Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Worley - 11 caregivers found

I am very compassionate. I treat every person with respect. I feel every person deserves to live the best life for them possible and my passion is to make that happen.

I have been a caregiver with the elderly for twenty years because l love helping this population. I have worked both in nursing homes and homecare. I have an all round experience in this field. I am empathetic, Respectful and jolly when performing my work.

Emergency medical technician with supperglottic airway training. Basic and some advanced life saving techniques, certified bls CPR and first aid. Med tech certified with diabetic certification. Working with dementia patients and memory care unit. Speak good Russian. Experience working in hospital settings and ambulance. Worked and lived at a residents home as well. I'm a father of two, my relationship with jesus Christ is first always. I use professional fight may Thai kick boxing until I went blind in one eye. I teach Thai boxing and mma

i have 25 years experience very flexiable on hours and days. I will work with you on the hourly wage or day as I'm willing to work 24 hours. I have done hospice care and everything in between. I'm very caring, patient and keep a very clean house.

I am a mother to my adult son who is independent and lives out of state. I supported my beloved parents for over 20 years. I treat my client's like family and I am always happy to see my client's happy with my service. I have been in the industry for over 16 years. I love what I do and have all the time to do my job without any limitations. I am a compassionate care giver. I am a fun person to be around. Love what I do and my clients are always happy with what I do for them. I am reliable and always on time to do my job. I do trust you will be happy with my work.

I am a fun loving outgoing woman. Been caregiving since I was 17 and love it! I work hard and go to school. I'll love to meet you and your family for a meeting.

Because I believe in giving back to the community. I get such satisfaction for enriching the lives of others. My favorite personal achievement was when helping a DD client to graduate High School. I have worked in home care and also in a state run facility for over 18 years. I have always preferred home care as it's more fulfilling to help someone 1 to 1 than having multiple clients.

Hi, my name is Franklin. I am currently a Junior at Whitworth University in the Premed Track. I currently have the following certifications/ training. Nursing Assistant Registered July 2018. Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/NAC) expected August 2018. Mental Health Specialty Training Certificate July 2018. Capable Caregiver, Level 1 Dementia Specialty Certificate July 2018. Nurse Delegation Core Training August 2018. Nurse Delegation Special Focus on Diabetes Training August 2018. Washington State DOH HIV/AIDS 7-Hour Certification July 2018. Basic Life Support (American Heart Association) July 2018. Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED (American Heart Association) July 2018. Washington State food worker Card July 2018. I am passionate about caring about the elderly because my grandparents experienced good quality senior care which improved and elongated their lives and I hope to reciprocate the holistic kind of care my grandparents, received to my clients.

I became a caregiver because I have always enjoyed helping people. I like the fulfilling feeling I get from knowing I have made someone else's day a little easier. My biggest personal achievement would be my three children. I am a caregiver to the bone, and I would love to get back into it now that my grand kids are in school full time.

I worked for Community Visions in Spokane, WA for 5 months. I took care of developmentally disabled adults and it was amazing. I have a medical assisting degree that I acquired from Carrington College 3 years ago. That never happened for me because I ended up having my son who is 2 years old now. But I am signed up for CNA training classes now and want to get my certification to become a nurse. My job as a caregiver was great. I absolutely loved it and decided that is what my true calling is. I got let go in August though because of Family Emergencies that were happening at that time. But Community Visions would tell anyone that I was one of their best employees and a very hard worker for the 5 months I was there.