Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Fairfield - 134 caregivers found

Hello my name is AnnMarie I've been in the healthcare field now for approx. 15 years. I started working in a nursing home when I was 17 and never looked back. I went to school for my nursing and am going to go back to continue on to my RN. I currently work in peoples homes taking care of their loved ones needs. I love what I do and try my best to provide the most compassion.. Understanding and caring job possible.

my greatest reward is to see someone feel better and to get them to smile. ive been sick before and i know what's it's like to be around someone without passion. It take a special person to be a care giver their are times you deal with the good, bad, and the ugly. im a divocee also an employee at yale. i have a great personallity

Highly trained nursing student with hands-on training in the hospital, long term, and rehabilitation setting. Committed to patient recovery and wellness, working in collaboration with clinical staff to facilitate customized care plans. Desired to utilize my skill-set to enhance my diversity in an analytical and systemic environment.

I have a passion/ patience for taking care of the elderly. I started taking care of my own grandparents and thats when i knew my help was needed. My greatest joy about helping the elderly is listening to the stories they tell about their childhood. Be able to be there for my family. I'm very responsible, trustworthy, honest, reliable and I love to read and learn new things.

Reliable, service-focused nursing professional with excellent patient-care and charting skills gained through ten years of experience as a CNA. Compassionate and technically skilled in attending to patients in diverse healthcare settings. BLS and CPR certified (current). Nursing Skills Patient Care & Safety Diagnostic Testing Medical Terminology Electronic Medical Records Vital Signs & Patient Monitoring Medication Administration Privacy / HIPAA Regulations Patient Advocacy and Support

I feel I am a great caregiver because I care about the person as a whole and do not treat them as an object. Also, in almost 25 years I have a wide variety of experiences in a variety of settings. I have taken care of all age groups and have enjoyed all of it for various reasons. I began 5 years after my mother had passed and I had assisted in her care. My training began after leaving the printing industry. Now, I have come to a pinnacle and am attempting nursing school.

1.to give back & give love to the elderly 2.i have been doing caregiving for five years now & the good thing is that I have only dealt with only two clients in five years & have been with them right up to the end. There are various reasons as to why I love being a caregiver, I have learned to give much love to the elderly & most importantly I've also learned to be patient with myself & clients no matter the challenges I face in my career 3.im proud that I am teaching my family & friends that it pays to be patient & humble. Nothing in life comes easy so no matter how hard a job can get if we have patience then nothing can stop us from achieving our goals. 4. I am a love giver, very patient 33 yr old woman who have dealt with extremely difficult patients. Humble yet very tenacious. I believe all things are possible as long as we have the correct mindset. I have excellent traceable references

I have been a Home Health Worker over twenty years. I am a Mental Health Technician and have experience with Dementia, Depression, Anxiety etc... I am reliable, patient, gentle, hardworking and have a good sense of humour. I have always enjoyed working with seniors . I love the movies, music and fashion of the thirties and forties. I enjoy peoples histories and stories. Besides the technical skill set and experience of being in Home Health; over the years I have learned to perfectly set hair, give a great shave, manicure, play a fierce game of scrabble and make a real cuppa tea [not a bag] A personal achievement I am proud of is participating in Aids Walk New York ten years in a row. I love animals. I'm a nonsmoker and cannot be around smoke. Salary is negotiable.

I've been an active caregiver for the past 15 years or so, both as a live-in and live-out caregiver. Most of my working experience comes from outside of the US. I started working as a caregiver because needed a job and earn money(do not let yourself fooled by anyone that says otherwise ) and as a single mom of three you can guess that i had no choice in choosing what i considered at that time that i would like. During the years i earned so much more than money. I started out with a job and ended up with having more and more family members as each and one of the patients that i assisted become in some way my mother/father, my daughter/son and a challenge to build up my empathic skills . Ended up understanding that caregiving is not a JOB although it's paid. You treat not just people but a very fragile class of people. They definitely need our assistance in daily chores but that is not enough , they need somebody that does not define them only trough their disability. Caregiving it's not just about taking care of a body it is a 360 degree assistance which consider the person in a holistic way (body,mind and spirit) As a caregiver i might fail in some chores(nobody is perfect) but one thing that i am proud of is that as much as i could i tried to bring joy. Hard but necessary was when I had to assist patients in an point where life comes to an end. In some cases I sing their favourite song, hold a hand, give a caress to the person in need and explain to family members that it is perfectly normal to be scared or to suffer and to assure them that they are not alone.

Watching my father survive pancreatic cancer for 18 years, I decided I'd rather be with people than sit behind a desk in an office. I enjoy listening to client's life stories and making their current situation more comfortable. My current client calls me Dimples since I smile so often. We engage in stimulating intellectual and physical activities according to her ability. For the past four years I have helped enable her to stay home rather than moving to a facility. I am a Stamford native, studied at Colgate University and love the Japanese culture, needlepoint and singing.