Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Clinton County - 12 caregivers found

I was a caregiver to a quadriplegic professor when I was in college to help pay for my tuition. After college, I continued doing private care on the side for some Alzheimer patients at a nursing home. In 2004, I enrolled at a nursing school for a year and a half. I did not finish my degree, but I did receive my certification as a CNA and as a Medication Technician. I keep up to date with the newest discoveries and findings in the world of medicine. Even though I have not had any new medical training, I am current on my knowledge of diseases, medications and side effects of such medications. For instance, I am aware that when you care for an Alzheimer's patient, you step into his/her world, and not insist that he/she conforms to your expectations of what is real. I am compassionate and capable. All of the kids are either all grown or almost grown, but I still have this vast need to nurture. My husband refuses to be smothered, so, I need to go out of the house and find someone else who would appreciate being cared for :-) My kids are my biggest accomplishment. The eldest is going to medical school this summer, and the middle one is attending UMKC in August. The youngest one is doing great as a Sophomore while giving out just enough sass to maintain her teenage status.

Growing up I have always been very interested in helping people for their daily living. I am kind, gentle, and very compassionate person. What attracted me to being a caregiver was generally to help people and advocate for people. What enjoy most about being a caregiver is to be able help people in their sickness and you see how their health improves. One of my personal achievements is to be able to graduate from school, proud of that.

I became a caregiver because I believe we all deserve quality care in times of sickness and end of life. I have been a licensed care giver since 2006 but my first job in health was in 1999. I am CPR certified and I currently have an EMT license as well as a CNA. I am experienced in almost all area of care. I would love to take care of your loved one in your home.

I am a 33 year old single mother of 1. I have over 6 years of Caregiving experience. I absolutely love helping others. I have experience in working with the elderly, mental health clients, and the disabled. I would love to find full time employment but an willing and able to fill in as needed as well.

I've been in the Medical Field since 1981 . I enjoy taking care of others and being a voice for those who don't have one .

I became a caregiver because for one I have a visually impaired daughter who is almost blind and I grew up with my brother who the new hip socket was Barbinos soffit guess and my mother was a CNA/CMT my sisters a pharmacy tech and I volunteered for three summers in a row when I was younger at the Veterans Affairs hospital so it's kind of in my blood and I love and enjoy helping people.

One of my greatest passions are caring for others. I have been in health care for three years now and I have loved everyone of my jobs. When in my free time I help with a daycare, ride horses, and look for ways to better myself. I am going back to nursing school in August 2018, to further my education. What I have loved most about all my jobs is seeing the smile and my residents/patients face when I know I am helping them they way they deserve to be help. I love seeing my patient progress in their daily living activities, I love seeing them achieve the goals that we both know they can do.

I consider myself to be a very plesant person. I'm always smiling and or laughing and I feel that when I'm caring for someone I'm caring for them as if they were a loved one of mine. What drew me to becoming a caregiver the most was the people and knowing that I will be helping someone do what most people take for granted and for some it can be as simple as standing up, and I also enjoy helping others. My favorite part about caring for people is the look on their faces after you've helped them with something they can no longer do, most people are very grateful and that makes me feel that I'm doing my job. Personally I have been in the nursing home environment for about 2 years now (including working for clinical hours) and I feel like I've really gotten better at developing routines for taking care of people and my skills as a CNA. I'm very confident when I'm performing a task and I feel the residents need to see that when your taking care of them.

I am a new nurse, I've worked in hospital one year and have just completed my residency. I aim to care for patients in a one on one basis. I am a parent of four beautiful children and am currently a student and am working to achieve my masters in nursing. My goal is to practice as a nurse practitioner.

I treat each patient in my care like family! I am trustworthy and dependable with 15+ yrs in healthcare! I have the great compassion for this I love being able to help others,I love the companionship part of my job! I'm willing to work Tuesday-Friday or Monday thru Friday on this particular job is they need to offer someone else Saturday&Monday!