Renal and Urological Disorders Caregivers in Woodbine - 45 caregivers found

My name is Lisa. I'm an LPN. I have 7 years of experience working as a group home manager. I'm friendly, compassionate, organized, and outgoing. I enjoy caring for people and going out of my way to help others in need. I'm flexible with my work schedule and willing to travel if needed.

I'm bilingual nurse aide experience with clinic skills, knowledgeable that I learned through my education and on the job settings. The most important is Communication, Empathy, Respect, Patient is one of my trait, compassion and Kindness. Love helping people, listening, giving full attention. In my time as a caregiver, I have had many proud and rewarding moments with the patients, family' patients.

A compassionate, hard working, trustworthy senior care professional. My 23 years of medical experience has given me the knowledge and skills to care for my clients. I treat my clients like family, the same way I'd want my family treated and cared for. *Wheelchair/walking assistance *Bathing/hygiene/grooming *Blood pressure checks *Meal preparation/feeding assistance *Medication reminders *Activities/excerise *Companionship (good listening ear) *Light housecleaning *Errands *Daily logs

My name is Alexis Massey, I like to go by Lexi(its easier to remember). I am a very compassionate and caring individual, who loves to help others. It makes me happy to make others happy. I can be your friend, your ear when you need it, your shoulder to cry on, and your caregiver all in one!

I am a very knowledgeable caregiver with a vast experience in elderly care. I have worked in private care settings as well as in a nursing home. I was with my last client for over 2 years before she sadly passed away from her illnesses. I am thorough and treat my patients like I would want be treated.

I've worked in a rehabilitation facility for almost 7 years. Between long term care, memory care, and sub-acute rehab i've seen it all. Growing up with older parents made me really want to take care of people without a voice the best way possible.

I became a Caregiver because I needed the certification for another job that I thought I would be well suited for. I thought I would fair out well as a Lab Tech for one of the local mental hospitals. Not long after I'd graduated from the CNA program and had begun working as a Lab Tech in the hospital clinic, I discovered the hospital was due to close in less than a year ; there were no openings at any of the sister branches. I took a job with a visiting nurse agency as a Phlebotomist / CNA. Although they had more CNA work than Phlebotomy, I needed a job and lacked experience. The job also offered a year long course in disease management coaching and had good benefits. As time passed, I began to work in other areas of caregiving to see what my specialty might be and decided I liked working with seniors; they seemed to have tons of life experience and didn't mind sharing it ( I often found myself wondering if should've been paying them for all they taught me - important things about life I never even thought of !), They seemed to really appreciate anything I did for them. I find the intrinsic value of serving the elders rewarding. Since discovering what my passion is, I've done nothing else.

I'm a cna chha medtech and cpr certified. I have over 8 years experience. I'm ready to take care of your loved ones. I love what I do and couldn't imagine doing anything else.

Hello! My name is Kelly and I am a proud single mother of a very bright 3 year old girl. I became a caregiver because it runs on my mothers side of the family. I want to make a difference to someone , I want to make a difference in my community, I also like helping people who need my care to get back on their feet. I like to create smiles and provided comfort to those in need. I love working with people of all ages and races. My mother raised me to believe we are all equal no matter the race, religion or ethnicity. I like to see people improve, and get better and I try to do everything I can to promote that.

I've been a full time caregiver for 5 years and have experienced in many different cases