Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Kaysville - 45 caregivers found

Hello there. I'm Gabby. I'm a very outgoing, energetic, positive vibes CNA and currently working on obtaining my RN degree licensure. I offer excellent care for your loved ones, giving you the peace of mind you need and deserve. As a single mom of three teenagers (now all 3 are in college!) I moved to North Carolina 8 years ago to be closer to my own aging parents. In 2015, Dad became wheelchair bound with Parkinsons and Mom was no longer able to care for him. I rolled up my sleeves and made the necessary renovations on my home there and moved them both in with me. I pushed pause on my nursing studies and was able to spend some great quality time with Dad before he passed away a week before Christmas in December 2018. Mom's dementia had been progressing, so I became his sole caregiver and provided for his every need until he "graduated." Three months later, Mom had a massive stroke rendering her the equivalent of a three year old. No longer able to dress, toilet, or feed herself or even articulate what she needed, I stepped up to the plate again and began caring for her 24/7 until her death one year ago. I would not trade even a millisecond of the time I was able to be with my parents. It allowed me some great moments with each of them and helped me fine tune my skills as a professional caregiver. I would love to meet with you and your loved one(s) to see if we are a good fit. Go ahead, give me a chance. I promise, you won't regret it. =)

I'm an experienced and passionate CNA over 10 years. I love my job however I'm allergic to cats and dogs.

I would like to introduce myself as a candidate for the Caregiver position at Josephine Gardner' Home. As a highly empathetic and caring individual with extensive experience in the caregiving field, I am confident that I can succeed as a Caregiver for Jojo, I also provided home health care for a rotation of 10 patients per week At Aloha care ( Hawaii ) five days a week. My responsibilities included light housework, giving baths, preparing small snacks, reading to patients, helping them around the house, helping patients use the restroom, providing companionship, keeping track of appointments, and feeding patients. I am very passionate about the well-being of my patients. I believe that the elderly are a valuable and important generation, full of wisdom and knowledge and that they need to be cared for and protected. During my young years, I served as a primary caregiver for my grandmother. As a frail woman in her late 80s , she needed a lot of assistance with most day-to-day functions. Since I was there more than my parents, who both worked full-time, I took it upon myself to be her caregiver. The more time I spent with her, the more I realized that although her body may not function, her mind was an ocean of stories and wisdom, waiting to be explored. I will always cherish the time I had with her and the things she taught me. I would like to thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to learning more about Other new clients and the expectations of the Caregiver role. Sincerely, Vicky!

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I am truly compassionate about my job and thrive by helping others. I am upbeat, organized and have the ability to anticipate the needs of those I am blessed to spend time with. After a career at 911, I knew I needed to find a new career where I could continue to help others. I love being a companion and listening to anything like life stories, jokes, and music. I enjoy games, TV, art projects, whatever the client would prefer. Their happiness is my absolute goal. I have received a lot of positive feedback includung messages to my employer about how much I genuinely care. I look forward to talking to you and answering any questions you may have.

I am a compassionate caregiver who is up to date on training necessary to deal with clients. I am a good listener and am able to pick up on cues fairly easily. There is a lightness about me and I feel clients can be at ease with me as their caregiver. I am understanding and kind because I know that depending on someone for care can be a hard thing to surrender to. I have always been good at caring for others because my motives are always genuine and in the best interest of the client. I enjoy being able to interact with clients and learn more about them and what they like and the goals they have for themselves. One personal achievement I am proud of is getting my Bachelor of Science in Public Health as it has helped me immensely with increasing my already natural ability of caring for others.

I became a caregiver because I am compassionate to people and love being helpful. I like being a caregiver because I love how appreciative people are to me for what I do for them and I love helping make people's lives easier. An achievement I am proud of is becoming a nurse aide. I love being around people and I love animals.

I am a very caring and compassionate person. I love to take care of people and to be there for people. I became a Registered Nurse to be able to provide care for those that need it and for those that can't do things themselves. I like being a nurse because I know there are people out there that need good one, to give them the care they need and deserve. I am a full-time nurse at the University of Utah Hospital.

I have been a caregiver for 16 yrs i love taking care of people growing up i was the oldest so i had to take care of my mother who had many health issues and when i was 17 i got into the companies and did live in this is where my heart has always been i want to be a register nurse one day. I have great references took care of some clients pravite as well. I have a lot of experience in this feild.

My name is Angelia, I became a caregiver cause i like to help people. I became a caregiver cause i wanted to work in nursing ever since i was a little, watching my mom work as a nurse and seeing what she has done to help people and i became interested when i would go with her to work and help with the little things. I enjoy being a caregiver because it, is rewarding. I meet different people from all back grounds and i l have learned a lot from every person i that i have had the pleasure to work with, I treat every person like they were my own family members. I also work for a hospice company, caring for client's that are not going to be here long. I take pride in everything i do and understand that it is hard for the client as well as family. I have taken care of my own family member when it came to them needing help, I know how it feels from being a caregiver and a CNA. I am very proud of what i do and i always will.