Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Wakeman - 31 caregivers found

What makes me a great caregiver is my heart. I have always cared about the well being of others, it makes me happy knowing that I am able to help people. What I like about caregiving is meeting new people, and being able to do all I can to comfort and help. A personal achievement I am really proud of is working with someone with CP. This person was in a wheel chair for a long number of years, this person gave up long ago. I came in and got to help this person and care for them helped with motaviating this person to start exercising and then we started taking small steps, thru out my years of caregiving with this person. I was able to help get this person out of the chair and to start walking again. It made me feel so good to see smiles from my client and the family because of how I dedicated myself to her, I was able to give hope and was able to see my client do somethings on their own. It is definitely a highlight to caregiving.

I'm 37, happily married and a mother of two beautiful boys. I love dogs, love my family, love to help others. I love working independently because I love the one on one care and companionship. I'm extremely kind, caring and compassionate. I'm very reliable and trustworthy. I have great references and an up to date resume. Most of my experience is with dementia, Parkinson's and MS. I have experience with hoyer and stand up lifts. I love to meet new people and to learn about their lives and my hope is to make a difference in the lives of many others!!

Hello, My Name is Bianca Shropshire. Currently I am a student at Lorain County Community College for Minoring in Business and majoring in Computer Networking. My expected date of graduation is May of 2020. I began working in healthcare in 2005. I worked for The Methodist village in Elyria Ohio in Dietary But decided to make a career change to obtain my State Tested Nursing Assisting Licenses once I turned 18. After obtaining my Licenses I obtain a position on the Neurology floor as a clinical technician in which I performed slightly a little more care than what your STNA Licensed which consist of placing and removal of Foley Catheters, removing IV catheters, and Testing blood sugars as ordered by the physician. What our floor specialized in was post recovery for surgeries within the neurological spec, stroke, seizures, dementia, Alzheimer, neurological disorders, meningitis, and some Gastrointestinal care IE ileostomy, or colostomy bags. Being a caregiver is what I have always been best at. I love to be able to help others with just the basic needs in life that sometime we take for granite in being able to do on our own. One of my biggest achievements in life was becoming a mother and raising my children to be kind unto others and help where needed and that comes with rewards in life that money cannot buy.

My name is Jessie. I am a Unites States Army Vet. I have worked in the Home Health field on and off for the last ten years. I am DODD Certified. I am understanding that a majority of the clients had an independent life prior to them needing any type of assistance so I strive to remind them that I am only here to help. No matter how much or little they may need.

Hello my name is Rebecca I got by Becca I been a care giver for 3 years almost 4 ..I started to care for my grandma for 2 months right after I had surgery for cervical cancer I was 3 weeks in to bed rest and grandma called she was looking at 4 to 6 months I came home to care for her . I love being a caregiver i never stop learning things ...I get to meet new people and hear they story of life and pass they Knowledge down. I love making my clients happy seeing them smile awesome my day

My name is Heather. I've always enjoyed helping others. I enjoy cleaning and in my spare time I like to play games with my kids. I'm a mother of 4, three boys and one girl. I'm very bubbly and fun person!

I have been working in healthcare since I was in high school. I love caring for and assisting people. I fill my free time with volunteer work, coaching cheerleading and gymnastics, being the room parent at my daughter's school, and activities at the American Legion. I'm laid back and patient, which seems to fit well with home healthcare. Also, I just returned from volunteer work in Jamaica. It's definitely my calling to work with people!

I became a caregiver because I wanted to help those in need. I have experience working in a nursing home as an STNA, DSP and home health aide. I've worked with the elderly and developmentally disabled people, helping both with daily activities.

I have been a caregiver since I was 8, I helped take care of my grandmother, I didn't go to school for this career but once I graduated and started helping my grandmother more I knew I wanted to be in a career that I could help others. As the years went on I have been in this career for 8 years plus if you consider me when I was younger. I also have 3 children and 1 of them is my niece and I have custody of her. I am so proud of the career I have chosen, I also took care of my mother that has lung cancer until she passed. I ma a very lovable and caring person.

I am a very energetic fun outgoing person l will go above and beyond to make your day most enjoyable.. weather it be going for walks or sitting around chit chatting about old days .. I always make sure I put a smile on my patients face . That's the most important thing to me to make them laugh.I fell in love with my job yrs ago and could not see myself anywhere else.. ,4404442199