Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Hubbard - 87 caregivers found

I have been working in the healthcare field for 20yrs, and have work and all kinds of settings with many different clients and different stages of health. I became a caregiver because I like providing companionship and getting to know people. I like seeing positive results from my clients and their family. I am proud receiving my certification in Phlebotomy, EKG, and Patient Care Technician from the University of Texas at Arlington. I am certified in CPR and First Aid. I am also National Registered Certified Medical Assistant.

Kind and caring with good listening skills. Self motivated, take instruction well, and not afraid to ask questions. I have good communication and observation skills. Will make sure the client is comfortable and will ask permission to help with tasks. I want to help your loved one while maintaining their dignity. Helping people has always been my calling. Making someone smile is very rewarding and knowing that I made a difference in someone's day.

I feel what makes me a great caregiver is I have been on the other side of the caregiver/patient bond. I took care of my Father for 2 years before he passed away and I feel that everyone should be treated with that respect and dignity they deserve. I love being a caregiver because I want to make a difference in someone's life and this is one of the best ways to do so.

I love to provide a one on one experience with clients and to give them the special care and attention they deserve.

I am an enthusiastic and dedicated professional with more than two decades of experience in the healthcare professions as both a Registered Nurse in Colombia and a Certified Nurse Assistant in the United States. In my most recent job, I worked as a Certified Nurse Assistant who provided outstanding healthcare services to residents at Heartis of Waco Assisted Living and Memory Care. Prior to moving to the United States in 2008, I worked for more than 8 years as a surgical room nurse in a cosmetic surgery clinic in my native country of Colombia. Additionally, I possess strong attention to detail and am able to keep accurate and concise written service records. My interpersonal and communication skills are outstanding: I am fluent in Spanish and proficient in English, and I am adept at helping people to open up and to feel at ease. Patients have told me on many occasions that they feel comfortable talking to me about some of their deepest personal matters and feel confident that I will provide assistance to them without judgment. I have no doubt you will find that I am a consummate professional with a high regard for clients and the ability to provide counseling and outreach in a compassionate manner. Thank you for your time.

I am a very outgoing and caring person, i will always put others needs above my own and i believe that is the biggest trait that helps me be an amazing caregiver. Helping others is my passion and i feel that for me, you must establish an amazing connection to the people you are caring for, you must treat them as a human and not just a job. Treat others how you wish to be treated is something i have always lived by. I absolutely love having a connection with my patients and doing what i can to make them comfortable and happy.

I feel being versatile, adaptable, social and lastly just a natural giver at heart makes me a great caregiver.

1. what helps me be a great caregiver is that i listen to my patients, I help them when they need help and comfort them. I'm a great listener and I love to talk. 2. what attracted me into becoming a caregiver is that i love helping people in need. i used t take care of my mom when she became ill with lupus. i used to bathe her, get her dressed, put her into bed. helping her made me realize i love helping others who need help. 3. what i enjoy most about being a caregiver i that i get to hear my patients stories. its very interesting to see all that they went through. i love seeing my patients smile and if i made them smile with the gratitude i give them then that makes me happy. 4. my personal achievement i am proud of is how well i took care of my mom that led me to where i'm at today.

Family is most important to me and I understand how important it is to have a caring, loving person taking care of loved ones. I have cared for family members on a long term basis. One had a heart attack then a stroke and needed complete care for over 3 years. Another has cancer and needed care for over a year. I always approach my responsibilities with care and compassion, remembering to treat other as I would like to be treated.

1. I'm very patient and understanding. 2. Being able to care for those who cannot do for themselves. 3. The gratitude and smiles. 4. Obtaining my CNA certification and planning to continue my education to obtain my LVN.