Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Bybee - 28 caregivers found

My father was a pastor and I was with him visiting sick and shut -ins. I serviced two care facilities, meeting with the patients. I cleaned houses for the elderly for 30 years including dementia and other age related illnesses. Both my parents have had multiple operations and I was their care giver.

I am a real responsible adult someone caring and trustworthy that you can always rely on I am good with communication and stray away from conflict. I have experience cleaning and assisting others in daily activities as well as taking care of someone incapable of doing so themselves.

A Professional Caregiver with five years of experience in assisting with daily living activities like dressing, grooming, bathing, and meal preparation. A strong history of delivering compassionate and empathetic care to elderly clients. I have assisted many clients with the maintenance and sanitation of their homes. Performed routine medical care and maintained medical equipment according to instructions provided by healthcare professionals. Providing empathetic care to elderly patients, including activities of daily living, bathing, grooming, and transport to doctor's appointments Building positive relationships with patients and utilize conflict resolution techniques to calm elderly clients suffering from dementia.

I am caring, compassionate, giving, able to multi-task in a fast paced environment. My husband was previously "full care" after suffering a CVA in November of 2014. I learned how to take care of and manage a Stroke patient post-surgical. I am also a retired volunteer Fire Fighter/ EMS and I am a licensed Massage Therapist. I feel these qualities will assist me with my duties as a Home Health Care provider.

My first love is people, My passion to make this world a better place for someone that must have a caregiver, but allow them the quality of life that is deserved I can not stress the rewarding and satisfaction you receive every day Yes it can be a challenge, but so can we!!! You will need to read my resume for my reason

My name is Tiffany Story. I am 26 with a 1 year old boy named Emmett. I have been working in the healthcare field for a Lil over 3 years now. Really enjoy helping people and uplifting them on their bad days.

I pride myself on providing warm, understanding and patient care for our seniors. My passion stems from volunteering at a nursing home and seeing first hand the lack of empathy for our elders. I believe in respect and lending a helping hand so our seniors can hang onto to their independence and dignity.

I am compassionate, caring, and understanding. I am very outgoing and can hold a conversation, but I also know when to just sit and be a companion. I enjoy providing care for those who cannot care for themselves and I take pride in the fact that I have the ability to do so. I care for others as I would want others to care for a member of my family. What attracted me to being a caregiver was when my mother wasn't able to care for herself, (which ironically gives me most of the expertise I have in caregiving). My mother had a motorcycle accident in 2012 which inabled her from most daily activity. On top of that she developed many medical ailments (cataracts, diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis, incontinence, etc.). I cared for her until her passing in February of 2020. I enjoy the personal familiarity of caring for someone in their home environment. Being able to get to know them and their family on a personal level. Although it can be heartbreaking at times, it also brings a warmth and special bond and I believe that ecah bond is a personal achievement and those are all things that I am proud of.

Caregiving is a gift. I love serving and be able to help anyone that needs assistance mentally,physically, emotionally and spiritually.

I have been a nurse for over 25 yrs and absolutely love being a caregiver. I have experience with patients from all age ranges and have managed many different medical conditions in various healthcare settings. My most enjoyment and satisfaction of being a caregiver comes from being able to spend time with my patients not only to just administer a medication, or perform a treatment, but to truly get to know my patient as a whole person. If there is something I can do to improve my patient's quality of life, or make things a bit easier for them, or bring a smile to their face, then that is what I want to do.