523 caregivers with Post Surgery Recovery experience found near North Las Vegas
The process of post-surgery recovery may involve changes in one mobility, diet, and mood. In some cases, individuals only need pain medication and a few weeks rest, but in others, recovery can be quite extensive and require physical, occupational, and nutritional therapy. The recovery plan may require adminstration of dietary supplements/digestive aids and time spent outdoors, and surgical incision care from skilled professionals. Along with these postoperative care concerns, the caregiver will need to assist the patient with daily activities and errands while he or she takes time to recover.
They specialize in Post Surgery Recovery and have on average:
I have worked in healthcare for over 20 years as a nurse assistant. I have worked several years in the hospital setting as a floater in every department. I have extensive knowledge working with the elderly and special needs population. My experience includes, cancer care, colostomy care, memory care, Ms, msa, respiratory therapy, wound care, vitals, medication management, diabetes care, cardiac care, post op care, medical surgery, ICU, emergency care, advance CPR and first aid, licensed cardiac technician etc.
I'm nurturing caring, reliable, trusting, funny, also a hard worker. I Enjoy cooking, shopping and spending time with family. I have many years of experience caring for others. I've worked in home healthcare for 14years. I have experience with Alzheimer, dementia, diabetes, cancer, and bed bound. I've worked in assisted living facilities as well as hospital. I'm a current student at Maryville University. I have reliable transportation. Look no farther, I'll provide the quality of care you deserve. Thanks
I am a single mother of two grown sons and have been in the medical field for thirty plus years.I enjoy caring for people. I am a church goer and I try to live my life as positive as I can. I lost my mother to a car accident when i was seventeen so when i care for people I think to myself I'd like to care for people as if they were my own mother. I enjoy caring for a person on a one on one bases, that way I can provide them with all there needs.
Hello! My name is Anna, I am a mother of two sons and one daughter. Throughout my life, I have most enjoyed when I am working for the well-being of people. I love helping others and knowing that I am making a positive impact in their lives. I was drawn to becoming a caregiver after seeing the need for this service. My aim is to make people feel cared for and loved as I help with their daily living skills in a way that helps maintain their dignity and independence as much as possible.
Professional, Experienced,Dependable,Caring...I've been a CNA 20+ years from hospitals, home-care,hospice to schools,no job is too small or large if there's a need I can fill or fit into. My mother was an RN that owned a large senior day care that I grew up in, in her twilight years I became her caregiver so I've been on both sides of the 'caregiver' role, I know how hard it is to find a good match and how important dependability, honesty and a compassionate heart is. I've remained in this role all these years because I genuinely love history and people to me are the ultimate living walking history especially seniors. I've won many awards but I'm most proud when I'm able to bring comfort or a smile to someone. I have many references letters and awards, can provide all at interviews my hourly rate is negotiable depending on hours,
I like helping people, there's a lot of people out there that need help and don't have anyone to help them.I feel i'm doing a good deed when i can help someone that need help.One of my personal achievement is when i got my AAS from Olive Harvey College. I'm in my 40's. I love to work, I'm caring, nice, dependable, clean, honest, and always on time.I have my own transportation I don't smoke or drink.
1. I became a caregiver when I discovered my grandmother was being abused by her in house caregiver. I took over the job and cared for her for 5 years before she passed. I later cared for my Aunt who was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gherics disease). After the tragedy with my grandmother I vowed to never let mistreatment of others happen on my watch. I was so good at it that my family encouraged me to pursue a career in the healthcare field. I became a CNA, a medical assistant, and currently pursuing a nursing degree.
2. I like to help others who can't do for themselves anymore or needs just a little help. I like to see smiles. That lets me know that I'm doing a great job!
3. I became a CNA and then a medical assistant and pursuing my dream of being a Nurse. I am proud because I am following my dreams and able to help families in need.
I became a Caregiver because it gives me an opportunity to assist, encourage and make a difference in the lives of my clients. I enjoy making my clients comfortable, see them smile, love them as a person and listen to their many stories. A personal achievement I am proud of is when I heard a client who have never spoken a word in many months from the time I started working with her, turned towards me one day during lunch and asked me if she could have a piece of my lunch. I felt so good, I cried a little). I have been working as a Caregiver/Companion for over 15 years. I look forward everyday when working to having a wonderful and fulfilled day with my clients.
I am a LVN grad currently studying to take my nclex. I have a true passion to help others out. I am a very patient & open-mindedness person. I treat every individual with dignity.
I'm a caring & compassionate person with 19 years of experience in the health care field. My personal experiences with cancer, dementia, alzheimers, respiratory & heart issues , & palliative & hospice care made me want to learn more about how to take care of people not just physically but mentally as well. It's so important . I'm CPR / first aid certified & also do light housekeeping if needed. Making a difference in people's lives gives me such joy & I can't imagine doing anything else.
Caregiving is so rewarding....Just a mere. "Thank you for doing this for me, for helping me!" from all your patients makes you feel so good=:) Caregiver job is hard work and I appreciate all the Caregivers.
As a CAREGiver, you provide a variety of non-medical services that allow seniors to remain in their homes.
These services generally fall under three categories:
Companionship
Home Helper
Personal Care
Companionship services are those that stimulate, encourage and assist an individual.
The primary responsibilities of Companionship services include the following:
Providing companionship and conversation
Providing stabilization and assistance with walking
Preparing meals and cleaning up meal-related items
Providing medication reminders and appointment reminders
The primary responsibilities of Home Helper services include the following:
Performing light housekeeping tasks (dusting, vacuuming, making beds, changing linens, cleaning bathrooms, kitchens, etc.)
Washing and ironing laundry
Running errands
Accompanying clients to appointments
Personal Care services are personal in nature and often include assistance with activities of daily living.
The primary responsibilities of Personal Care services include the following:
Assisting with bathing
Assisting with grooming
Assisting with toileting and incontinence issues
I am creative personable, results-oriented professional with my brilliant educational background and exceptional tender loving care to my patients.
I am CPR certified, Certified Nurse Assistant, Medical Assistant Diploma. Being a caregiver is a reward in itself. I love taking care of people they can be any age. The young you can mole into a responsible and honest person. The elderly you can learn new things in life. But the answer is I love working with all types of people. You are never to old to show someone love.
I became a caregiver because of my great grandma .she lived to be 110 years old.i helped take care of her. until she passed away. i truly enjoyed taking of her,it was so rewarding, after she passed away i decided to become Cna so can give same loving care to somebody. i love what i do. i have been care giver since 1997.
Henderson: Welcome to my Carelinx profile, my name is Mitzi, a professionally trained CNA/CHHA/PCA and Independent Living Activities and Personal Care Specialist with certifications in gerontology and medication management. Hourly rate: $15-$25/hour includes companionship, light housekeeping, laundry, cooking and pet care. My background check, review/references and active Nostalgia Rue (non-agency solopreneur) business license are job ready. Knowledgeable and experienced in acute care, chronic conditions and terminal diagnosis' requiring hospice care. For safety & respect of mutual time, I prefer to email and schedule a phone interview before a face to face visit. Thanks for your time and consideration! Best!
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