Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Pell City - 17 caregivers found

Hi, I'm Tarnise; Owner of Bonds of Love who has a sincere heart to care and assist seniors serving to ensure their health and comfort. A patient care technician and Certified Phlebotomist of 14 years. I am skilled with patients with ALS, Alzheimer's & Dementia; Going above and beyond to ensure you'll be satisfied with the care provided. I've been passionate about caretaking, sitting and cleanliness my entire life and I can assure you that I can help your loved one on their path to better health. If you're interested call or email me. Willing to travel far out, take the seniors out for day time outings, meal prep, doctors appointments, and run errands. Ability to order and provide medications, assist with daily doses & Pill pack. Check blood pressure, vitals, blood sugar, etc. Availability at your convenience. Overnight Employees, WEEKENDS & EARLY SHIFTS.

I'm very upbeat with clients. Never do I bring my home/personal problems to work. I love my clients and treat them like they're my family. I always love to help anybody with anything. My clients tend to give me 4/4 stars for what I do for them. I really enjoy learning about them and getting to know them as a person. Every time i try to do something and get it done is a accomplishment that makes my heart happy. I'm also a Navy veteran and owe all my discipline and morals for the job to my time served in the military. I'm familiar with different lifts, using medical supplies and equipment, preventative care and bandaging for wounds/ulcerated bedsores, blood pressure and glucose monitoring. I worked in an emergency room as lab, secretary, and multi skilled tech for 13 years so I have seen a little bit of everything.

I have been in this field as a Resident Assistant/Home Health Aide for 6 years with a specialty in dementia and Alzheimer's disease. I have numerous certifications to provide of training for dementia and Alzheimer's as well with impeccable references.

I have over 20 years experience in elderly care. I'm married a mother of 2 girls and a grandmother of 2 . I love working with the elderly I have been working in the same place for our 16 years . I have a great work history.

I have a very bright and bubbly personality. I am very attentive to my patients and my work. I'm dependable and availability is always open and I am willing to travel anywhere to help. I became a caregiver when my grandparents fell ill. I took care of them until I was no longer able to. I enjoy being a caregiver because I enjoy helping. Whatever the task may be I am always ready to help out and get the job done.

I became a caregiver when I was 12 years old. My best friend was diagnosed with MS and MD at a very young age and she happened to be 64 years old at that time. We bonded immediately and talked daily. One day we were attending our weekly meeting at our place of worship and her usual caregiver could not be found. She needed help going to the restroom, I volunteered to help and I did everyday until her death at the age of 69 on January 31, 2013. I am blessed to have had the greatest connection and friendship that guides me in everything I do. She was a supernatural, phenomenal woman . She taught me how to smile, be kind and to love unconditionally. She is the reason my kindness never fails or crumbles. I am proud that over the years I have made many more friends and have learned such valuable lessons by just listening and observing my elders.

I am a very outgoing person that loves people. I have been told I have a very bubbly personality. I like taking care of people and maybe even make a difference in their life. If I can make someone smile it fills me with joy. I was the first freshman to ever be nominated to go to the 2007 leadership conference. I also won a community care award in 2016.

I am a very empathetic, caring person by nature. I enjoy taking care of people. Most of my clients in the past have fallen in love with me from the very beginning because they feel they can trust me to give and get the best care possible for them. And I take pride in my work and go above and beyond to make sure my little folks are completely cared for the very best I can.

What I love most about being a caregiver, is being able to help take care of loved ones, when you may not be able to.

I decided to become a CNA because I previously took care of my grandpa until he passed. I knew after that I wanted to help other elderly people that needed it like him, but didn't have the family to help them. I think what makes me a good caregiver is that I'm compassionate about people and really give them my all. I enjoy getting to know the resident and what they did in their life. I'm proud of starting my way in the health field because I soon hope to further my career.