Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in D Lo - 44 caregivers found

Hi, I'm Adrian and I have been a caregiver since I was a little girl assisting my great aunt as she worked a home health aide case, not knowing that I would grow up to enjoy the field. I have 12 years of experience with 10 years a certified CNA. I often enjoy caring for my clients as if they were my own family members and soon enough I will get the recognition as their family member. I enjoy listening to the many stories and the wisdom I gain by working with different clients. I will encourage independency; however, I know in some cases there are total dependent clients. My absolute weakness is seeing or hearing of someone that was once so full of life, very active to declining although I know that's a part of life.

The elderly has a wealth of knowledge that they love to share about life and their experiences. I enjoy their appreciation for you being their caregiver and they seem so grateful. I treat them the same way I would like to be treated and the way I would like my mother to be treated if she needed care. I've been working in this field for over 6years now and I wouldn't change that. My biggest achievement is to grow with the families I work for. I am also CPR/1st AID CERTIFIED.

I'm A 34 year old female. I became a caregiver back in 2014 caring for someone is something I freaky like doing making my patient my number concern . I've always and will always treat my patient how I would want to be treated!! I have learned so much from experiencing different sickness whatever makes then comfortable and safe!!!

Hi my name is Victoria I have been doing home health services for around 15years now I had to take care of my grandparents before they passed away I love being there for others that are in need of help it's my pleasure to help others

I am 68yr of age female, have worked in healthcare for 30 yrs, as a Respiratory Care practitioner, had to leave my job to take care of sister who was at home ill. I like taking care of elderly people, It was rewarding to assist my sister at home, thats when I considered becoming a caregiver.

Hello , my name is kendra I been a caregiver for over 6 years now and I love it . I love the people I have met and got a chance to take care and help out over the years . Why I started being a caregiver because I always loved to help out people in need and seeing the smile on their faces and their loved one because they know their loved one is in good hands and is getting that love and support they need . I'm a very outgoing person and love to see everyone around me happy , I don't like to sit in one spot I always move around because it's always work to be done . One of my personal achievements is motivating that client to do something they think they cannot do because they either think their too old or just because they have a disability. My motto is to never give up just keep going and you'll be surprised what all you can do that you thought you wouldn't be able to do .

I became a caregiver 1985 at the age of 22 .It broke my heart to see some elderly people suffer. I knew I had to do my best, to let another human being know ,or feel that someone really care.I like doing what I can to make a difference in the world. My two personal achievement My two children is one achievement .My other biggest achievement is my career as a caregiver .I'm truly proud to be a person with a heart to give to others,who need it.

Empathy - Great caregivers are able to cultivate closer bonds by sharing in the happiness or the sadness of the senior they care for. Patient - Caregivers understand that slowing down is a process of aging. A great caregiver allows the elderly to move at their own pace and not make them feel rushed. Dependable & Honest - Caregivers work with a great deal of independence. A great caregiver must be counted on to be where he or she is required to be on time and prepared as well as to perform required duties in the absence of continuous supervision Compassionate - Great caregivers possess a powerful desire to help others, especially seniors. They are inviting and available even if all they do is listen and provide companionship.

I am a 25 year old mother of 4. I am organized, determined, compassionate, and kind. I love caring for people and helping them achieve their goals and live a healthy, happy life. Their care and happiness is my number 1 priority. I care for two seniors at this time and I'm hoping to spread out and gain more clients.

I have had to take care of parents with illnesses one parent was terminal. And I know first had how it can be some what overwhelming. To have someone there to help and care for you love ones the way that you would is a great weight of your mind. I like the fact that I can help someone have a peace of mind. That I am giving care to someone in need, the client and their love ones. I am proud that I received my degree as Medical Assistant. I am currently studying to take my state exam and I am also a Certified Phlebotomist. Being able to finish my degrees with a family was a challenge but I had a great support systems. I am a mother of 4 ages (25, 21,19, 4) and I am raising my 10 years old niece. When I was 18 I went to school to become a certified nursing assistant. I worked as a CNA for about 5 to 6 years then I moved to retail. My parents thought that would be good for me but, I was young and thought otherwise. Now I feel that I have come full circle in my life, and being a caregiver has always been in me. My mother was nurse and my father a therapist. I have been a caregiver all my life in some form or another. So I guess you can say that caregiving has been my life gift for awhile.