Post Surgery Recovery Caregivers in Morgan County - 21 caregivers found

I am laid back and easy going. My clients like me because I allow them to do whatever they're able to do. I only help them to keep them safe. I feel my client find their autonomy one of the most important things they have left. I love this work. I feel like I'm an important part of these people's lives. The one thing I hate is when I have to leave them for one reason or another.

1. I have a strong desire to help the ill, disabled and elderly. 2. I also like to take care of others and make a different in their lives. 3 I was highly praised for effective team work and the compassionate care i provide to all my clients. 4. Am very reliable, disciple, honest ,independent and always in good mood...

I'm a very caring person I tend to put peoples needs before my own a lot I grew up with a aunt who was wheel chair bound and I've always admired my grandmother for taking care of her and always made me want to care for those who can't care for them self . It's a bitter sweet moment working in health care being the one these people see in their ending days it's an amazing feeling but being there and watching the transition is kind of hard but it's worth it knowing they had someone by their side the whole time while family members have to continue to work and maintain life a personal achievement would be juggling being a single mom and a caregiver never allowing the two to effect EACHOTHER .. and keeping a loving caring heart with the world we live in today

Experienced, professional caregiver committed to providing you with dependable, high quality care/personal assistance with an emphasis on compassion, empathy, dignity, respect, and confidentiality. Passionate about your safety and comfort. Committed to helping you maintain independence and enjoyment of life. Strong, effective advocate for you if hospitalized. Ethical, diplomatic, respectful, patient, resourceful, proactive, and energetic. Methodical and organized, effective multi-tasker, and extremely flexible. Strong work ethic. Dedicated. Can provide confidential Top-Tier administrative support. High level of "anticipation of need" and sense of urgency, allows me to immediately perceive needs and implement changes to accommodate them. Possesses excellent organizational, planning, interpersonal, communication, event planning, and time management skills. Accompany client to all medical appointments and interact with physicians as needed. Communicate physician's concerns, findings and recommendations to client's family members. Provide family members with daily status updates pertaining to all aspects of client care. Medication management per client's physician. Provide complete, professional pet care. Loves arts, crafts, and games. Enjoys providing teaching assistance to all age groups. Enjoys teaching seniors basic computer skills in an uncomplicated, easy to understand way. Schedule and supervise household contractors. Manage household and interact with staff. Previous top-tier administrative positions and life experiences, combined with being a National Certified Medical Assistant, assures you the assistance and care you require.PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Caregiver/Personal Assistant (3 Yrs). National Certified Medical Assistant (2 Yrs). Patient Coordinator/Advocate (3 yrs.) Top-Tier Executive Assistant (25+ Yrs).

I'm really down to Earth! I'm an old soul in a young body! I almost never stop smiling! I love to talk to my elders because they have already lived many years and I love to hear their stories! I have 3 kids ranging from 6 years old to 18 months old! My 6 year old is Autistic but I manage well with everything! I always work everything at home around my work schedule! I am a girl that likes to be early to everything! Lateness is not acceptable! I have worked in Assisted living since I was 19 years old; from 2015 to 2020! I currently work with special needs adults in a care facility! Not only am I CPR certified but I have my Food Handler Certificate && I am COVID-19 vaccinated! You're vaccination status doesn't mean anything to me! That is your personal choice!

I am patient, a good listener and enjoy working closely with others, especially older people.

I've been working with seniors and children with various special needs for years and have many great references. Let's discuss your needs and how I may help. :)

I have over 5 years experience in the care giving industry.  I have knowledge in mental healthcare such as Alzheimer’s and Dementia care, Autism care, physically disabled and many more I am hard working and trust-worthy and applied efficiency in all manner of difficult situations, and I am a spirited team worker, reliable and dependable. I have goood communication skills. My objective is to contribute towards the wellbeing of my clients in a good team environment, and to ensure joy and happiness to the families under my care. I love being around the elderly people and giving them the care they deserve as they were once the ones that cared and built the community that I live in and am enjoying it freedom. Knowing I shell one day be in that position and would one day need the same help. I love seeking advice from them as they have been through things that I haven't. I feel horned when I have been able to help in a positive way to being joy or peace in someone's life.

I have been in the in- home care field for 15 years . I am a patient and understanding person who likes to learn something new everyday . My compassion for our elderly is genuine . I love just being around elder people and helping them do the things they like to do or can no longer do for themselves . I've learned so much from them . My goal is to take them to the highest level of care possible and to have them feel safe in my care .

A wife, mother of 3 children and i have an extensive experience to include the following below: Clinical: skill in blood collection, recording vital signs, making notations in patient records, electrocardiograms (EKG), the use of medical equipment, administering injections, and other patient care tasks. Communication: Communicate effectively with patients, health care professionals, families, and others by active listening, interviewing, and providing accurately information. Observation: uses observation skills in patient monitoring, performance assessments, understanding the reactions of family members or coworkers, and being attentive to signs that increased attention or when corrective action is required. Reasoning: practice critical thinking by using logic to draw conclusions, make decisions, and determine the best resolution for a situation. Possess the ability to process and apply new information and knowledge, and to perform my duties proactively and in line with all patient care policies.