Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Craven County - 13 caregivers found

I have been a caregiver since 2010. I have worked with special needs and elderly. I love that I can help and make a difference. I do my best to provide the best care possible. I recieved my CNA in 2018, I have NCI prevention training, CPR and first aid certification as well. I am a quick learner and want to help with a routine and I am consistent, reliable and trustworthy.

I have been a reliable and trustworthy caregiver and Certified Nursing Assistant II for 10 years. I have a lot of empathy and want to make a difference for someone who needs my help.

I am a very compassionate dedicated person who enjoys to work with people not only on a work- related level, but on a personal level. I was awarded Certified Nurse Aide of the year for one of my previous jobs. I became a caregiver because I like to help others. I have a lot of patience.

Experienced great compassionate care caregiver. I have a heart for the elderly.

Hello my name is ChaunteNicole I'm a mother of 4. I'm from California. My husband is retired military and we have made North Carolina our home. I love working within the healthcare field. I have my associates in healthcare administration and clinical. I love helping people working with them to have a better quality of life. I always had a love for the healthcare field and being able to help and provide services for those who can or can't no longer do for themselves or can. I love to just be there for someone who doesn't have a person or just need someone so they don't feel so lonely.

My name is Natasha. I am very compassionate about providing care. I love helping people and being able to put a smile on my clients faces.

Hi, Mildred I go by Millie I'm a caring loving caregiver with a lot of patience. I enjoy this job because sometimes just having someone there makes the most difference in someone's life. I'm most proud of being able help make a person smile.

I began assisting with caregiving at the age of 15 when my Grandmother was diagnosed with Vascular Dementia.. After assisting my Mother with her care throughout my high school years I decided at the age of 18 I would register to enroll in the CNA course. I had no intentions of stopping there , I also enrolled in curriculum courses at the local college to take my prerequisites towards the RN program. After two years of college I was already a CNA and had completed my prerequisites for the Nursing program. I applied for the program and at this time it was very competitive . I didn't get accepted, but a friend advised me to to enroll in the Medical Assisting Program. This was successful; I completed the program and became a Medical Assistant in August 2007. I plan to re-apply for the RN program in the future. I have been in the Healthcare profession for 10yrs and I love it. Caregiving I believe has came to me as a God given passion and skill. My Grandmother who just celebrated her 82nd is being cared for by me and Mother. She is now bed bound but has acquired no skin breakdown, or any other issues that can stem from being restricted to the bed. I have had an impact on my patients throughout the years , almost as much as they have had on me, and I plan to continue helping individuals in the future.

Certified Nursing Assistant. I have been in this profession for more than 30 years. Last 20 years staying with Alzheimer patien ts/ Dementia. I do Total medical care to include dressing changes, colostomies, Catheter bags, Blood Pressure, Diabetic check, cooking, cleaning, Dr. appointments and travel. I have had several patients that their families lived out of state and I assisted with the scheduling of staff as well as taking care of my patient. I enjoy my job, love my patients and try to give the best care I can.

I am 40 years old. I was an LPN for 19 years. I have been a personal caregiver for the past 3 years. In my nursing career I have worked in nursing homes and in a critical care hospital. I enjoyed both very much but my heart is in geriatric care. I have specialized in caring for dementia patients for the majority of my career. I love taking care of people and take great pride in my work. I have learned a lot while working in the healthcare field but my favorite thing about this work is that you continue to learn new things every day. Each person I care for is different and original in the things they like and dislike and getting to know them is key to being the best caregiver I can be. No matter what I learned in school the best education I could ever get comes from getting to know each one individually and having the opportunity to work with them.