Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Collegeport - 13 caregivers found

I have been a Caregiver for approximately 10 years. I love what I do and believe if you dont have a calling for this type of work then dont do it! I have always been very easy going and work with my clients for any situation.

I'm reliable, I'm trustworthy, I care for the older generation cause I see what my elderly parents are having to go through as they are aging. I have patience and understanding.

I enjoy helping others feel joy. When I began my journey as a caregiver in 2008, I worked with alzheimer's patients. To brighten the moment and see a twinkle in their eye was rewarding beyond words. I spent 7 years with that facility. I moved to mental health and expanded my caregiving far further by attending the adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. My joy in giving resulted to being promoted into activities coordinator. I left to accept a position as Activities Director. Finding my greatest reward after being recruited to work with a hospice team ! My passion for positive activities helped this team open doors and gain patients from many nursing facilities. Caregiving gives back so much!

I have been certified for 25 years and I love helping people giving the sense of help.

Making my patien feel happy and that some one is there to listen to them Help them smile make them campanion Provide for them o why they need help with make them feel some is there to care for them

I'm 21 years old, and a have two year old daughter. Started cna work in 2016 had all my class and training and floor hours at the faculty I worked at. Left work when I had my daughter and am just now looking for work again. I enjoy being a caregiver. It's nice to feel like your doing something good for someone.

I have been a caregiver 26 years. I have experience working with elderly and disabled patients. I have learn to communicate with nonverbal people to know their needs and wants. I'm a very compassionate, caring and outgoing person. It's important to me that my clients/ patients are comfortable; well cared for. I became a caregiver due to having a daughter with disabilities.

I honestly went right in to provider as a young 19 yr girl. This is my calling always will be to make someones day with just a simple gesture or a smile. I think what attracted me as young girl that cared totally 100 percent was just living the life I had and pushed myself to be a bigger and better person,I lived with my grandmother and then she lived in the nursing home and I would always go and be with her and the residents. I appreciated my life by viewing what others lived...Sometimes not so fortunate. Will I enjoy being a care taker to brighten someones day with a act kindness and just being myself...knowing I made a difference in someones Day. My personal acheivment I Made was always knowing that everyone knew that I worked with. Bosses Case managers Nurses.Doctors friends that I totally would Give 100 percent of me rather if it came out good or bad I was always viewed as A great employee and Friend ...Giving a 100 percent of me...

I have a happy, bubbly personality. I love to laugh and have fun. I cared for my mother for 2 years. She was completely blind so I cared for her 24/7. I assisted with taking her to the bathroom, bathing, dressing, brushing teeth, brushing hair, incontinence . Washed/ dried clothes, linens, towels, grocery shopping, cooking all meals, washing dishes. Cleaning the house, vacuuming, dusting, sweeping, mopping. Administered medications. Driving her to all doctor appointments, kept track of all doctor diagnosis. Worked with home health agency - coordinated all nurse, PT, OT, speech/memory therapist, Commission for the blind visits. Paid bills and reconciled bank accounts and any other financial business. Offered companionship, friendship. Finalized all burial matters. Cared for my brother for 1 year. He was a Vietnam Veteran. Dealt with the VA regarding his health care and a fiduciary for his Military pension. I was his representative payee for Social Security benefits. He had agent orange, loss of cartilage in his knees and couldn't walk, neuropathy, diabetes, liver disease/failure cancer, high ammonia levels causing confusion, memory loss and violent tendencies. He was very challenging - personal care was handled by my husband (I was his little sister and he would not allow me to care for him in that manner). Worked with home health care agency like my mother. Worked with hospice. Helped care for my husband's father for 4 months. Brought my father in-law home from nursing home where he was placed on hospice immediately. He had three strokes requiring stents. Last stroke paralyzed his right arm and leg and impaired his speech Managed all doctor, hospice nurse, therapist visits. Insured that all necessary medical equipment was ordered and delivered - hospital beds, shower benches, wheel chairs, walkers, breathing equipment, oxygen tanks, etc. for all three relatives.

I worked for my aunt 2016-2020. I love helping people and making sure my clients are well taking care of.