Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Orwell - 58 caregivers found

My personal trails are very outgoing and caring to others I'm also very easy going ,easy to get along with as well as being very negotiable

I have 8 years of experience working with individuals with special needs and various levels of needs. I enjoy helping people and giving them a sense of accomplishment. I am proud that I was able to raise my special needs daughter alone and she is successful and holds a job in the community while living in a group home.

Hi there! My name is Jen. I am a professional home health aide. There is nothing better than taking care of people that have helped mold our community to how it is. Elderly care is hard to achieve when it is your own family. Having an outsider come in to assist the family and patient gives peace of mind while building a relationship with the aide. I am proud and honored to be a part of this field.

Hello! My name is Brooke and I'm 27 years old. I have an extensive background in caregiving as I started earning my certifications immediately out of high school and I have been working within nursing ever since. My experience has been through both nursing homes and hospitals allowing me to gain the skills to accommodate a wide variety of conditions that I am now able to work with privately in the comfort of your loved ones home. I am very reliable, a non-smoker, have safe transportation and can provide references at your request. I hope to hear from you soon!

I am a caring, understanding and patient person. I have been a caregiver for more than 20 years. I have mostly worked in nursing homes but I prefer the one on one with home care. Companion care with medical knowledge.

I'm a mom wife and grandma, I've been an lpn for 18 yrs ,I was a nurse aide for 2yrs before that. I'm compassionate and understanding, I love animals and traveling . My favorite shift is midnight but I'm willing to work dayturn

My name is Sarah, I am 18 years old and I have always had a constant inclination to help others, regardless of age. I have babysat a lot when I was in middle and high school and I have helped take care of my grandma after she had a stroke a few years ago. I loved giving her the confidence that she could recover from the effects of the stroke. This helped attract me to the world of care giving. I love to help others and always have.

I became a caregiver in 2001 because I like to take care of people. When I moved back to Ohio with my daughter. We moved in with my grandmother. This is where I got my start in home care. I remember how my grandmother went from a very active person to someone who needed help with everything. I loved taking care of her and helping her be the person she used to be. It is what I was born to do. I hate to see people in pain of any kind. I believe there is worse pain in the pain of going from a independent person to a dependent person. I like to help people lead full happy lives no matter how long or short they have. Everyone deserves to live their life with dignity and respect. I look at everyone I have taken care of as family. They are my grandmother or my grandfather and I treat them just like I would have treated my family. I don't want anyone to feel like they are a burden on their family. I want to help them feel like they are a vital part of the family. I went and finally took the STNA classes last year (2013) but I have been doing everything I learned in that class long before I took the class.

I absolutely love my job I've done this professionally after taking care of my grandma with Alzheimer's. I have worked with a wide range of people. I am patient. On time. Give my all. I love seeing the smiles and helping families with loved ones. CPR and first aide also.

I am patient and flexible and very dependable. I enjoy getting to know my patients. I feel it is very important to build a relationship with a patient to gain their trust. I have been working at a major hospital for 5 yrs and I have a full understanding of what it takes to give quality care.