Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Moscow - 38 caregivers found

it is my preference to take care of someone else and I put their needs first, I am a good listener, establish a routine and schedule in order to make the person in my care more secure and encourage my client to do as much as he or she can ask what their needs are rather than simple taking charge.

Hi there, I am Jeannine; AKA "J" (for those that have a difficult time with my name). I'm uplifting, compassionate, kind and love to find humor throughout each day. I decided to go into caregiving full time after taking care of both parents until their passing. I became astutely aware of the necessity for a caregiver to possess the same qualities I have to offer others (and their family members) during the time I oversaw the needs of my own parents. I realize how important and upsetting it can be for families trying to fill their loved ones needs without adequate help, and welcome the opportunities to help those in need. To me, it is both rewarding and fulfilling to know I have made a positive difference in someone else's life.

Patience, empathy, reliability and honesty are top traits that I have learned to go above and beyond expressing over the decade put into caring for others. My passion began as a teenager, watching my mother operate a day program for mentally and physically challenged adults. I would spend early dismissal days at the program learning how to care and support adults who needed an extra hand. As I matured and ventured out into different career areas, I always seemed to end up back where I was most fulfilled and happy, which is caregiving. The rewards are in the smiles, milestones reached and surpassed and the trust that I build with the individuals and their families. Caregiving has allowed me to travel the US and gain experience in many different settings, while being exposed to the various challenges and conditions others face in the world. Gaining knowledge from medical professionals of all walks and being able to utilize everything I have learned have all benefited those I care for and allowed me to excel at what I love.

Hello!! My name is Tanija Grandberry I'm from Memphis Tennessee. I started to CNA/Caregiver work because of my grandmother I took care of her while she was really sick up until the time she passed and I just though I could really do this I love helping others that can't help themselves because everyone deserve to be treated like a human and to be happy. I have been a CNA going on 4 years and I enjoy every bit of it.

Hello, My name is Kamesha Hoey, I am a 39 year old mother of two beautiful daughters, one who passed away. I am from Holly springs ms. I graduated from Holly springs high school c/o 2004. I am a calm, loving, understanding, and patient individual that love others and love to help others feel their very best! I come from a loving family so become a caregiver is natural for me. My mom has been a caregiver for 30 years and I've seen how she's made a difference in som many families lives over the years. I was fighting it for years because I didn't think caregiver would be something I wanted to do but then I gave in and it's one of the best decision I've ever made. I plan to enroll back in school to become an RN. Then earn my Masters and become a nurse practitioner. A personal achievement that I'm so very proud of is becoming a certified nursing assistant and becoming cpr/bls certified as well! I look forward to be a great service to may families and changing lives daily.

Hello my name is Jermaine Humphreys and I'm from Mason Tn I'm 35 yrs old I have a twin brother and I love helping people .

Empathetic, gentle & kind seasoned Caregiver with extensive experience in Alzheimer's and Dementia Clients, Hoyer Lift (electric and manual), full care and assisted care. Registered Home Care Aide ID# 6433362 Excellent communication skills. Attention to detail. Ability to collaborate with healthcare providers and other team members. Criminal Background Check ID# 4600109l679 TB Test Negative 7/22 Nominated for Caregiver of the Year Award 2022.

My passion is caregiving for people. When I was in highschool my grandfather who I was very close to got very sick and I would help my grandmother with him, that's when I knew I wanted to go into the medical field to help people. I am very compassionate, honest, trustworthy, and reliable. I have worked at skilled nursing facilities, memory care facilities, and taken care of my step father who had Alzheimer's.

I have 14 years of nursing experience and have worked in a variety of nursing settings including skilled nursing, call center, home health, rehab, and acute care. I am dedicated, hard-working, and have a strong work ethic. I did take time off from nursing to raise my family, which I felt was the priority for my family. Since a return to the work force, I have dedicated myself to providing the best patient care and worked hard to utilize my talents and strengths. I think that my vast experiences in nursing and strong dedication and integrity make me a good option to care for you or your loved one. I like structure but I can adapt to most environments. I also prefer to know the rules and regulations and be part of a team that strives to uphold those rules and regulations. I thrive best when I'm on a team that demands excellence and work well with the geriatric population. I thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you.

What makes me a caring, patient, loving caregiver is not only caring for my mother, but becoming one myself. Having a toddler has made me into the most tolerant and exuberant person. I am interested in being a caregiver for many reasons. Not everyone gets the choice to take care of their loved ones, I did. So that genuinely has inspired me to be there for your loved ones when you cant be. I take great pleasure in helping others. Since becoming a mother I find myself helping anyone I can. Whether it be returning a cart for an elderly couple or changing a tire for someone in a cast on 385. A personal achievement I am so proud of is the ability to pass on the art that is southern cooking that my Mother and Grandmother and Great grandmother taught me. Food brings people happiness. Brings back good memories. Being able to make something for someone that their mama used to make them as children is amazing. The light in their eyes is worth any and all work it took to prepare.