Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Corinth - 8 caregivers found

Patient, compassionate, and understanding are all words to describe my work ethic. I've had quite a bit of experience with many different patient types, and I believe it's my calling. I truly want to make a difference in peoples lives, and what a better way, than to pay forward with a safe and comfortable life for the patients/residents. I'm CPR-certified.

I am a great caregiver because I don't treat caring for patients as a job. My goal is make my families feel as if I'm one of them. I am very caring and passionate, as well as understanding. I build a personal bond that allows the family and their loved one to feel safe and secure in my care. I decided being a caregiver was my calling once my grandmother became ill with brain cancer and I was responsible for her during the days. Although she was my granny, caring for her allowed me to see life differently, love her even more, and build a bond way different from just that of being her granddaughter. I developed a passion for the responsibilities I had and want to help make more families feel satisfied and at ease knowing their loved ones are in good hands.

I've worked in the Medical Field since 2005 specializing in Geriatric Care. I started as a Home Health Aide working for Hospice, then received a position at a Nursing Home where I fell in love with residents suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer's. I am also a CHT (Hemodialysis Technician), MHT (Mental Health Technician), and a Veterinary Technician working at the world renowned Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. I am a very hard working and compassionate person with a strong sense of integrity. I'm highly educated and trained in Dementia and Alzheimer's. This is where I shine! A calm and structured environment is important, and knowing when a patient is, "Sun-downing," is a must in my line of work. I find that gentle redirection and patience helps eliminate any stress, and or, triggers. I will make sure your loved one gets the best possible care, all the while maintaining dignity, respect, and encouraging independence. My responsibilities also include: ADL's (Activities of Daily Living), meal preparations, housekeeping, companion care, assisting with showers, assisting with medications, pet care, and running errands.

Hi my names krystal, I am 32 and I have 4 children. Some more about my and my experience as a caregiver. I started caregiving in 2014. I worked with mentally disabled through Northkey. I did I home health as a caregiver. I became a certified nurse aide in 2016. I have worked for many different facilities. I have also taken care of my sister for years. She is a paralyzed patient with a trake. I have experience with any type of care from mild to serious. I am very confident in myself as a caregiver. I am honest, outgoing, I work hard and I love what I do.

Hello, I have been a nursing assistant for approximately 28 years. I have worked in various healthcare settings such as nursing homes, hospitals and home health. I recently moved to Georgetown, Ky after working in Cincinnati in a cardiovascular intensive care unit. I am looking for a position as a caregiver of either a senior or a family. I am great with children and even provided day care services in my home some years ago. I am honest, loyal, hardworking, optimistic, cheerful, prompt, and a non-smoker. I have reliable transportation and am comfortable with pets. I am seeking long-term employment with a team-oriented family or senior. I am detailed oriented and am able to work independently to meet the needs of my employer. My husband and I are empty nesters so I enjoy being able to help others again. I am looking forward to meeting some of the wonderful families in the area and providing help to families in need.

I have 8 years of caregiving experience. I have just completed a 4 yr position. I have excellent references . I am caring compassionate and go above and beyond. I always arrive early. My goal is a comfortable happy quality of life for my client.

I love taking care of elderly been in this field for many year it very rewarding job to know at in of the day you help someone to live a good life, abut myself I have medical back ground I enjoying feeling need and I love people

My name is Brittany and I first became a caregiver in 2013 because I have always loved to help people. I was a little hesitant at first because up until that point, I had only worked with children. I quickly learned that I had a true soft spot for the elderly. I have the utmost respect for them and I absolutely love to hear their stories and their interests. I honestly would have to say the thing I love most about being a caregiver is the companionship and the advice from elders.