver because I am a peoples person and It fills me joy to provide others with help. A personal achievement I am proud of is being able to provide assistance to those in need.

To provide care for and or assist those that are less fortunate to be able to care for themselves. I ALWAYS put the needs of the patient first. I like being a caregiver because it gives me great gratification knowing that I made a difference in someone's life. I am the mother of three well rounded,articulate,successful children. I am a self statrting,highly skilled,motivated,individual whom's mission possible in life is to successfully provide skilled care and change the lives of others one person at a time. My qualifications are to include: Helping individuals maximize quality of life and ADL's conducive to reaching full potential by providing direct patient care. Able to provide hands-on care to patients by administering medications, managing intravenous lines, observing and monitoring patients' conditions, maintaining records and communicating with family as well as members of the healthcare team. Feed, bathe and dress patients. Take patient vital signs. Serve meals, make beds and keep rooms clean. Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures. Answer calls for help and observe changes in a patient's condition or behavior.

I'm a very positive, upbeat, caring, compassionate person who became a caregiver in honor of my Grandmother. I enjoy the family's that I meet through my work and hearing about their lives. Once when I worked for an agency when I first started this line of work I was voted most requested caregiver 2 months in a row. I love what I do.

I Am Very Outgoing And Love Caring For Others .

I graduated high school in 2008 and received my Certified Nursing assistance license. I became a care giver because I have a passion for helping others and seeing them smile. I am a very outgoing person who is always smiling. I have a 14 month old daughter who is my world, so you can say i have lots of patients. I treat all of my clients as if they were family. I give them lots of respect and help them in any way that they may need. I do not treat them as if they were babies because most of them have lived a much longer life than I have. In my six years of experience I have worked with stroke patients, Alzheimer, dementia, g-tubes, mental disorders, fall risk patients, and more.